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Text me the pic and I can try and post it for you....928-200-0544

Wow, sorry to hear it. As has been said, it's a good reminder to be extra safe on the road. It only takes a second for things to go horribly wrong.

Looks like that .223 did some serious damage on that elk. and nice sheds!

Arizonaelitefreak, I didn't get any email or text from you.....not sure why....was far as I know my email and phone are working fine... And Killacoues, not sure when you sent an email.....actually I have a few orders I am waiting on because I had to get more made, but they should go out by next week and the orders were only sent in a couple days ago. So if you sent a request longer than a few days ago, I don't know if I received it. I made it easier to order stickers now....you can just go to the Coueswhitetail.com store and place an order there....easier to order and easier for me to track orders that way. http://store.coueswhitetail.com

WOW!! Thanks for posting up more info and pics! Congratulations to Ryan and crew for a bull of a lifetime!! WOW!!!

Some more info from Lance.... They call this bull "LAB" which stands for "Leans a Bit". They believe his is the son of a bull they called "Tilt".

Would you like me to add the video to the Video Gallery of CouesWhitetail.com? shoot me and email if so.... amanda@coueswhitetail.com

That's awesome!! thx for sharing!

Lance from TLO asked me to share this info with you all..... The hunter's name is Ryan Owens and his friends Ben and Ryan Sandall (both guides for sponsor Timberland Outfitters) helped him get this bull. Lance told me they have been watching this bull for 4 years! WOW! This bull was taken by an awesome spot and stalk hunt ending with a 58 yard shot in his bed! Rough score is 435 1/8 gross, 414 5/8 net.

I am not sure your suggestion would really solve anything....it just moves the problem outward from the water hole to the trails leading to it. As has been stated, first come, first served.....it's pretty straight forward, if people can respect each other.

Just thought I would sent out a note to let you all know that Coueswhitetail.com does indeed have a facebook page. If you enjoy facebook, you should "Like" us and check out the content there. Thanks to forum member BASS for helping to maintain this page! http://www.facebook.com/pages/CouesWhitetailcom/290636191631?sk=page_insights#!/pages/CouesWhitetailcom/290636191631

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Gorgeous bull, I like how the brow tines curve way up!

Awesome story!! Sounds like a great time!

WOW! GREAT buck!! Please make sure you add him to the NM photogallery on the main (non-forum) part of CW.com. here is a link to an article about how to do that: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2012/08/how-to-use-coueswhitetail-com/

Oh man, that's a real bummer about your buck. I hope you get him back.

Outstanding!!! thx for sharing the adventure with us!

WOW!! Great bull and story! Congratulations! Don't forget to enter him in the bull elk contest! http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2012/09/2012-13-elk-contest/

nice!!

Very nice!

That's awesome!! How cool that your old team did so well and you got to be there to watch and get interviewed! great old photo!

Very cool, thanks for sharing the pics!

Love the updates and reports!! Thanks and good luck out there!

View New Content is a text link in the upper right part of the forum. All you do is click on that after you are logged in and it will list all topics for which there are new posts since your last visit. Then when you see the list of topics with new posts, you will see a blue dot just to the left of the topic titles. Click on the dot and it will take you to the new post since your last visit. It's pretty simple. I attached some photos below that show the location of the View New Content text and also the location of the little blue dot I am talking about. Regarding following a topic.....if you have the topic open and are reading in it, look in the upper right area and below the banner ads at the top of the forum for some text that says "follow this topic". Click on that and it will give you a couple options for following and just follow the directions to then get notifications when changes are made to the topic. Once you click View New Content (shown above), then you will see a list of Topics with new posts since your last visit. That lists looks like the one in photo below. Look just to the left of the topic title and you will see a blue dot, click on that and it will go to the first new post since your last visit. If you just click on the title of the topic, it will automatically take you to the first post in the thread. And here is the location of the "Follow this topic" button:

Gorgeous buck, congratulations!!