CouesWhitetail

Can't wait to see it! Congratulations Jeremy!!

Wow, these posts sure make me hungry for prime rib!!!! Great job everyone! oh and coach (in case you missed this end part of Chefs reply above), I had the same problem with trying to find pomace olive oil. A quick call to Chef and he informed me that Light or Extra Light Olive oil is essentially pomace olive oil. it's cheaper than extra virgin and lighter in color. I had to look hard to find it among the gazillions of brands of extra virgin olive oil, but I bet your grocery store has it.

Merry Christmas to you!

What's so complicated about women? Just do what we say and it's all perfect!!!

LOL!!!! It's a wonder she still married you!

Useful information, but, my Wife doesn't let me date. EBB LOL!! ok, for those who are posting stories in this topic, please email me with your forum name, real name and address so I can mail the prize out to you. amanda@coueswhitetail.com thx! and Merry Christmas!

I hope you mentioned to him that he should share his hunt pic here on the forum....

Oh...poor TJ and Lexie!!! I feel for you buddy! Maybe she is worried about you over doing it with your knee?? Hard to believe Peg would ask you to not go out glassing for a morning....you could have still been back in time to help cook, right?

Wow!! Somehow I missed this thread until today! I got the pic texted to me back when you shot the ram, but thought you hadn't posted the story until it popped up again today after Chef added "the rest of the story"....wow what a story and congratulations on a great ram!!

Mark Denham recently finished up basic training and is now a US MARINE!! Way to go Mark! here is a pic of him by his vehicle in his new uniform! Congratulations Mark!

Merry Christmas! We missed you at the CW xmas party!

I love it Jim!! Merry Christmas!

Awesome!! I am sure your mother would be very proud of you!

Excellent write-up and photos! I like reading about the whole hunt whether you kill or not. It's great you get out there with your dad!

here is a "how to" posted by Chef awhile back: http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=22895

I love watching the adventures of the Koury brothers!! Good luck this year!

Thank you Doug! Merry Christmas to you!

Thank you Brian, I appreciate your input! And I encourage anyone with questions about big game management to feel free to contact Brian (he is the Game Branch Chief for AGFD). And I also encourage you all to attend some of the commission meetings to see how things happen there. As Bill stated, individual commissioners can have a huge impact on how things are done within the dept. Individual hunters, as well as conservation groups like the AZ Deer Association and AZ Elk Society have had significant influence as well. Both groups have employed ex-AGFD employees to help make our cases before the commission and that has worked very well for issues related to the Kaibab and the recent changes in buck:doe ratios. http://www.azdeer.org/presidents_%20message_Hunt_Guidelines_2011.pdf

I showed your post to Paul (aka willhunt4food) and he says we should have just driven over to your house for dinner!!

Looks like you did a great job TJ! That made me go out and have steak for dinner!

Wow, I am glad our little deer don't have to deal with that very often!

Yikes! that looks and sounds C-O-L-D!!! Congratulations on your success and thanks for sharing the adventure!

Way to go Mike!!

Paul and I enjoyed an amazing aerial view when we flew over the canyon on our way to Portland for thanksgiving. It was just breathtaking! I also saw it from the air when flying to Utah last year. Not quite as intimate as when you are in a small aircraft, but it was still very impressive! I snapped a cell phone pic out the window. Doesn't really do it justice.

TJ and Peg, I think Eddy and Karen are planning to come too. Amanda