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Glassing is using your binoculars mounted on a tripod to search the land around you for game. Climb a big hill and search with binos to find a lion is what he meant by glassing for them.

All but Amanda are Can't believe some of you fell for this again...

So Casey, what did you do on your bday?? Hope you had a great one.

VERY nice xbow!! You are one lucky dude!! Congrats on all those fine antelope!

here is the hunt story: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/hunt_stories/dale_gonzalez.htm

Lance, sounds like you need to post your hunt story in another thread...I know people would enjoy reading about it.

Nice antelope Doug...looks like your hat choices evolved over the years too! Nice CWT hat!

That's true TJ. I think they will still have some seats available, Call Eddy Corona if you need last minute tickets: 480-529-8340

REMINDER: This is tomorrow night...Thursday July 15....see you all there!! Your names will all be on a list at the door. You can pay me when you see me at the banquet.

Will do!

The new HR8.0 are in stock now, so if you are interested in one, go ahead an order one on the trail cam page: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/bookstore/trail_cameras.htm

I know we need people to bring rolls for the BBQ sandwiches.....

We haven't gotten that far TJ. I am still trying to work out insurance and permit issues with the USFS. Am gonna talk with them again tomorrow....

I am really gonna enjoy this thread! Good idea bowhunter81! I wish I had an antelope to share, but I haven't had a tag....

good one Doug!

Interesting questions.....I have some friends that pick a lot of blackberries, hopefully they will see your post and respond. I have heard it's a great year for the blackberries! Seems to be a great year for everything actually. If you like saguaro fruits, they are ripening up now in most places and are quite tastey!

I hope you get a tag this year and I am looking forward to your hunt story. Should be interesting to hear the story from a NY'ers perspective.... If your camera has a threaded hole in the bottom of it, you could use the Tree60 camera mount that I sell to mount the cam up higher and therefore less likely to be seen. that cam mount can be found on this page: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/bookstore/trail_cameras.htm

The tiny covert cams that I sell on CouesWhitetail.com are easier to hide and you can get that Tree60 mount to put the cameras up higher or even lower than the usual places that people search for cams. It really helps cut down on theft. As has been said it seems lockboxes just work for those not intending to steal a camera. Mounting them up high also protects them from bears without having to have a bear box.

Just to clarify....Grong had permission to post one of the sets of sheds, but he didn't get prior permission from the other owners about posting their sheds from that same buck. However, Josh assumed it would be ok because those guys had previously posted those sheds in this forum back when they found them. It's too bad...that was neat seeing all the sheds together. You just can't guess sometimes what people will be comfortable with or not, so it's always best to ask beforehand.

Happy birthday young hunter!!

Glad that cam is working so well for you. And thanks for the report on the batteries. Were they lithiums or regular batteries? Did the card fill up before the batteries died?

WOW! That is a pretty shocking video. How is it possible that guy is in office for even one term??? HOLY TOLEDO!

the AGFD hunt unit report might help you: http://www.azgfd.gov/h_f/hunting_units_35b.shtml

Can you invite him to come share his story and pics with us? I am sure many here would love it.

Don't know, but awhile back I invited him to come share his story over here...don't think we heard from him.