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Wow, that's PERFECT!! Nicely done Doug!!

GREAT find!!!

thx for the update and good luck! You can always text me or someone else the pic to post. just make sure you let me know who you are when you send the pic! 928-200-0544 Amanda

Actually you can harvest two during the archery or rifle seasons, but they would have to be different units (ie, diff hunt numbers). so if you had a tag for 24b rifle and then 37 rifle season, you could harvest in both units during the rifle season since they are different hunt numbers.

+1 on glossy snake.....a gopher snake would not be so docile

Wow, looks great! Nice job splitting it up on the back window sliders! Thx for posting pics!

That was a good time! I am sorry you guys can't host it again this year, it was so nice hanging out by the fire in your yard with all the Christmas decorations! If anyone wants to host a CW Christmas party or any other type of party for that matter, please let me know. amanda@coueswhitetail.com Thanks again TJ and Peg for your great hospitality last year!

It is horrifying for sure....imagine the kids that survived having to go back to the same school after this is over....how can you make a 6 year old feel safe again in that school? What a nightmare. for those that are thinking that if he didn't have a gun, this wouldn't happen, here is an article about a guy in China who did the same thing at an elementary school, but with a knife...I think this happen today also....what a day to be a kid in this world.... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-20723910

Congratulations and it sure looks bigger than 106!

You can have as many tags as you're willing to buy so long as no two tags have the same hunt number. You just can't bag more than two pigs. I confirmed this with the draw department in Phoenix and at the counter in Mesa when I bought my leftover tags. I have a draw tag and two leftover tags, all for different hunt numbers. Wow, that's interesting.....I hadn't heard that! Thanks for the info.

Love your videos Jake!!

No, the hybrids are not necessarily sterile. Here is an article about mule/coues hybrids from Jim Heffelfinger. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2012/05/tails-with-a-dark-side-the-truth-about-whitetail-mule-deer-hybrids/

Good luck to everyone out there!!! Keep us posted! Post some pics during your hunt if you get a chance.

You should check out the tripods in the store here on CouesWhitetail.com. I recently added a carbon fiber tripod that is my new favorite. Sturdy and lightweight. http://store.coueswhitetail.com/promaster-carbon-fiber-tripod-t325p/

I really like how you use manzanita branches in a lot of your mounts!

Saw a reddish SUV that I think was a Range Rover driving towards me in Miami area about a day or two ago. You had a yellow/orange gradient sticker on your front windsheild....I gave a thumbs up, but don't think you saw me. Sticker looked great, wish I had gotten a pic!

nice looking rig! how do you like it on rough roads?

yes. If anyone has a problem with Devin, take it up with him personally. The forum is no place to settle a grudge.

Wow, great trailer and too bad I don't get sportsmans channel!!!

Hey All, Well, I finally hiked in to retrieve my trail camera.....it had been out there since Dec 25 of last year!! It recorded images until late May and I decided to put together a video of the images and set it to music. so here it is....5 months at the water hole, presented in two minutes and 14 seconds! Hope you like it!! Check out the big scar on the back of the third buck in the video.... [media=] [/media]

Great video! Love the song! and great angles on the camera work!

yeah, I think the batteries still had a small amount of power after almost a year out there (8 lithiums), as I could see the red light blinking when I picked up the camera, but I think the card filled up after 5 months.

I just realized that the buck at 23 seconds is the same buck as in 47 seconds, but he broke off just about every point! Must have been a big fight!

Congratulations, that's some great looking meat! I am sure you PA would have been proud!

LOL!!! I learned cowboyin' from you!