CouesWhitetail

Wow! Great buck and way to make it happen! Very impressive!!!

Or you can just call me....928-200-0544 or try email again: amanda@coueswhitetail.com is my email

Done. +1 thx!

Spot and stalk archery coues!! AWESOME!

No you are not correct, the Promaster has adjustable leg angles (three settings).

The problem is that the files you attached are .htm files rather than jpg files. So you really haven't uploaded the photo files themselves instead you seem to be uploading links to web pages. I have converted the files you emailed me and I will upload them and add them to your original post.

You guys that have killed some bucks this year, try your hand at posting the photos and story in the home page and let me know how it goes. i see Abovethecoues has already added a couple bucks! thx! here is a link to the "how to" article about using the new home page website. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2012/08/how-to-use-coueswhitetail-com/

"Buff and China-man hat make my GF laugh" LOL!! they make me laugh too!!

yeah, these are carbon fiber.....so a little more expensive than that velbon you bought. I still have my Velbon too, but I prefer this promaster now. I still sell the velbons, just don't have them entered into the store yet.

cool video!

Very nice and love the tshirt the first guide is wearing! hector, try your hand a making a post in the new home page with these bucks.....

+1 Bobby is a hunter and can get you a very comfortable pad! And he is a sponsor of this site, so give him a call and see what he can do for you.

Looks like a fun trip!

LOL! Texting like a teenage girl! hahaha....good one. Pay attention out there Grong!! Nice finds! thx for posting them.

WOW!!! Thanks so much for sharing these, they are amazing. We need to add them to the Shed Hunting Photogallery! See if you can post them up in the brand new home page: www.coueswhitetail.com here is a link to a "how to" article: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2012/08/how-to-use-coueswhitetail-com/

My dogs love them as well. The leg bones are safe for them to chew on.

LOL! Keep in mind there wouldn't be so much work to do if you all didn't keep sending in great content! Thank you!

I wanted to give you a heads-up that I will be launching a new and much easier to use version of CouesWhitetail.com soon! I have been working with forum member Jay Park (aka jmp) to create a content management system that will allow users to easily look through the hundreds of photos in the photogalleries on the non-forum part of the site. You will be able to search photos, videos and hunt stories easily with defined "tags" that represent antler characteristics such as "droptine", "extra beam", "massive", or by score range such as "100-110", "120-130" or you can even search by hunt unit number (e.g., "36c", "23", etc). This new site will be much easier for me to update and it will be much easier for you to submit your stories and photos. There is also a place where random photos from the site are displayed and when you see one you like, you can click on it and it will take you right to the article with more information and photos. You will also be able to login using your regular forum login to post comments in the non-forum part fo the site. So let's say a new photo is added to the photogallery, you can then add a comment about it much like we all do in the current forum. In addition to the regular photogalleries (rifle, archery, Mexico, San Carlos, etc), I have added a White Mtn Apache gallery and a CW.com sticker sighting gallery. Anyway, Jay and I have been working hard on this new site and we hope you love it! Many thanks to Jay for his hard work over the last several months. He basically took all the content from the old site and entered it into the new site! In the next few days we will be making the change over from the old site to the new one. There may be some time when you see some "funky" things going on with either the main non-forum part of the site or the forum. But bear with us as we get it all sorted out. I think you will all value the improvements and the transfer should all go pretty smoothly. If you have posted a hunt story recently in the forum or expect to in the next few days, I suggest you also save a copy to your harddrive (just cut and paste it into a word document) just in case there is any loss of recent posts as we move the forum to a new server. Hope you are all taking advantage of over the counter archery tags along with our much cooler monsoon weather! Amanda

Thanks for such kind words! It was quite an undertaking and actually i started talking to Jay about this redesign a couple years ago but it was so daunting and i wasnt sure which content mgmt system to go with. Eventually I decided to go with wordpress due to Jays advice and i couldnt be happier. We both thought we needed to make the content more accessible. The old site was just too cumbersome. The new site will keep everything well organized, highly searchable and there are multiple ways to find the content throughout the site. Its not flashy, but it delivers a ton of content in a user friendly fashion. Glad you appreciate it!! And I cant say enough about Jay Park's dedication to making this redesign a reality for me and the cw.com community!

Glad you love it Josh!! Always fun to have a fanatic like you appreciate all the hard work! Now let's find some more pics of some cool bucks to add to the database!

Ok, guys, the new and improved non-forum part of the site is live...... http://www.coueswhitetail.com Check it out and let me know what you think. I think you will find the photogalleries much easier to navigate and I expect you will really like the Browse by Tag feature. And the random images are pretty cool...you will most likely spot photos that you forgot were on the site!

Wow! A double on bear before 9 am, that doesn't happen too often!

I haven't put them on Craigslist, but that's probably a good idea....I will pass on the suggestion to my husband.

LOL!! that's great TJ!! It will be like Christmas!

Love the attitude! And it paid off! Congratulations on a great effort. (Impressive glassing too. When they're not moving, bobcats are very hard to see.) +1 !