GreyGhost85

i have a set of 285x70x17's with wheels that have about 60% tread on them. i think the are Dick Cepek AT's. could give you a smoking deal if interested

If everyone in the party had to surrender their tags, not just the guy with all the points, it would be fine. That or, if you apply in a party you can't surrender the tag. I too do not like it one bit. All it is going to do is make tags harder to draw and put a price on points. I could get behind it for extenuating circumstances like health reasons but the case should be reviewed and G&F deems if it is a good excuse or not to surrender it

i'm not sure why killing a 200+ buck someone has a picture of would be a problem? every single water source on the strip has multiple cameras. if a deer takes a drink in his lifetime there is a really good chance someone has a picture of him. if you are building points and only want to hunt an unknown deer, maybe 27 december would be a good choice?

i think that the people that hunt the strip year in and year out try to make it sound much worse than it is. i have a close friend that drew it last year and killed a buck pushing 230". said there were a lot of deer and a lot of really big bucks. had to wade through 180-200"ers to find the right one. this was also his first time on the strip and it was unguided. I would say, without knowing personally, that the unit has big swings in deer population due to weather and migration. some years people report a tough hunt and some years people say there are a ton of deer and big bucks, but i think in general it is isn't as tough as a hunt as the regulars try to make it out to be. it is very far and very remote and that is probably the main factor that makes people say it is such a tough hunt

The Guadalajara Original Grill on Prince/Mountain View is top notch. ate the the other day

The last grizzlies were killed out of arizona about 80-90 years ago.

I would give you a pair of new swaro HD's for 7 bp!

my 20 antelope points aren't worth 3 squirts of pi$$.... sad day

lets throw this oldie but goody back up as well http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/6645-favorite-coues-taxidermist/page-8?do=findComment&comment=525983

http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/55095-taxidermist-warning/?hl=%2Btaxidermy+%2Bwarning

For some reason i developed an itch for a 45LC. Not real particular on make or model but don't want a "judge" type or anything. Let me know if anyone has one they are looking to part with. Thanks

By the way, appreciate all the responses guys.....

I thought i had one, but yours is peaking my interest, uncle H. I'll send you a PM

i'm sure it has everything to do with 23 december archery being open this year. it would be a mess to have 1,000 archery hunters running around when you burn 15bp's for the rifle hunt

TRKHNTR, that is a gorgeous antelope. Mind sharing what it scores? Gotta be mid to high 80's?

Wouldn't mind those. Might have to take out a 2nd mortgage on my house though

They are a very novel idea and would be nearly impossible to beat for a personal protection handgun, i just want more of a western, 6-shooter type is all. I've got 22mag lever and handgun and want a big bore revolver to match my 45-70 lever.

I think a guy would have a lot more opportunity in new mexico but better quality in AZ. If you want a legit chance of killing a decent bull every year, Arizona is probably not the place. There are some OTC tags and late archery bull tags that are easy to draw but they are extremely difficult hunts

There is no excuse or reason for 2.5 years and a ruined cape.

Ouch, that's a tough one to swallow. Oryx capes are probably hard to come by. There is no lower lifeform than a bad taxidermist

It works. Just circle the antelope so you always stay behind the horse until it's time to shoot. It takes a prettt good, mild mannered horse, or couple of them.

I would think there is a pretty good chance of them making noise. Most likely not real rut activity, but there will still be some bugling going on

I know the seller. He'a good to go. Probably just busy

Jeff Lester at HuntHard outfitters is tough to beat

Wearing out boot leather and getting high to glass is the best tactic for basically any hunt