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The past few years I have been involved with a lot of 10-11 year old hunters. We have been using a 22-250 reloaded with a 70 grain bullet. The kids really like to shoot it and it knocks the heck out of them coues deer. My dad even uses it now. Brian
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I knew Norm pretty well. He took the place of my dad as the White Mountain area Region One Rep.early in the ABA. He and my dad were two of the founding fathers of the White Mountain Bowhunters. He did more for bowhunting in Arizona than anyone else I know. He was a wonderful man full of information that he was willing to share with anyone who asked. He never passed up an opportunity to help a young person who was interested in archery. He will surely be missed. God bless Norm and his family. They will be in all our prayers. Brian Fish
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this is VERY disturbing
standman replied to BASS's topic in Miscellaneous Items related to Coues Deer
Try searching for your drivers license, you will be suprised what comes up. Not what you think Brian -
New Hardhorn Pics
standman replied to standman's topic in Photography of Coues Deer and Other Wildlife
trophyhntr, The pics are taken over salt. Just need the big boy to come through during daylight hours. Brian -
I Just picked up a camera today and had the film developed. Had lots does several bucks. One buck is a real good one. Thought I would share a couple pics. Thanks, (Sorry if the pics are big, dont know how to make them smaller) Brian
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Congrats, to the young man. One heck of a muley buck. Brian
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Well my hunt didnt last too long this year. Ten minutes after daylight i took a 3x3 plus eyeguards out of my groundblind. There were three buck together, one a little bigger and the other about the same size I took. The bigger buck just wouldn't offer a shot so I took this one which was big enough for me. I will email Amanda the pics to post. Congrats to the others who took great deer. Thanks. Brian
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Treestandman, I was wondering when someone would notice that I had blood on three arrows. Well my first shot I shot a little high and hit him in the spine. It knocked him straight down. So the other two arrows were to finish him off. I didnt want him to get away. LOL. After he went down I got out of my blind and ran up there. Being a little excited as you could understand my second shot from about five yards didnt hit exactly where I wanted. It would have done the job but to make sure of the quickest kill possible I went ahead and added another arrow in him. I feel fortunate to be able to hunt these beautiful deer as much as I can. This is the third year in a row for me to take a deer. The other buck is on archery page 2. Brian
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Thanks everyone. I also just got some film back from a trailcam from this past weekend. I will scan them and send them to amanda to be posted too. I also got pics of a sow and cub bear that ate my camera. Second time in two years at this spot that a bear ate my camera Brian
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My dad shoots a Whisker Biscuit Rest and he is trying the NAP Quickspin Vanes. He really likes the vanes because they greatly improved his broadhead accuracy, however after about 10 shots through the biscuit the vanes become wavy and wrinkley and accuracy decreases. Is there anyway to prevent this from happening to the vanes or is it just the nature of the beast with the biscuit rest. He shot duravanes all along and they shoot a long time before this happens to them. Most of the time they never get wavy. Just wondering if anybody else has had this experience with the Quickspins. Thanks Brian
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Here are a couple pics my camera took this past week. Hope you enjoy. Thanks, Brian
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Bull Elk Trail cam Pics
standman replied to standman's topic in Photography of Coues Deer and Other Wildlife
Yeah its too bad I don't have a bull tag this year. He would be one to go after. Maybe next year I will get lucky and he will get bigger. If he survives this year. -
This just hasn't been a good week. Went 0 for on the Navajo and 0 for here in Arizona. Congrats to all who drew. Brian
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Ernesto, I had the stock replaced. The original stock cracked so I replaced it with a synthetic. About the gun firing when taking the safety off. I heard that when the gun was in production they had a recall on it for that very reason. They said that the problem really occured after someone had trigger work done on the gun. I have never had any problems with mine, thank goodness, but I do know others who have. They put a new timney trigger in the gun and that seemed to solve the problem. ARIZONA GUIDE, the weight on the gun right now is just over 6 lbs. It sure is an easy gun to carry around. Brian
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The rifle is a Remington 600 Mohawk in .243. I love that gun. The cat was a monster cat. I didnt get to weight it but the local taxidermist estimated him at about 140-145 lbs. Brian
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Actually shot him with a .243 right behind the shoulder. Was no mess at all. Except for the pack out job by myself. Brian
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I've only glassed up two lions in my life. One one of them did I have a gun with me. Here is a pic of him. I killed him in Unit 29 on a December coues hunt. Shot him at 425 yards. Brian
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Deer 1 Elk 2 Antelope 11 Sheep 13 This year is the first year in 3 years to put in for deer due to taking archery bucks in Jan. Never had an antelope tag. Sheep, well never expect to draw it. Just like filling out the application I guess. Elk, I drew 10 years in a row until last year. No joke. I had 8 archery cow tags and 2 unit 1 archery bull tags. Until last year I thought elk hunting was just an annual event. Brian
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Let's see I've taken 3 archery bucks, biggest being 92 gross and i believe 5 rifle bucks, biggest being aroud 85. Brian
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Permit Aps Mailed Off
standman replied to ScottAdams's topic in Miscellaneous Items related to Coues Deer
For me it is: Unit 29 dec coues Unit 1 archery bull Unit 1 rifle antelope Unit 1/27 sheep Brian -
Whisker Biscuit and Quikspin Vanes
standman replied to standman's topic in Bowhunting for Coues Deer
Redman, we do fletch all our own arrows so maybe I will contact Blazer and Quickspin and see what they have to say. Brian -
Destroyed Trail Cam
standman replied to coueselk's topic in Photography of Coues Deer and Other Wildlife
The same thing happened to me last year. Bear ripped it off the tree and used it as a chew toy. It still works but have to tape it to a tree, the bracket that holds it is no more. Also got a pic of him before he tore it off. Brian -
For me anyway I never set any standards before I go. A trophy to me is any animal you take that you are happy with taking. Score wise to me doesnt matter, what makes a trophy to me is the experience of the hunt and what it intells in taking the animal. This is the rule I go by: don't pass anything up the first day that you would be happy to take the last day. I have nothing against people who set their sites on animals that scores a certain amount. Everyone is different and has different ideas. Anyway that is my opinion on the subject. Brian
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The hunt fee changes can't go into effect until the 2006 draw. That is the way they said it would be all along. They said this years fees wouldn't change a whole lot. Nothing they could do for this years draw. Brian
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Well, I took a half day shed hunting trip to one of my favorite areas and found three sheds. Nothing very big, but it made for a good day. The smallest one on the left is a fresh shed, the other two are a year or two old. Thought I would share. Thanks. Brian