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That's cool...nice find

Sure is purty! Congrats again on a giant. If I remember it grossed 206" or 208" ??? What a giant.

560 price drop $250 for 8lb sealed jug and partial 1lber

Quality of hunt was down but I don't think the quality of deer was. I knew of and know of a couple real good bucks alive that never showed up. Or at least I never heard of anyone finding them. So who knows??

565 sold

I have a sealed 8lb jug and partial 1lber of 560 for sale. I'm up here in the Show Low/Heber area and won't ship. But I'll be headed down to phx area for State Track next weekend I believe and can meet up. I'm sure I bought it high but I don't need this anymore so I'm happy to help anyone else that may need some. 560 8lb. $250 Free partial opened container 3 lbers all same lot# $100 SOLD

Congrats senor! Great Goulds!

I'm guessing wrong 23 woody. Great buck though

Dan Turley is the auctioneer and has been for many years.

I would build a 25 CM (I just had a 25SST built from Todd South that is about perfect except it maybe too much for ONLY Coues) You could get away with less if Coues was your only game. MY 25SST should hammer elk out to 800+ right now it has only killed a bull at just under 400 yards. I have a 25CM that has killed lots of Coues but it isn't a pack gun. So I would go with the 25CM caliber but built how I had my 25 SST built. Defiance AnTI action I love my proof barrel but I've heard they have had some recent issues with QC. 1:7.5 20-22" with suppresor. 135 Berger or 131 blackjack, I've been extremely happy with the performance on game. I really like my AG alpine hunter stock Triggertech Tangent Theta 315m Lots of Lances influence on the above build. I chose them for overall light weight but not compromising long range if necessary. I also like the 25 calibers because they have some of the best BC bullets available and not everyone is shooting them. Can't resist to post critters again. My 25 CM My 25sst

There are many more "comfortable" or luxurious options than a Pioneer but for true hunting off road capabilites, reliability etc...nothing I've seen beats the Pioneer. All of my polaris or can am friends make sure they run their machines in low and 4 wheel drive so they don't burn there belts up on the steeper drives. Almost all have had broken axles of some sort also. I manually put mine in 1st or 2nd gear and all but the toughest hills I can still climb easy in 2 wheel drive. The bed and doors rattles a little bit but I added some shrink tubing and that helped the latches keep from rattling. Bump for a sweet rig.

You should be able to find the best guides in the business, those late hunts are better than the early rifle bull elk tag in 36a.

Free Bump. Reminded of this. 😀

I'm sure I won't draw but here is a video my best friend since childhood took last fall. I don't normally like to post other people's videos but this one is cool. VID-20210910-WA0001.mp4

Big ol frame on that buck! Sweet character. Thanks for telling the story. Some of my favorite hunts are when I was hunting by myself. Great job