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I'm still pending being accepted as a group member, I too wanted to see that. When you find out who it is let me know. I like them already.

Looks great!! Take what I say with a grain of salt. I am in no way trying to degrade the good job you did, but most barn wood is a light gray and even yellow if it is on the south side. Even still I like it a lot.

You can get to most places in your truck, but a couple areas you would wish you had the rhino, gets sloppy if monsoons are strong..you will also see a lot of deer down low in the private property...lots of CWMU areas that you can not hunt so make sure you know the boundries...

Quite a few people know that unit, very popular. Just like any other unit in any state you will be hard pressed to get a honey hole from anyone. I killed a great buck in 2012 that I had seen for 3 years with very little pressure, now about 25 people hunt that area every year... It went from buying a leftover tag every year to only getting drawn every other year in less than 10 years... Lots of young bucks, fair amount of decent bucks and a few good bucks. Way too many road hunters. You will see plenty of bucks, just making a plan and putting it together is what is,difficult. If you just want to shoot something it should be fairly easy...Good luck.. I didn't draw this year.

Hey Lance, can I be the first on the list to borrow it? I have a feeling it will shoot as well as either of my customs when you are finished.

It doesnt' show up in the title on the mobile version.

I'm in Pinedale if you want to stay...I'm not sure if any of the family will be here but you are welcome..

Due to changes in my office in the last couple of months, the week long trip to Mexico ended up being only a day and a half of hunting. My youngest son Colton was able to wrap his tag around this great Mx Goulds. short spurs but a 10.5" beard. We had a great time as always. One of my sons wanted to shoot a turkey with his bow, so we hunted in a blind an evening and a morning with no luck. Colton enjoyed hunting in the blind.

Impressive, I've never had much of a desire to hunt Africa but the terrain in your pics and the photos you took are making me rethink it. Very cool.

Great looking bird Christian. I love it when a plan works out. Nothing like hunting with family.

Phil- Awesome write up and what a great time to be in the woods with good people hunting turkeys. Truly a remarkable season for both of you, I'm so jealous.

All sold thanks

I am selling an Outdoorsman Tall tripod with center extension with rear rifle support with new cam over legs and rubber feet and rifle rest. Altogether new this set up will cost you just under 1k. (no head) (extends to about 7ft) I also have black non-hd swarovski 15x56s made in 2004, with Outdoorsmans adapter. Lenses were replaced last year, in great condition. Due to an upcoming trip to Mx for Goulds with my two boys and a new business I decided I needed to part with some equipment. We are leaving Thursday evening 5/11 and all items will be for sale until then. I would prefer to sell complete package, but can part out if we can make it work. Priority will be to anyone that wants the complete package. I lIve in Pinedale and I will not be coming down to the valley this week. Rifle Rest $100. SOLD Tripod with center extension and rear rifle support ( no tripod head) $450 SOLD Swaro 15x56 with adapter $1150. Sold I may entertain other offers but probably not since it is already a good deal. All sold thanks

I catch small mouth on about everything you can think of, but I've gotten to be a little bit of a fishing snob. Kind of like some of those fly fisherman. I love to catch small mouth on top water with a floating deep diving Rapala. I don't catch as many, but usually catch on average a little bit bigger, no matter the time of year.

As far as I know the ONLY thing different is color. They have been sent back for cleaning and lens repair and replace. Thx

Rifle rest SPF

Tripod SPF I'll drop the price of 15s to $1150

Pray for snow or lots of rain the day before..if we get it you can track a bull and kill him.

Nice pics on some good Rams, one of these days I'll get a tag for sheep. Maybe......

Actually IMO this time of year in 3b is almost exactly like Dec. Not much has changed.

It's a Motorola, the owner was probably trying to throw it away.

Crispi is one of the best boots available imo. Very tough to find anywhere to try them on though. They have synthetic/full leather depending On your wants and needs...

Close to home...makes it just that much better... Congrats!!

16a -16d is considered the Gila, (national forest) where as only 16B and maybe parts of others are actual wilderness..

DB. I have done my fair share of winter backpack hunts both here in the Show Low area and AK. As long as you are prepared it is a great way to go. On the flip side nothing is worse than being unprepared. IMO order of importance 1. Sleeping bag and tent 2. Plenty of fuel to heat water. I've spent many days standing around in blizzard like conditions drinking hot water with anything for flavor. 3. Good boots and a way to,dry them 4. Camp chair to get you off the ground if you will be in the snow. I'm sure there are other things more important but these are high on my list.