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Yeah, that's a good bull.

Great bull, congrats to your friend.

I don't know why that came up as a smiley face but I was trying to say not the 1600B model

If anyone is wanting to upgrade or get rid of their Leica 1600 (not 1600 I would be glad to take it off your hands. Just let me know.

Woah, that bull is wicked cool, congrats to Tory!

I know nothing of ML but I hope you get it figured out, I would be freaking out to.

Awesome buck, congrats!

Sure wish I could have joined ya, hope you found something good. I'll have to keep an eye out for you on the hunt.

Saw you heading towards Hereford at 8:30, wasn't sure if it was a land rover or a range rover but you had the sticker in the back window. I pulled up next to you and gave you a thumbs up and you looked at me a little funny. Haha

Great photos, congrats to you both.

That would be cool, I would love to mount a jet black wolf like that.

Oh man, why is he selling? That's a sweet truck, you need to talk him out of it Robert, haha.

Price would be helpful.

My lab loves chewing on sheds, I give him the sheds I find that are small or chalked out, I've seen those antlers at the store and it's amazing how much they charge for those things! Haha, if those little pieces are worth that much then I'm sitting on a gold mine with what I got at my house.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure this guy isn't really going to kill his dog. It's just a joke, don't get all worked up people.

Awesome buck, great job.

I saw one northeast of Willcox a couple years ago.

Sweet sweet victory, congrats.

Don't know if this is here say or not but I've heard that the bot fly larvae are more common around here because of the longer and warmer days we have compared to other places in the country. And because the bot fly lays eggs in humid and moist areas and we have our monsoons during the time they lay their eggs, the wildlife is just more susceptible to them.

I agree with everyone above and I love to glass the early morning shade spots. I pick areas that will have more shade than light just because of this reason. If it's not getting really cold at night, those deer will sometimes stay in the shade even at first light because they know it's going to get warmer soon so they will try to stay as cool as possible for as long as possible. I've had very good luck following the shade lines and it's actually kind of funny some times to watch the deer follow the shade around, it kind of reminds me of that Riddick movie, "stay out of the light!" Haha

Awesome bull and nice write up, congrats.

Cool video, congrats on the bull, great job.

Too late to call or text your # but I would like to have this sight so I am sending you a pm.

Very cool, congrats to your daughter.

120carp, how do the spitfires fly, I know every company says that their heads fly like field tips but how close to a field tip are they, did you have to do any tuning or just screw them on and let them fly?