GreyGhost85

Good luck.

Like the title says, i have a pair of Zeiss conquest 15x56 and Leica geovid 10x42’s for sale. Both are in great shape and they pain me to get rid of. Lenses are in great shape. Zeiss lenses are flawless, Leica are as good as they get for 10+ year old binos. They range 1300+ yards instantly and I have never had any issues with either of them. Will post photos later but you all know what they look like. The Zeiss 15x56 are better than everything but Swaro HD’s. I’ve had them up against non HD swaro’s (slc and neu) many times and they are definitely better. Have original boxes and cases with both. Zeiss have tripod adapter. Both pairs carry a lot of luck as well. I will definitely regret selling them but a recent BTX purchase forces it. Zeiss Conquest 15x56- $1200. Leica Geovid 10x42’s - $800. Package Deal for both $1800. PM or text 602-376-6278 I’d rather sell as a combo but will entertain splitting them up.

Both pairs are sold. Thanks for the smooth transactions fellas. Hope they serve you as good as they did me.

Are we 8 years old? My dad is richer than your dad? Jesus...... what is this coming to? Everyone, pull out your dicks...stretch them out and measure them. It’s time to restore order and hierarchy to this forum.

I wish i could be more excited for you. The first time i saw a wolf, it was cool...after seeing 50+ the last 15 years or so, they start to lose their luster.

The only photo that i am not 100% sure on whether it is a wolf or not is the animal in the last photo. The others are definitely wolves.

I REALLY hate to say it, but if i had infinite money, i’d probably do the same thing. To most auction hunters, money means nothing. I hate to admit, but i have been involved in auction tags. The guides find an animal and surround it. They call the auction hunter and tell them they have the animal on lock down. The auction hunter boards a private jet, flys to the area, drives in, walks a short distance and shoots the animal. The animal is sent to a taxidermist, mounted and shipped to the tag holder. The distance the animal lives from a road plays a big part in the process. A lot of money is raised but it is 100% blood money. 99% of the time it is not a “hunt”.

I bet after the tag and guide fee and all the other bs he’s in it for around 350k. A lot of it is a write off for the rich dudes though

Man i like those guns. If you make your way to the valley let me know

Velvet animals are on their summer patterns and easy to track. As soon as they shed their velvet they go on a walkabout

Zeiss SPF Leica gone pending trade.

Up again

You are comparing apples to oranges. The elk pics are not misleading angles. Throw your buddy’s rug on top of yours and take a picture.

Pics added.....although sideways. Hate that

I realized a couple days ago that i missed a digit but i fixed then. It’s all good now

I’ll post some up tonight for what they’re worth.

Come on... Someone wants these. Make me a good offer. Might even be up for the right trade. Worse i can say is no.

A couple miles in. Brought horses in to pack him out.

Here is a 19A bull. I think it was 2010. It can be a very tough hunt but there are some good bulls in there. you can see how tall/thick the manzanita was where i killed that bull. look for places like that. The elk in there are a lot of times only visible when they are standing at first light and last light.

Any interest in separating the scope?

Superior Tire Wholesale in Phoenix. I’ve been going there for years. Put them against Costco recently and they were still 30% less.

27 is dead.

👆 Turn key bino package for someone that got tags this year. High end 15's, 10's and a rangefinder. The only thing you might lack is a spotting scope for a complete coues killing package.

Like said above, 3C is probably the best mule deer unit south of the grand canyon. The draws odds for that hunt will tell you the same.

Cleaned out my inbox and sent ya one. Bump