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Love that pic of the dog lounging on the lion carcass...

Hedog Archery cam protector...never knew how much I needed one until I got it. Now I'll never have a bow without one. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009DV7PNM/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1470633872&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=hedog+cam+protector

Sir Royal ???+1 talk to Sir Royal

Where online? I searched a couple sites that I know and didn't find it.

This...there's a pic of that alien on here somewhere. Right before the camera got destroyed. 😳

Or switch out your turkey choke for improved cylinder...my buddy did that one year and was shooting clouds of feathers.

Killed a coues-size mulie at 250 yds with Barnes TTSX. Big hole through the opposite lung and big exit channel, so not a pencil hole. Not sure what it would do at longer distances but I think a shoulder shot would have been better than vitals. High shoulder was recommended on another thread.

+1 the YOU hunter ed camp is awesome.

I started with the Nosler Trophy Grade 130gr Accubond. Never got very consistent groups with them. Switched to Barnes 130gr TTSX and have had much better groups at 200 and ringing the gong at 300 and 400. (Not sure how it groups at that range...only hitting fixed gongs at the range) If you're in Tucson anytime soon I have a partial box of the Noslers you can try.

That's very cool. Thanks for sharing and good luck on the hunt. Let us know how it turns out.

I bet the ladies like it though...

I need to do this...good idea!

Some of the best naps I've had were under a tree after glassing for hours. I won't mention my buddy on here who I've watched falling asleep while in his binos.

Got mine...57 left.

Good country and not a zoo during that hunt hopefully. Yeah I was surprised to see those leftovers...

LOL I know that voice..The first time I heard that voice I was like " WTF " She's one of Marge Simpson's sisters...

My dad has the same gun...I grew up shooting it over 30 yrs ago. Started losing pressure earlier this year and I helped him replace the seals in it while we were there on vacation and good as new! Not bad for almost 40 yr old air rifle.

Didn't work out for us schedule-wise. Will be there next year hopefully with my daughter. Took my son 2 years ago and loved it...have a great time!

Mulepackhunter is spot on. You can rebuild it but a lot of work and new one is more value.

Bought mine from the same link Desertbull provided...yeah the Amazon price is crazy. I'm in Tucson if you want to borrow mine...

My thoughts exactly...

Nope and it's long gone. Nobody claimed it so I gave it away. It was a Ruger.

My buddy just moved to ABQ and is looking for taxidermy recommendations. He also drew a sheep tag so definitely hoping to have some taxi work in Dec.

There and strengthening is good advice. Lots of youtubes out there. If you want to take it one step further take a look at the Dry Fire Pro training device. www.dryfirearchery.com Invented by a bowhunter in Pinetop...great for strengthening and form. If you're able to draw and shoot get some good lessons on form and start right. Then shoot a lot of bows and find one you like in your price range. Maybe one of the more adjustable ones so you can start with a low draw weight if needed due to injury and work your way up. Sorry I don't have any advice on shops in the valley. Archery is great! Good luck and enjoy!

I bet you'll be fine.