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Price drop $330

I'm posting for a friend, he's asking $350.

Sorry it's a 300WSM

In order to fund a new project I'm selling my TC VENTURE fairly low round count and I've added a muzzle break for recoil I'm asking $400 scope not included FTF Only Thanks Andrew 520-425-0652

Awesome thanks everyone

Just out of curiosity I'm just wondering what everyone's all round favorite unit is and why.

My brother goes to school out in California and wants to take his bow back with him this may sound dumb and I apologize for my ignorance but is there anything he should know as far as laws go out there?

Ive got 2 that id love to see you get some use out of. Shoot me a Pm if you still need some. -Andrew

That's an awesome Picture!

PM sent

By no means asking for honey holes. My favorite is 36a for the amount of opportunity to see game there is

Awesome thanks for the input!

I'm looking to get a hardwood stock for my T/C Venture and came across Boyds they seem pretty reasonably priced I was just wondering if any of you guys had any experience with them?

Well it's time for a new truck, it's a 2000 model 4x4 z71 With 170k. Let me know if you're interested 520-425-0652

Sorry I guess that would be important, 5k obo

I've got some old javelina chorizo I that i just found and may have some wild hog if that could be of use to you?? I'm also in Southern Arizona

I've decided to mount my javelina I just shot I'm thinking I want to do a wall pedestal but I cant decide if I want to do a closed mouth or opened or what pose. I'd love to see what you guys have done.

Ive never had a turkey done by him But I use mike at art of the outdoorsman taxidermy http://artoftheoutdoorsman.webs.com/. He Did my Canadian goose for me and he defiantly knows birds! And will treat you right.

That's awesome! Great looking pig too!

Well I was blessed to fill both of my javelina tags for this year. The first one was my archery boar I took back in January. I just took the second one on the last day of the season and much tougher than I expected. I usually like to hunt pigs with a bow but I decided this year I was going to take one with my 243 that my grandpa built for me when I was 12 years old as I had never taken anything with it. When my grandpa was building rifles he was defiantly a craftsmen and always went all out with everything, this rifle was no exception. Because it is such a work of art I've always been supper protective of it which made hunting with it pretty difficult. But i decided I really wanted to harvest an animal with it as my grandpa intended for it to be used. After being shocked that i could not find any pigs in my favorite spot for 4 days I was getting pretty frustrated and a bit embarrassed if I'm honest. Thursday morning I glassed like crazy and just like the rest of the week, nothing! At about 9:45 after praying all morning that I could fill this tag I decided to hike up the draws I had been glassing thinking maybe the heard was bedded down and I was missing them. I just so happened to look down at my scope and notice it was all fogged up. Stupid me I got rained on, on Tuesday and my scope being an older one my grandpa had on there was obviously not water proof. I raised my gun and couldn't see a thing past 10 yards. I really didn't want to go all the way home to grab another gun mostly because I was set on using my 243 but I also was not going take a shot I wasn't comfortable with and risk wounding a pig. Sad, frustrated, and tired I decided to just pack it in. Even if i found them getting a shot would be tough if not impossible. And of course what do I see on the way back to my truck?? A heard of pigs 100 yards away working their way up a hill. I raised my gun just to see a cloudy javelina shaped figure in my scope. I watched about 5 really nice pigs give me clear shots that I couldn't take...wow! I then remembered that I could see if my target was in the sun and I was in the shade. Long story short I stayed with them and was fortunate to get that exact opportunity! This guy walked out in the sun while I was under an oak tree about 100 yards away and I took the shot. Needless to say The Good Lord was on my side for this one. Once I got my pig skinned and quartered I had a very important stop to make, I went to show my grandpa.

Nice cat! That's still on my bucket list

I didn't think about that thanks Vowell. Right now it's sold pending funds, if something falls through I'll let everybody know

This is a great trailer and tows like a dream, the only reason I'm selling it is I really don't have a use for it right now and could use some extra money. Give me a call I'd love to talk to you, Andrew 520-425-0652

That's one heck of a first buck! Awesome job!

Mike Bieda Does all of my waterfowl, Great work! I'm pretty sure he does ducks for like 150. http://www.artoftheoutdoorsman.webs.com/