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A friend of mine sent me these photos and more of some Sheep that were in Morenci and relocated by Game and fish. Probably some members here with the Sheep Society were there to help.

Great trailer, towes easy behind truck with 32" 33" tires with straight hitch. Easy up and down. Sleeps 6. Sink, stove grill, heater, 2 showers , toilet, water heater, fans and more, awesome for 2men on a to week hunting trip. Take a look. Thx $5500

Buck Norris was struck and killed in Oregon. Identified by ear tag. Im sure is rack was not fully grown at this time. Google search to watch the local news story. They say that his son is around to carry on the gene pool. Son of Chuck.

SOLD is a 2001 7.3l superduty Lariat 4x4 with only 142000 miles. It's in pretty good shape there is some damage to both rear fender wells from previous owner installing light truck tires and heading cross country, both rear tires blew up and mangled the rear fenders some. It has a 3 inch lift, 5 matching 34.5" Toyo Open Country tires and 5 matching Dick Cepek DC2 wheels. Leather seats are in better than average condition. Floor mats are dirty but carpet is in good shape. I have installed a vilant intake and 4 inch turbo back straight pipe. All factory stuff still avaliable. There is an alpine deck upgraded door speakers, tweeters, 8 in subwoofer And a Massive p400.4. I am on disability for my shoulder 3 to 5 months and my unnecessary toy needs to go. Asking 14,500 or reasonable offer. I'm down south in Sahuarita Call or text 520991twotwo64 not sure how to post pics... here is my other link https://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/5047106180.html

Was up in 12aw and came across this new fenced in area. Had hundreds of flags, and numbered covered plants of some sort. Had an irrigation system from a bladder type system. Ran into a guy from game and fish in a water truck and he had no idea what it was. Any thoughts ?

A friend of mine was hiking around 15 miles NE of Purgatory and heard some crashing from above. This is what he saw.

Looking for a trade for hunting gear. Can put in cash if needed. Open to anything, really. Lots of elk game bags, tripod, GPS, a cheap trail camera, havalon knives, frame pack...I am fairly lean on hunting equipment and won't be using this target. The broadhead target itself has probably 15 shots into it total, in one use. This was back a few years ago, and I would assume someone else would benefit from its use.

Fellow archery hunters, I need your expertise. So.... I went to the PSE Proshop in Tucson and shot three of their bows that fall in the $400-$700 range... 2015 PSE Premonition HD 70lb limbs (Smooth Draw, good valley, smooth release) I lived the idea of the short ATA for stand and blind mobility. 2015 PSE Source HD 70 lb limbs (Smoother draw, also good valley, same smooth release.) The longer Brace Height and longer ATA is a major plus. 2013 PSE Hammer 60 lb limbs. (Super smooth draw, but that may be because it was just set to 60 lbs, Same good valley and release) - basically same spec and performance as the source. Was a $750 bow in 2013, second fastest bow that year produced by PSE. I sort of ruled out the Premonition, the other two bows have longer ATA which equates to easier draw cycle and less chance of CAM jumping and, longer Brace Height equating to more forgiving shoot cycle. The other two bows are great bows with almost identical specs, the main difference is the EVO CAM on the Hammer and the HD CAM on the Source and about a $110 difference in price. What a hard decision... Any recommendations (WHY?) ?

Hi CWT Family! I thought I would share this. Thanks For those that have Facebook, love baseball, entering and winning contests! SilverBack Outdoors(SBO) CONTEST GIVEAWAY!!! We have a very generous donation from Meditrac ID. They have graciously donated (4) Four Arizona Diamondbacks Tickets versus the Chicago Cubs on May 24, 2015. The tickets come with unlimited food and drink!!! Who wants to win these tickets? Here is the CHALLENGE! You must like and share, both MedtracIDs page and Silverback Outdoors page. Then you have two tag one person in the comments below on this post. The person with the most Likes and Shares will have the best chance to win. Contest ends May 16,2015 at midnight Arizona time.( MST) Thank You for your support and good luck! https://www.facebook.com/silverbackoutdoors… https://www.facebook.com/meditracid?fref=nf

Anyone been up to the north rim shed hunting yet? Just wondering if it has been getting hammered. Can't get up there till next week.

I am selling a 2005 RT11 pop up starcraft trailer. It is one that you put your quad on the front and is equipt with 15" mudder tires. It has a toilet, sink, heater, 2 showers ( indoor and out) stove inside gas grill out side, very good shape not used much that's why I'm getting rid of it so I can get an out fitters tent. Great for the hunts and family . Hooks right up to 4 wheel drive hitch. I have a dodge 1500 with 32 s and I us a straight hitch, great ground clearance. Thanks

I am posting this for my brother. He has owned it for the past 3 years. Only used during Hunting season. Has been stored in scottsdale in covered storage. Storage costs are killing him there. I dont know jack about travel trailers. This one is pretty nice though. It is at my office in downtown Phx if anyone wants to look at it. He wants $7450.00

Alright I'm asking. Got some pig tags and I need a honey hole ya I said it honey hole. I given plenty of mine out here on this sight to my follow brothers. One time deal , because I hate hunting pigs. If you got some info maybe we can trade for one of my turkey spots or something. Just want to blow one in half with my 460sw hunter. Well no I wait. Thanks for your time

Hopefully I,m saying it right. Does any one no of somebody how does this. Thx fellow slayers

Just got this picture from my future son-inlaw. If you have'nt heard of this Buck, his name is " Buck Norris " I googled it and he's real. Lives in town in Bend Oregon. A few great videos of him on Youtube. Wow ! Hope everyone has a Happy Holiday and good luck in the Elk/ Antelope draws.

Just wondering if anyone has seen the speech by Judge Jeanine at the NRA convention. If not, it is on Youtube. She is a true American. She tells it like it is.

Any hear on when the online apps open up ?

Up for sale is a 2006 arctic cat 500. It's 4wd and has very low hours. 500 cc automatic transmission with high/low/neutral/reverse. Also has brand new battery and tires. $2750 obo. Please text or email question as I don't check this every day. 602-989-0670 or mattsbegley@gmail.com.

I recently picked up a new muzzle loader and am looking for a 3-9 scope to put on it. I know they aren't expensive per say but figured I would see what the fellow members had laying around before I went and bought a new one. I am in Tucson and willing to pay shipping as well.

Looking for a decent elk european mount. 5 by or 6 by preforably. Thanks.

AKC Labrador pups. Chocolate and Yellow. Males and females available. Parents love to HUNT and FETCH. Both parents are on site! Long line of OFA (hip certification) and Champions. Grandfather is a champion out of Texas. Pups go home with 1st shots, dew claws removed, AKC paperwork, shot records and puppy kits (toys, food, info). Pups ready to go home OCT 16th. Taking deposits to reserve. Please Call 520-560-4722 $650.

I was recently at Sportsmans Warehouse and struck up a conversation with a fellow sportsman. I mentioned that this is a great hunting site and very informative. Many years ago I had the pleasure of meeting one of the best hunters in Az and a past B&C scorer, Robin Bechtel. When we began talking about Coues deer he informed me that the correct pronunciation was " cows ", after Dr. Elliot Coues who first came accross them. I looked this up and he was indeed correct. Since then I always refer to them as such, " cows deer " , spelled " Coues ". Anyway, when I pronounced them as cows deer to the guy at sportsmans warehouse he sort of became irate with me and informed me that they are "Coose " deer. If in the future I speak with any members in person, I apologize now, if my pronunciation of " cows " is incorrect.

I have been hunting archery elk for 10+ years and never had the privilege of harvesting an animal, and the odds of this being my year were stacked against me early. I found out in the spring, right after applying for the draw, that a good friend of mine would be getting married the Saturday of opening weekend in Lake Tahoe, and it was the first time I found myself actively rooting against drawing a tag. About a month later, I saw that my CC had been hit for elk & the strategizing commenced. I decided that I would hunt opening day, fly out to Tahoe for the weekend, work the following week & then come up the 2nd weekend for 3-4 days. Regardless, I would have only about 5 days total to hunt. In addition, my dad also drew a tag, so I was hoping to help him along the way as well. We all got up to camp the Wednesday before opening day, and put in all the effort to scout and have a good gameplan going into the hunt. Friday morning came along & we were headed to a honey-hole of ours where we had seen big bulls in the past. We decided to stop along the way to listen for bugles at another favorite spot, when 4-5 bulls were sounding off. We chose to hunt this location for the morning. As the bulls were bugling we worked really hard to get out in front of them. At about 7:00am, we got in close enough to start closing the distance on the bull that sounded the best. My dad circled left, I circled right. About 5 minutes after separating, I heard some crashing and hooves moving rocks. I looked left and saw elk-after-elk running through this opening, and toward a meadow roughly 100yds in front of me. I tried to hurry up but before I knew it, this monster bull was running through the clearing with about 10 cows right behind him. This was one of those bulls that you didn't have to score in your head, you just say "holy sh**" to yourself as you first see him. As they all ran through, I heard another bugle coming from up the hill and I looked to see another satellite bull following the same path these elk just went through. He was just slowly feeding & working his way down the hill. I got setup & started running through some scenarios in my head: "If he steps in front of this bush, he's about 35 yards, the next bush is 50, and if he goes behind the same bush it's about 60." Well, of course, he goes behind the furthest bush & I draw back. There's a pretty large opening where he's about to step out, so I'm not worried about any obstacles in my way. He starts feeding out into the clearing, but it doesn't look like he's going to stop, so I mewed real lightly to get his attention. I put my 50yd pin about 6" over his back & let it rip. My lumenok was really visible because it was still pretty early & the sun wasn't fully up, and this arrow was on a perfect line! Then halfway there, the bull jumps the shot & begins to take off, my only thought at this point was "miss cleanly!".. next thing I know, it sticks him right in the ham! I'm devastated. I get my brother & dad to come over. Tell them the story & I begin to track my bull to follow up the shot while they continue to pursue the big bull that had just passed through/was still bugling. I walk the first 100 yards in the direction my bull was heading without seeing a drop of blood, a single track, or even a freshly turned rock. I started sweeping the area all over for any type of sign, nothing! Right when I was about to start walking into the thick area the bull had run into, I see 3 hunters walk out about 100 yards away. They see me & walk over. "Did you just shoot a bull?" "Yeah, I hit one in the a$$" "Dude, you got him!" I told them I hadn't seen a drop of blood & they told me that once I got into the tree line, it was hard NOT to see blood. My belief is that I barely missed the femoral artery on the shot, and as he was running away & started clipping trees, the blade moved enough to knick it & he bled out like crazy. It looked like someone was taking a paint brush & just throwing paint everywhere. I was extremely lucky to have harvested this bull on opening day, but as I've always said, "better lucky than good". I want to thank my dad, brother, uncle sam & those 3 hunters for all your help (one, or all, of which might be on this site)! I'm very pleased with this bull & the meat's already in the freezer!

I have for sale a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4x4 that I am listing for my Grandmother. She no longer tows this with her motor home and is looking for it to go to a good home. I figured I would give the CW community first shot before I list it on craigslist. Along with the vehicle there is also a Road Master tow bar and Road Master Even Braking system that she would like to sell everything together. It has been meticulously cared for the last 16 years and was used but by no means abused. There are two almost new tires and the other two are in good shape along with a very recent diff service. 3" lift kit was professionally installed many years ago. Comes with a spare as well. All maint has been done regularly and nothing has had to be rebuilt. I did notice what seams to be a very light weep around the tranny and the electric locks don't always seem to go all the way down on the drivers door. Other that than I couldn't find anything else wrong. She is asking $4200 for the vehicle and towing equipment. I know that she paid a couple thousand dollars for the tow bar and braking system. It is a great deal. Please PM with any questions or if you would like to see or drive. Located in Tucson, AZ.

A good friend of mine has a unit 9 Turkey tag. Wants me to go along and help. I dont really know any Turkey spots up there. Can anyone give me a good statrting point ? Dont want anyones " Honey Holes ", just some general info. Thanks.