CouesWhitetail

Hey All, I wanted to let you know that AZHUNTNUT (of Aristotle Engineering) has recently changed the design of the Rifle Railz and the new design makes it so you don't have to buy a Loc Jaw with it. Nice! The Rifle Railz is a great way to attach your rifle to a tripod so you can have a stable shooting platform. The Rifle Railz attaches to the bottom of your rifle and allows you to then attach it to a tripod head on your tripod. Great product and the new version is out just in time for the fall hunting seasons! You can purchase them in the CWT store. http://store.coueswhitetail.com/rifle-railz-rifle-rest-gen2/ If you have questions about the product, post it here and I bet David will come provide any info you need.

Now I am so excited to make some more bratwurst/sausages. Good thing Bonecollector recently donated his javelina meat to me! Saweet!

This is so good! Garlic pepper brats from a buck I shot a couple years ago. Cooked them up with onion,pepper, mushroom in a mesquite honey dark beer made by my husband. So perfect!

Can you post some pics of what the original would have looked like? I assume you already found some through google.

I had no idea guinea pigs were so personable!

Wow! Great story about your rodent! Fun memories I am sure Sorry you had to bury another.

Email me with your current login name and what you want to change it to.

We will be down there the second weekend of that hunt for the women's Javie camp. Come camp with us if you like. We will be on the Buenos Aires.

Great find! It does look Spanish.

Congratulations and I am glad you were able to relocate to finish him off. Nice to see you posting again

Looks like a great trip!

A lady from my church goes up and over to the backside almost every day in her jeep wrangler and said it was no problem.

That is so cool about the replica horns being donated!!! THANK YOU to all who are making that happen!

Please don't use this forum to advocate violence.

Nicely done! Congratulations on pulling it all together for a beautiful buck!

I do a lot of tent camping and I find my popup to be much warmer and more comfortable in general than my tent. I use a buddy heater to warm it up before I go to bed and when I get up. It heats up so fast that it amazes me! Mine has slide outs and it's still much warmer than my tent. You can use bungee cords to tighten the canvas around the slide outs if there are significant spaces. Mine gets gaps between canvas and bed when my pillow pushes out on it, but I actually like that small bit of air periodically and it only happens if I actively push on it. If you want something better than "tent on wheels" you could get hard sided A-frame popups. Those are more solid, but can be much smaller if they don't have slideouts.

Maybe go leave a note with your number at the original camping site so the owner can find you. put it in a ziplock bag and nail to a tree or something obvious.

As in he will do the replica for free? Yes, please let us know if that's what you meant....that would be amazing!

Wow, I guess I should have checked out this thread sooner! I am locking it as I don't see anything good coming from it now and it appears both sides have had a chance to say what they want. I really don't want to spend Christmas monitoring this thread, so let's move on.

Thanks for hosting everyone Keith! I am sad to have missed it this year but thank you for inviting people over! Merry Christmas all!

This is a very old thread and the site has changed since then, so the link listed early on has changed to this one http://www.coueswhitetail.com/shot-placement/

Wow! congratulations.

Thanks for putting the sticker on and posting a pic, it does look good!

As many have said, there will be lots of other hunters camping out there and you should be able to find company if you want it. Another option is to stay at one of the RV parks in Arivaca. I have tent camped there with friends during a javelina hunt once and it was nice having a bathroom and running water. $10 a day for a tent camper. It was very peaceful too. http://www.universalranchrv.com/index.html