dse

I've stepped over that cart before but can't remember what creek it was on.

Several of the ones I've found we're overlooking the Agua Fria

I've found a couple dozen of those little Rock forts in 19a and 20a always assumed they were Indian ruins most we're littered with pottery and petroglyphs. Back before I could afford decent hunting equipment I did alot of hiking in those units.

That's where they jumped off the cliffs getting away from the Calvary? Out blood basin rd

Poorly thought out exit strategy?

Indian ruins in 19a

I bought a Interarms Mark V chambered in 308 win when I was 14. It was a rifle I had borrowed a couple years before for my first cow elk. A few months later I bought a Remington 700 ADL in 30-06 and traded the 308 for a wingmaster. Still have the 06 but it's been Ackley imp. And restocked.

I'm thinking of trying the 83 gr hammer in my 22-250 Ackley. I took last year's coues with this rifle using a 80 gr. Berger vld at 733 yds. The buck only made it a few feet but the destruction was insane, fragments everywhere!

Caliber may help

Look on Bell and Carlson's site they have one available for blind magazine in a few colors and and several for dbm.

26 nosler!

17 hornet would be my pick! Not much louder than a 22 mag but hits alot harder! I've had several coyotes get back up and running off after being hit well with a 22 mag.

Not completely true they don't live forever if you stretch the bed out a bit where you can sit in it and ride it down the biggest hill you can find.

South and east

I hope it's better than the third hunt! Just came back from 10 full days of glassing with 6 people glassing and the biggest buck we saw would be hard pressed to clear 75"

Ben dang auto correct!

Been Lily

The 20 tactical but it's not much slower than the 204. 222 rem, 221 fireball, 22 K-hornet all fill the bill for fur friendly be odd balls.

Same with Eld-x or the Sierra game changer. Bond them and they would be awesome!

180 gr. Swift Scirocco or 200 gr Nosler Accubond. Not the best b.c. but they won't fall apart. Norma has a 180 gr bonded bullet that they are claiming a bc of .615 but only available in factory ammo I believe.

Cause fish don't eat feathers!

Way easier to get another job than another AZ goat tag!

I thought so

Outdoorsman's sells them I believe.

About any rifle will do so long as you can shoot it well out to 3 to 400 yds. Glass quality is more important than power. 14 power will be plenty and a Leopold VX-3 would be a very minimum as far as quality. Coues will vanish into almost nothing, especially with bad optics.