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Great Job! Way to stay after them!

That's pretty strange. Most of the closed wilderness areas I've encountered specifically state that they are closed to "Motorized" travel, not "Mechanical". I wonder what areas in AZ are closed to bikes without being explicitly marked as such.

Looks great - A bobcat/mearns combo is something I've always wanted too!

This is my son Matt's first hunting success. He shot this javelina this weekend and I'm very proud of him and his success!

Congrats - good job guys!

Great piece of equipment. I highly recommend them, however I agree that the button placement is not optimal - especially for bowhunting.

Congrats Doug! Now cook me up some backstraps

Nice hat! Congrats again, Jay - great buck. Having held those horns, as awesome as the pix are, they don't do it justice. You earned it brother!

Hey Tony, Welcome to the White Mountains. I'm a transplant to the Show Low area from Oklahoma myself (Tahlequah) but that was some 22 years ago. I live in Wagon Wheel which is between Show Low and Lakeside. I think you'll enjoy the change! Jason

Great job! That's a great buck by any means, but spot and stalk archery - you gotta be very proud of that accomplishment! Congrats!

My handle is the same one I used on other forums for years - originally the bowsite. At the time, single cam bows were really new and I had just bought one of the first Mathews bows. Just kept it 'cause it's easy to remember.

Well I bit the bullet and bought a Nov. tag for the second year in a row. Believe it or not, I got totally skunked this year, but I attribute a lot of that to a slew of vehicle breakdowns, well... and a missed shot that I should have made. We'll see how the hunting goes next Fall. Good luck everyone. J

Great job, and thanks for sharing all the pictures!

C'mon guys! I have to have the story and some pix!!! How am I supposed to get any work done if I keep coming back here every 30 minutes?

Don't forget, you REALLY need to make a new friend and invite someone you've never met (like me ). Just kidding - wow, the chance to hunt a ranch in Mexico that has never been hunted - that must be really exiting! Good luck!

That's better than what I expected to find at the end of the link. However, I think you can get better at estimating range just by going out and continuously practicing. Of course, this is greatly aided by actually using a rangefinder to practice

Hoping for a speedy recovery. I'm also glad it wasn't worse!

I'm selling my Weatherby Super Big Game Master chambered in .300 Wby Mag. It has the factory installed accu-brake. Approximately 400 rounds through it. Also Included: Reloading Dies Federal Brass (97 rds fired twice. Most are unprimed, resized and tumbled) Norma Brass (100 rds. fired 1 - 2 times each - Most unprimed, resized and tumbled) Asking: $1000.00 for rifle and all goodies *without scope* $1300.00 for rifle, all goodies and a Cabela's Alaskan Guide 6.5-20 x 44 scope with Mil Dots (awesome scope). See pix below. NOTE! The bipod in the pictures is NOT included

Unit 32 General Javelina - I've always wanted to explore that unit

Great Job! Way to go guys and Congrats to Redman Jr.

Congratulations, and EXCELLENT job on the photos!

Hey Chef, That's a sweet looking bumper! Is that an aftermarket or custom job?

Great Pix Dan!

Great job Scott! Proves hard work does pay off big time - I'll have to razz Chris about his boots. He better get a good pair before the SC hunt 'cause we're gonna work him hard.

Let us know how it went. I saw a nice cinnamon bear in SC over the weekend.