CouesWhitetail

Wow!!!! This thing looks even bigger now that they got the full body mount back! This buck is on display at Gila Outdoor in Safford/Thatcher. We are holding a guess the score contest on this buck on July 21st at the CouesWhitetail.com party at Gila Outdoor. Come on out and make a guess and win some great prizes!! some more info on the party: Sponsor Gila Outdoor is holding a 1st anniversary event on July 21st in Safford and we are combining to make it a CouesWhitetail.com Get-Together. I will be there selling tshirts and other items. We will have food available and we will be doing a Guess the Score contest on a phenomenal buck taken in 1960 by Dan Mckaskle in the Santa Ritas. Top three guessers will win some great prizes including a Manfrotto Tripod, Covert Extreme Red40 trail camera and a Havalon Knife. You can only enter a guess at the store, so you have to show up on the 21st to enter to win. Anyone wearing a CouesWhitetail.com hat, tshirt, or sporting a CouesWhitetail.com sticker on their truck will get a FREE TECHNO HUNT at the archery range. The techno hunt is an awesome experience where you get to shoot at real footage of animals such as deer, elk and even Africa animals and the system tracks your arrow shot, fps and score so you can shoot against your friends. You shoot at a big screen with your own bow and arrows with special tips provided by Gila Outdoor. Gila Outdoor in Thatcher, AZ is a 20,000 square foot retail store specializing in archery equipment and other outdoor related gear (optics, backpacks, camo, etc). They have filled the store with some AMAZING elk, mule deer and Coues Deer mounts. You just won't believe the number of giant bucks they have in the store.

You got that right casey!

Looks great!!

It was a really fun night, thanks to everyone for supporting such a great a cause! We had a full table and then some. Thanks to TJ and Peg for sonating lots of items for the auction, sorry you couldnt be there in person!

Contest has been started and hosted by sponsor Santana Outdoors. Thanks Eric! http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=33877&hl=

I love watching Jake's videos!! Nice work!

Way to go Angie and Tracy!! You guys are a great hunting duo! Thanks for the great write-up and pics!!

I think most people would trade their 15s for the new 12s after looking through them side by side. Those 12s are phenomenal!

It's not contagious and it normally won't really affect a deer. The wart-like growths are called fibromas and caused by a virus but it is not contagious and usually a deer can live with it just fine. This poor deer has a really bad case of it though. If it covers and eye or somehow interferes with eating or hearing, then the deer will likely not make it. Poor thing.....I saw a lot more of this in deer on the east coast then I do out in here in AZ.

Very cool!! Thanks for the link!

+1 I saw the deer look alike too, but it just seemed wrong and then I never found the coyote until you said it was there. WOW, good one Pixman!!

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Hope you have a great birthday Casey!!!

Very sad indeed. Back when I was the tribal biologist for San Carlos I had to go to court to help the tribe in its case to keep water in the lake. When the fish die like that, diseases can be spread to the water birds and eagles that feed on them. Since San Carlos has breeding Bald Eagles, the Tribe thought the protection of those eagles from diseases brought on by mass fish die-off would help their case to keep water in the lake. That year the lake got low but no fish die-off occured. What a waste to have all those fish die this year.

very cool!!! Thanks for sharing your setup!!

I am so jealous!! love sashimi/sushi

visit the boone and crockett website to find a measurer that lives near you.

And they are a sponsor of this site!! If you go, tell them you heard about them from CouesWhitetail.com! http://archeryhq.com/

Saw this one over the weekend. Sticker looks awesome! Thanks for the support!

Love the little guys!

You can see what some in the USFS think of salt blocks!

You can give Jim a call and talk with him about it. The Jim White Head is not a true fluid head, so you might be expecting more than you should, but maybe not. To me, it's not rough at all, just touchy....it will change position quickly when you loosen the adjustment for the tilt. But give Jim a call and describe what you are experiencing and he can tell you if it's normal or not. If not, he will fix it for free. 928-635-5316

did you have a sticker? I didn't see one! if you would like one, shoot me an email amanda@coueswhitetail.com sticker styles can be found on the sticker page: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/bookstore/stickers.htm

That was me! I was on my way back from Tucson SCI banquet. I missed seeing you!

Wow! Bet even after you moved you guys didn't sleep very well!