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Just an fyi - Bull Basin just signed up as a sponsor of CouesWhitetail.com, so as I always I ask that if you can, please support those businesses that help keep this website growing! Bull Basin is a full service archery pro-shop in Flagstaff and Tucson. They carry all the major bows (PSE, Hoyt, Matthews, Bowtech, etc). This special event that Motoxno53 posted about is happening at the Tucson store this Saturday, so swing on by and have some fun and get ready for archery season! Thank you Bull Basin for your sponsorship.

Excellent!

If anyone wants any turkey feathers, let me know. I skinned the bird, so I pretty much have all the body feathers, plus wings and tail. not sure what I will do with the wings and tail. The last gobbler I got I did a tail and wing mount that looks awesome, but I am not sure I want to do the same thing again. I already have another turkey tail fan from another gobbler too. anyone have suggestions?

you must be stoked! those are some great finds!

Don't forget that in addition to just trying out bows, you can get expert advice at Archery Headquarters(in Chandler), Chasin' a Dream outfitters (in Payson), and Bear Mountain (in Mesa). These are all sponsors of this site and provide some great service and can help you with your decision.

Congratulations!! That's wonderful!

I am so jealous! I know you will have a great time! Please share your adventures with us when you get back.

Awesome!!

I have been trying to set a date for a bass tournament and it looks like may 7 is open, but that is the day before mothers day.....will that matter? How many of you would be able to fish a may 7 tourney? Please let me know....

+1 I love those things. They are enormous!

here is a pic of this gorgeous dog...hope somebody gives him a happy home.

Scott, He is refering to the ballot where you can vote for your favorite guide, taxidermist, archery shop, and even your favorite hunting forum (hmmmm....who should you vote for??? ) CEI puts out a great publication which lists the guides, agfd offices, meat processors, gas stations, etc. anything that could help a hunter in the field. And they do an annual vote to select the top business for each category. So if you want to help out, please go vote. You have to give your email at the end, but Craig won't spam you, he just tries to keep track so that each person can only vote once. So, if you click on the link in his post, you can go vote! I encourage you all to go vote and help out your favorite businesses.

Neat stuff Doug!!

The term "ungulate" has nothing to do with the digestive system but merely indicates the presence of hooves. Thus all of the African antelope, pigs and horses are included. Perhaps you're thinking of the term "ruminant," which describes the critters with a 4-section tummy. All ungulates have hooves but all ungulates are not ruminants. TJ You're funny TJ.....reminds you of Ag classes don't it??? See how much you can learn on CouesWhitetail.com!

Hey David, I have a copy of that video on VHS....let me know if you want borrow it. Someone gave me one this past weekend and it's never been opened, but you have to have a VCR to play it.

I am thinking no....didn't seem to get enough people posting yes and I know May 7 is the MSA banquet in Payson, which many of the Payson guys would be attending. If you guys think we can get 20-30 boats for the tourney then may be we can do it. Otherwise I am thinking better to wait... That date was the one date that John Sneed of Allstar Bass had available to run the tourney (he did our tourney last year too). What do you guys think?

If you have any questions about the camera Greg, call or email me

Wait till you kill a big rutty bull... hehehe, heck I have eaten backstrap from a 476 inch rutting elk and it was very tastey!

I was impressed as well. I meant to post that article, thanks for doing it.

Awesome! Lucky dog getting to hold those antlers!

You can't beat the scenery around Morenci!! Hope the move goes great for you.

Nice buck! Hopefully you will figure him out this year! I love the challenge of hunting a particular animal.

+1 on Jim's post. I don't understand how someone can get upset if someone else sets different goals for their hunt. To me it's all in the challenge and I just love spending time hunting. I don't mind hunting the whole season and passing on animals and going home empty handed. But if my friend wants to do it differently, that's fine too. And I learned a long time ago that there is more meat on a trophy class animal than on a spike, and it's still great meat.

It's definitely fun to get cats on cam!

Daryl, Your camera went out in the mail today. Hope you love it! Coach, I think I have about 20 left, so they will last a little while...never know for sure. People seem to buy in spurts...mailed out three today and hand delivered another. As I tell everyone who buys these cameras from me, if for any reason you don't like the camera you can get a full refund if you return it within 60 days of purchase. Make sure you test your new camera at home first to get to know how to set it up and make sure everything is working fine. All cameras come with a one year warranty against defects.