knothead

Congratulations! The pictures and smiles on everyone's faces tell a great story.

A wise investment in my opinion.

And the name calling has begun. Stealing plays from the liberal left I see. When you are the guilty, resort to misdirection, blame & name calling. It's not okay to have different opinions anymore? The cancel culture is alive and well here on the coueswhitetail forum

Even though I enjoy them I have written the dept. a few times in favor of a camera season on public land or requiring some sort of distance limit from a man made water source (not a dammed lake). I recommended a season from Feb 1st to July 31st. If it is private land it should be up to the discretion on landowner.

Pictures?

double post. my bad

I have found that there is a difference in salt mineral lick bricks. For the longest time I bought my salt bricks at the "The stock shop" on 67th ave and T-bird. They were brown and worked well. All the animals seemed to like them as I would get lots of pics on my cameras. This past July they were out so I went to tractor supply and bought a dozen mineral lick bricks but these had a reddish color to them. All species of animals definitely did not like these as much. The evidence was on the cameras and the fact they didn't lick them.

Congratulations on all your success. I had to do a double take on the mule deer. Scrolling down I initially thought it was a rag horn elk. Man I would l love to see some live video of that thing walking around. But I want to know how many people are thinking Colorado Buck just may have a brother here is AZ? Arizona Buck?

I agree, this is abandoned property and it should be removed asap. This is going to attract all kinds attention. Not the good kind of attention either.

I'm most impressed by your positive attitude about everything. I think we could all learn something from you.

You need to check out Mormon lake.

I was 4 months old

I have chased elk in September that we start out within a few hundred yards of water source, walked more than 7 miles only to end up 1/2 mile from where we originally started. I am not a rifle elk hunter but I have taken people in the past and I found that elk like to be relatively close (less than 1-2 miles away) to water but they will be away from roads and will be in darker draws and canyons. They do not like to move much during gun hunts. If I see them moving past 9 or 10 in the morning it has been because they were pushed by another hunter.

I have a Satin Stainless Thompson Contender with two 14" barrels & scopes. One is a .223 and the other is 7mm TCU (this is a necked up .223 that shoots a 7mm bullet). Also comes with rcbs reloading dies, hammer extension, shoulder holster and some loaded 7mm TCU rounds. I would consider selling if the price was right. To be honest, I'm not even sure what they are going for so I would have to do some research. I can post pictures later if you are interested. I would consider trade for a double action .357, 4" or 6" barrel and cash. John 623-680-4458 North Peoria

Great offer for someone. Trees rock me right to sleep or I would take it.