CouesWhitetail

Very cool Amanda! Turned out great, thank you! Jamey checked the cams last weekend and we are getting a couple new Bulls, one good one with some extra trash sticking out the side. We'll be there this weekend checking em again. Looking forward to my early Archery Bull Elk hunt up there starting in less than three weeks I see a few shooters so far that I have my heart set on, and definitely the newest one that has rolled in...... C'mon September! send me more videos and I will make another if you like. Those are cool! I am very jealous of your tag

Takes a strong man to turn down a hunt on the TO!! Wow....I hope you can figure out the regulations and you get to go sometime.

+1!!!

LOL!!!

LOL!! I can sympathize!

thanks!! I think I need to plan a hunt in WY!

here is a link to some info on taking better hunting photos.....maybe you can pass it on to your son http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/in...?showtopic=3754

+1 he is a longtime member and sponsor here.... http://www.gilawildernesshunting.com/

OH MY!!! Glad you survived that one! WOW!

how much to hunt in WY roughly? all public land or do you go on private?

Sir, if you can tell that elk is limping from those photos, I want you on my hunting team!! +1 TJ +1 LOL!! I see what he is referring too, but I wouldn't be sure it was really limping based on that pic. He does look thin though.

AWESOME!! Somehow I missed the end of this story and the pics until now! But wow, way to go Savannah and crew! That is some serious perserverence! Congratulations!

Funny you should post this now...I just had this discussion with my husband yesterday and saw that same PDF about chiggers. He ended up with an itchy rash around his ankles after a birding trip at Top of the World and then later the Pinals. He thought it was poison ivy at first, but it's pretty much only UNDER his sockline, which I have never seen poison ivy do. Usually poison ivy is only on exposed skin. So I was wondering if he actually got bit by chiggers....no way to know for sure, but I am suspecting it. Maybe all the extra rain this year made them more numerous?

Sounds like a very good weekend indeed!

Awesome! Thanks for sharing the pics!

Hope you have a better time next trip!

Yes, Ty's buck is a real monster. Congratulations Ty! Sponsor Mongollon Taxidermy has it on his blog.... http://mogollontaxidermy.blogspot.com/2010...lvet-coues.html

Lots of Coues hunters would love to hunt the TO rez....but I don't think they have a non-tribal hunting program in the same way that say San Carlos or White Mtn Apache Tribes do. There are some non-tribal people that get to hunt it, but I think you really have to know the right people out there....

Congrats ruthunter! How far was your shot?

Very nice! Congratulations! That's great!

Some more pics from Lance:

Yes, indeed there have been! I like it!!

I love this thread! It has made me realize that I really want to get an antelope!! Great pics everyone!

Thanks for the report. I really enjoy reading about people's time in the field even when they don't get a buck. Everyone can learn from the experience you had. Thanks for posting and better luck next time!

Got permission from Lance to post some of his clients bucks. Oh MY!! here are a few pics (I will post more later, he is sending me lots of pics right now, but the battery on my phone is so low I can't download them....so have to wait until the battery charges to get more pics) But check out these monsters!! This first buck was taken by Brent Morrison (guided by Timberland Outfitters) and it's a 190 class buck. trail cam pic of Brent's buck: and here is Trinity Walker's buck (guided by Timberland Outfitters) and it's a 180 class buck!