CouesWhitetail

Bholmes, the link I posted above has unit info for muleys as well

+1 on wantng to see the video!

LOL!!

I hope your dad decides to hunt again next year!

wow Shawn, great looking buck you got on your solo hunt! as far as finding a place with WT in 30a, try the AGFD website with unit info: http://www.azgfd.gov/h_f/hunting_units_30a.shtml

great bear!!

WOW! LOVED the story Devin!!! It's so awesome that you were able to make it all work out after so much effort put into finding him and keeping track of him. WOW!! Great story!

Congratulations!!!!

Great job!! Super buck! Don't forget to enter him in the coues contest! And try your hand at uploading him on the nonforum part of the site....use the tag "wide" too so it will get classified with the other wide bucks on the site.

Wow! way to go TKO! Outstanding season for sure! good luck in Mexico!

Outstanding!! Great buck and great story! Don't forget to enter it in the coues buck contest! http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/34667-2012-coues-buck-contest/

Awesome!! and welcome and I appreciate your kind comment about the site, glad you enjoy it!

Sorry for the glitch....as has been said....tech support told me the site wouldnt have any uninterrupted service when i closed a certain acct.....i worked withem months ago to make sure nothing would be a problem and they assured me it would all work smoothly....obviously that was not the case....basically they changed the domain name servers to point to the old site and i had to change them back....that was done within hours, but then the new server info has to propogate through the internet and it takes up to 48 hrs for some, while for others its like 2 hrs

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How would oxen pull the stone in a circle if its built into the cliff?? And why would it be so deep?

Shaking in the wind is possible with most any tripod.....the larger the tripod, the less shaking, so there is always a trade off with stability and weight...i find the promaster very stable...i think my promaster is about as stable as my aluminum velbon tripod.......but i also sell a larger carbon fiber if you want a little more stability. The promaster has a little hook that hangs off the center column where you can hang a weight for added stability

Bill Q thought the same as Ben does....he was having trouble posting, but made a new thread about it http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/36298-possible-answer-to-what-is-this/page__pid__342046?do=findComment&comment=342046

Way ro go!!! Congratulations and nice sticker photo! Love the part where you almost kill yourself to get in position on the trophy bush! LOL!!

Lol!! Glad your truck didnt have to go without a sticker for too long!!! Love the pics!

Wow, I am so sorry to hear about this. We will be praying for you and hopefully someone that knows that unit will step up and offer some help.

Excellent job and very nice pics! Love the shirt and the buck

Very nice! great eyeguards on that buck! don't forget to enter him in the coues buck contest: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/34667-2012-coues-buck-contest/

good info Bill! also, please email me more details about your posting problem so we can get that solved.

get the promaster carbon fiber that I sell. I LOVE this tripod! It's so lightweight it's ridiculous. It's perfect for coues hunting. Everyone who I have shown this tripod to has fallen in love with it! I just sold two to my hunting buddies last week, they are so excited about the weight savings and the quality! It's Scott Adam's new favorite tripod too. As always, I have a 100% money-back guarrantee....if you don't like the product, send it back for a refund. This tripod has twist legs, so no tabs to snap off like your velbon. http://store.coueswh...r-tripod-t325p/ I sell a larger more expensive carbon fiber tripod, but for the size and cost savings, I much prefer the promaster.

It depends on how bad they were spooked and if they know why they spooked. A shot at a buck from 500 yards...it's possible the buck didn't know what spooked him. But if you are setting up 200 yards away from where you expect the deer to show up, you might be getting winded too (in other words the deer might not be coming in because they smell you). I would look for a water source (you mentioned the tank was dried up, so find active water source) in the area and climb a hill that gives you a vantage point and then you will be more likely to see some bucks. Sounds like you might be wasting your time in that spot where you spooked them.