duxngeez

Great write-up, great story. Way to go! What a memorable hunt!

Looks like a blast Damon! Thanks for sharing your trip with us!

Gone

I have 17 boxes of 20 ga ammo for sale. Various brands, all stored indoors. Looking to sell as a complete lot. Located in Nw valley. All 17 boxes @ $5.00 box = $85.00. Please don’t lowball. Thanks for looking.

These are sold pending meetup tomorrow. If something changes you are next in line. Thank you.

TTT

Spoken for

They are a size 11.5, but possibly more like an 11 now. These boots were worn by my son for a few seasons, they got wet and shrank a little. Now are a little tight so he doesn’t need them anymore. They still have some life left in them, hoping someone needs a pair and can use them. Paid $300 or so for them a few years ago, they are decent boots but have been used. Free to whoever can use them. Located in NW valley.

Way to go dad and Tanner! Very very cool.

Is one still available? If so I’ll take it.

Like Bigorange said, fairgrounds might be your best bet.

It might be worth looking at the Weatherby SA-08? It can be had in either 20 or 12 gauge. You can find them for $400-500. My son had one in 20 ga. He put thousands of rounds through it and it was super reliable. I know others who have the 12 ga model and have had similar results. If he is ready for a full size gun, it might be worth moving to a 12 ga? The action takes out a lot of the recoil, and it may keep you from having to buy a 12 as well down the road when he is done with a 20. You can get 7/8 oz loads for the 12 that are essentially identical in power to the 7/8 oz 20 gauge loads if recoil is the issue. Some semi-autos won’t eject light loads, but you can experiment with different loads and see what works and what he is comfortable with. If you want him to try a semi-auto 12, I would be happy to let you borrow one.

Location?

Sold

Thanks for the nice words muledeer. This will make someone a great hunting rig.

Gone.

SPF per PM

Is the shotgun ammo 12 Gauge steel shot?

I have some boots that were worn by my kids, that we no longer need. Some still have a lot of life left, some are more used but all still wearable. Free to whoever can use them. Danner women’s size 8.5. These are great boots only worn a handful of times by my daughter. (Tan in color) Lacrosse kids size 6. These are insulated These have been by a couple of my kids but still will work for someone else. Not great condition but still work. (Camo) Irish Setters men’s size 9.5. These are insulated and Goretex. They have been worn but still have a lot of life left. (Brown) Cabelas size 7.5. These have been hunted, still decent. They say Goretex on the side. One is missing a shoelace. (Brown) Fly riding boots. Kids size 5. These are in good shape, just outgrew them. They are dusty but totally useable for some little rider. I live in NW Peoria. I will not ship. Available to the first ones that come to get them. Hopefully some kid can use them and enjoy them on an upcoming javelina hunt.

All boots spoken for. Thanks for all the interest.

Lacrosse boots are spoken for. cabelas boots and riding boots are the only ones left.

Women's Danners and the Irish Setters are spoken for.

I have someone ahead of you for the Danners, but the Irish Setters are all yours.