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Craig Shelley
Jan 2006
Sonora, Mexico
Craig got this great buck while hunting with a rancher friend in Mexico.
This buck was taken on the last evening of the hunt after some serious
buck fever and five shots and one ridge later my hunter finally got him
down. This buck is on his down side being only a fork he gross scores at 109
5/8, Would have liked to seen him in his prime.
Charles E. Fox
Jan 2006
Sonora, Mexico
Charles got this monster buck during his hunt in Mexico. This buck
gross scores 125 7/8 and nets 122 3/8. The buck has 20 inch main
beams!
When Charles first spotted this buck it was so far away and it stood
still so long that he convinced himself that it wasn't a deer and his
massive antlers were just part of a tree. Later in the day he hiked
over there and checked the area and found this buck bedded down near where
he had seen him earlier in the morning.
Wayne Newman
2004-05 and 05-06
Sonora, Mexico
The first photo shows Wayne's very first Coues buck! He was 10
years old and he took that 105 inch buck with a .270 Winchester at 310
yards! And it was only 10 am on the first day of the hunt!
The second photo shows Wayne the following year with another excellent
buck (106 inches). He took it again with a .270 Winchester but this
time it was a 460 yard shot! It was the first day of his hunt and only
7:30 am! Talk about beginner's luck!
Wayne's father, Pat helped him on both hunts and says his son is deadly
calm when he is shooting. He has turrets on the scope so they can dial
in the distance (that way Wayne doesn't have to estimate hold over and
ballistics and such when he is in the field).
