azman

Well said Cole! Also well stated Hunter 1026. It is a shame that people will do the things they do and try to pick apart other hunters success.

I am selling my SKB (2SKB-6002) double bowcase. It is in excellent condition and has been used only once. The case has been kept out of the sun and heat. The foam has not come loose and still maintains its shape and thickness. The list of bows that will fit are to long to list, but it will not hold parallel limb bows. Price reduced down to $200 or make me an offer. It retails for more than $300. Call Robert at (480) 497-6337

Price has been reduce to $200 or make me an offer.

Terry - It is an old circi call that they do not make anymore. It does have the jackrabbit reed in it. It is very effective and the other calls I have tried does not have the same pitch. TJ - What you are not able to see in the video is that pig was standing there like the first pig that ran by looking at my brother. Eric had the camera on other pigs. When he woofed at him the pig came unglued and charged him. His head was up looking at him. What you also did not see in the video is my brother already moving backwards. We have been calling in pigs for more than 30 years and this is the first time this has happend. I have had them run by brushing my legs. Once we are done editing the entire hunt it will be posted.

AZLane, I am not a plant from the Sierra Club or the Center for Biological Diversity nor would I ever work for them. I do not agree with all the things that they do, but shutting this mine down is something that I agree with them on. I am a wildlife biologist and an environmental planner with a higher education than you, as it appears. I am also an avid hunter that has been hunting in Arizona for more than 35 years. In fact I grew up in Tucson hunting the Santa Rita Mountains and would like to see them stay as they are. I am a person who cares deeply for protecting the remaining habitat that we have in this state and care about the willdife that I hunt and for the wildlife that enhabit the mountains. This includes the Gila Topminnow, an endangered native fish (in case you where not aware of what they are). I see that you are for destroying habitat just to create a few jobs and copper. SInce you say you live down there get ready to find another hunting place and prepare to haul in water to drink.

AZLANE and RON, It is a shame that there are two hunters (azlane and Ron) here that say they love the wildlife, spend money to help manage them and their habitat. But you would rather play a role in destroying the very habitat that at least one of you hunt. I guess that you really do not care. I was hunting this area this past weekend and it is a big shame what this mining company is already doing to the scenic and beautiful Santa Rits Mountains. You say that we need jobs and it is okay to keep destroying the habitat that we have left to create just a few jobs. All of this for a mine that is predicted to only produce about 5% of the copper in the Country. So where do we stop? When there is not habitat left, not wilderness, no trees? Ron - you said "The animals can go anywhere in the millions of acres that are out there". It is obvious that neither of you two know a single thing about how nature really works. Have you ever heard of the term carring capacity or the need for food, water, and shelter for wildlife to live? I know that are numbers are down, but there is only so much room for the wildlife that we have and the wildlife that will be dispersed from this mine have to go somewhere. They will ove into anothers territory and will need to compete with them. Well not all will survive and you will loose wildlife. This is how biology works. It would be just a matter of time before you will find less wildlife in this portion of the Santa Rita Mountains. And yes some will live and still be around the mine, but your hunting area will be greatly diminished and you will be able to hunt on the mine. I guess you expect the very large pit and the tailings to hold deer, javelina, lions, etc. Did you also know that the mine company plans on leaving the mine as an open pit and not revegetate the area? Much like the Duvall Mine southwest of Tucson. I did my Master's degree on the Gila Topminnow down in Cienega Creek. I for one do not want to see this fish go extint or loose this population due to a mine that will only produce a small amount of copper. You may say what is a Gila Topminnow or who cares. It is a part of an ecosystem that functions on this earth and has meaning and a purpose. When you start eliminating them the ecosystem goes out of wack. LZLANE - would you like this mine to look just like the Duvall Mine???? especially destroying the area you say you grew up hunting in. NOT ME. RON - lets do an open pit mine in Pinetop and destroy all that habitat up there. You can have all the jobs in the world you want, but if you have no habitat left then what do you have, a vast waste land. I for one like what we have today and would like to see it in the future for my kids and grandkids to enjoy.

2008 Bowtech 101st Airborne bow. The bow has been used for two hunting seasons and is in excellent shape as I take very good care of my equipment. The draw weight is 70 lbs with a 29.5 inch draw. The draw is very smooth with little recoil for a two cam bow. It has new string and cables with a loop and peep sight. The IBO on this bow is 330 fps and it in fact shoots this speed. With my setup (70 lbs and a 425 grain arrow) it shoots 300 fps. I a have reduced the price down to $250.

2008 Bowtech 101st Airborne for sale. The boiw is in excellent shape as I take very good care of my equipment. It is 70 lbs with a 29.5 inch draw. The draw is smooth. It has a new string and cables with a loop and peep sight. The bow is 330 fps IBO. With my draw length and a 425 grain arrow the bow shoots 300 fps. Must see. I am asking $250. Robert - (480) 497-6337