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Have a great day Phil!! It always such a pleasure reading about your hunts, thanks for sharing them with us!

Hope you had a great birthday!

A few pics from our cookout last night The steaks were so unbelievably good and the grilled green chiles were perfect with the steaks too. Oh and the moonshine is one from a distillery we visited in Missouri. It is the most complex and flavorful moonshine I have ever tasted. Try some if you can get it.

Thank you for posting this! Way to go.

Wow, great "cute" buck!! Congratulations Liana! That's awesome! great hunt

Having a great day! Thanks for all the bday wishes! Normally we go camping on San Carlos for my bday so I can listen to the elk bugle and enjoy the fall color. But my hubby has a cold and so we opted to stay home instead. But we are having a nice day, which will likely include a good hike and then grilling up some steaks for dinner

that looks fabulous!! YUM!

yes, you can email me for more info. or check out this page: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/about/advertise-with-coueswhitetail-com/

I do....in the CWT store http://store.coueswhitetail.com/triclawps-rifle-rest/

Congratulations!!

Cool! Thanks for calling it in and sharing the info.

A loss to the hunting community for sure. Rest in peace.

AZ Game and Fish supports lots of hunting camps and lists them on their website. Maybe you can find what you want there? https://register-ed.com/programs/arizona/170-outdoor-skills-network

Wow, absolutely stunning!! Congratulations!

Hey All, Forum member Darren Freestone has put together another great Coues Buck Calendar for us! This time he got them done earlier than usual, so you will be able to enjoy them all of 2018. The calendars feature excellent photos of Coues Bucks for each month. And they have moon phases as well as the date that hunt applications are due for Arizona. If you are interested in getting one, I just posted them to the CWT store. I only have a limited quantity, so if you want one, better jump on it soon. Calendars are $20 plus shipping. http://store.coueswhitetail.com/coues-bucks-of-arizona-calendar-by-darren-freestone/ Thanks Darren!!

Wow, that's great! Thanks to Flatlander for making all the effort to get him his tag! Awesome!

Hey All! I am happy to announce Owens Armory as our latest sponsor. Owens Armory was started by Nick Owens in 2015 and is based out of Chino Valley. They sell custom rifles and optics. These guys are serious about long range shooting and as their logo states they have a "sickness for distance"! Here is what owner Nick Owens told me when I asked him about his business, "We not only build guns, but we have been shooting them for a long time and traveling the country competing on a national level. We love answering questions and getting new guys started. I can safely say I have shot over 7500 rounds or more thew a bolt gun last year alone. We love what we do and it truly is our passion. I have now slowed down the last year and am going to focus back into hunting. And our goal is to put a Owens Armory rifle in the hands of some of the best hunters in the state and what better place to start than CWT!" And speaking of the best hunters in the state....most of you know Josh Epperson (aka Grong). He LOVES the Owens Armory rifle they built for him and he recently sent me a photo of it... here are some more pics of Owens Armory guns And some customer testimonials Jeremy wrote, “ I called and talked to nick about rebarreling a shot out Remington 700 for a upcoming match. Sent the rifle in and had it back in a week. Very fast service. Thanks again" Mike said, “Owens Armory built a sub half moa 7 saum for me and I cannot rave enough on the customer service I received from the team. This lightweight rifle is extremely accurate and the quality has been flawless." Jon wrote, "I really enjoy my new owens armory 6.5 creedmoor. Thank you tomas and nick for such attention to detail and completion in such a timely manner. They made me a customer for life." AND you can get 10% off if you mention you saw them on CouesWhitetail.com From Nick, "Mention they found us on cwt and receive 10% off any custom rifle work worth over $2000..valid until February 28. Excludes optics, but we will offer 5% on any optics ordered through us." So if you are serious about long range shooting and custom rifles, you owe it to yourself to give Nick a call and see what he can build for you! Nick's phone number is 928-925-8608, email nick@owensarmory.com they are on Facebook too: https://www.facebook.com/owensarmory/ Their website is down until February, but here is the link anyway http://www.owensarmory.com here is a link to a company video

Wow!

See if SlingTV will have the channels/shows you want.

One useful command to teach is to get behind you. Say you are walking a trail and you see a bear in front of you or a snake or something and you want your dog to get to a safe place, you can tell them to get behind you. teaching to find antlers of course would be a great idea. I actually encourage our dogs to find more than antlers because I like skulls of different wildlife, so whenever my dog brings any kind of bone back to me, I give her tons of encouragement and tell her how proud I am. That makes her want to keep doing it, so she brings me a lot of interesting things. My previous dog Julie did the same after the same type of training. Bobcat skulls, fox skulls, bear skulls, deer legs, deer skulls with antlers, antlers, etc have all been brought to me by my dogs. One trick I taught my new dog Maggie is to crawl. I never taught a dog that before, but she learned it on like the 3rd try....amazing! And everyone loves to watch her do her trick! One tip I learned by talking to trainers and reading online is to use "high value treats" (meaning things they go crazy for....cooked chicken or steak or hotdogs or cheese or whatever works for your dog). And I also use "jackpotting" which just means to give them alot of the high value treat when they do something really great. That helps reinforce that they are getting things right.

Pierce Automotive is awesome! The shop is owned by Mike Pierce, an avid hunter and he also has volunteered for years at the women's javelina camp I run. He and his crew are great at diagnosing issues and he works on all kinds of vehicles, including diesel trucks and motorhomes. He is in Marana, but it's not far from North and West Tucson. I can't say enough about their diagnostic skills. I have had my jeep at other shops in Tucson and after they failed to solve the problem, I towed it to Mike's shop and they figured out it some wires were touching due to wire covering shrinking back over time. A little shrink wrap on them and vehicle was fixed....after spending hundreds at the other shop for worthless attempts to fix it. Mike has also fixed up other vehicles for CWT members. https://www.mapquest.com/us/arizona/auto-repair-marana/pierce-automotive-10481139 13780 Sandario Rd Marana AZ, 85653 Tel. (520) 682-3957 Fax. (520) 682-3751 Tow. (520) 466-7425 Location Hours Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed

good to know, thanks!

I never took it down, in fact, I am not even sure what thread you are referring to. There are lots of people in this forum that go all crazy on here claiming stuff gets taken down. Most of the time, it's just someone can't find the post, but the thread is still there right where it always was. Even when I show people where the thread is, they still don't change their minds. I don't know why people do that, but it's pretty common around here.

Love the spotted skunk too, they are very cool looking! For those not familiar with that species of skunk, here is a link to more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotted_skunk

good question, it's been so long since I made the first few and when we redesigned the site, I don't think they got moved over. I will look around and see if i can find them. thanks for asking!