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About Couestracker
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- Birthday 09/29/1953
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Male
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Location
Phoenix
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Hunting, predator calling, exploring, muscle cars, motorcycles, camping, well, anything outdoors.
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Couestracker started following Tag Numbers are Released, ISO-.357 rifle, Federal Premium 10 gauge ammo and and 7 others
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Are you looking for a Winchester model 94 in .357 mag?
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Have 3 boxes of 10, 3 1/2" #2 shot tungsten-iron high velocity loads. Sale or possible trade.
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I don't think Sean would sell his. π
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To what end were this changes made? They still don't know my hunting license number, even though it's required and listed on all my applications. Poor programers IMO.
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Anyone know why they changed our sportsmans ID #? Took a long time to remember it, now it's different. π‘
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Dan Lee in Dewey, Artists Touch Taxidermy. Does the best cats around.
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If you're not willing to prove who you are, I figure you have something to hide, or are not allowed to buy weapons. I'm not selling a gun to someone like that.
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Illinois State 150th Anniversary edition, excellent condition. $475
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Surprised and saddened to find a young 2x2 coues buck dead at the edge of our secret swim hole. Must have slipped on the rocks and broke it's neck. No visible wounds, think it happened this morning. Was still chewing flora, as it was sticking out the side of his mouth. I took it up and over the ridge.
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I need to be comfortable, with a back rest, so I use a Double bull chair. I also carry a light butt pad that I use on the chair seat, also use it to kneel on when dressing out game, soft seat on a boulder if chair can't be used, ECT.
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4 of us drew 2nd choice unit 29 whitetail in late November. Thanksgiving in the woods.
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Our group of 4 got tags 162-165, so we know we didn't get our 1st choice December hunt, because that had less than 100 tags. π
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Not drawn. On to 10 bonus points. π
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You shot him in the neck with that rig? π΅
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We were headed south on Hwy 188, 1 mile from Punkin Center and I saw some movement on the hill to the west. I stopped and made sure.of what I was seeing....a large cow elk! It stopped and watched us before trotting off. Spoke with a rv park manager, he said yes, there's a small herd that calls that area home. Weird seeing elk in cholla, prickly pear and saguaro cactus.