Titanium700

Was just gonna post mine and my sons both came up correct.

Be a great oppurtunity for someone sitting on max points......

My son has drawn 2 out of 3 times for a whitetail hunt. and hes only been putting in for 3 yrs. and I know for a fact hes going to get a cow elk tag this year..lol me on the other hand...im a bp collecter.

oh I called em, last year, they told me I should have the loyalty point but I told them it isnt showing up on my draw bp section. they insisted it should be there but it isnt. the person on the other end wasnt very helpful...but to her credit she seemed like she tried.

Thats ok, I havent missed a draw in 10 yrs, but at this time azgfd wont give me my loyalty points, I just shrug it off as an oh well. what can I do.

I'll make it easy on him. 3000 - 8pts, nonres, single hunter. *grin*

All 2014 hunt numbers. 3105 - 8pts, nonres, single hunter 3076 - 2 pts, nonres, single hunter 3071 - 2 pts, nonres, single hunter 3050 - 2 pts, nonres, single hunter thanks once again Flatlander.

I'd have no issues, I took down an eastern whitetail with one shooting the barnes 53 grain tsx.

Just back into town from a great hunt where my son was able to connect on a beautiful 97" gross score coues buck. This is his second coues ever the first being a spike. Last Saturday we were watching a hillside where we had seen 4 shooter bucks previously when this boy steps out at 70 yds, my son took the shot with his .243 shooting 80 grain TTSX's and the buck took off, we found him about 100 yds later down a steep hillside. My son is 11 yrs old and already has more deer under his belt than I ever had at 18. Lol

I didn't draw a tag this year, course I try for the strip tag but maybe next year I will try for a leftover tag because I need a coues too. But that will be a tough one to beat. Lol

Coueswhitetail, thanks for rotating those pics, yes, I posted those with an iPhone. Crazy hitech gadgets. Lol

Thanks for the comments all, we are going to have him mounted, hard to not mount something of this size, it'll look good in his bedroom.

Ok, why are my first two pics sideways?

I'm in 29 as we speak, posting from my camp. I know of an area that holds 4 shooter bucks right now, my son took one of the other shooters yesterday morning. I'm not telling where they are either because we have 2 other hunters in camp and they are hoping to put their tags on any one of the others. In this unit you need to scout!!! And the funny thing is most of the hunters we have seen from camp are road hunters....ha ha ha good luck with that. Next week I'll post some pics of my sons buck probably go between 80-90"

Went out for about an hour last night and spotted up a fork horn pretty close to saddlebrook.

I like Leupold Mark 4's in that price range.

33 is an awesome unit IF you get away from the roads but back in 99 I shot and lost a monster coues up by oracle. He was a bonafied 130" 5x5, I was using those stupid Puckett bloodtrailer broadheads...my arrow blew through him and was laying on the ground where he was standing........with the remains of a broadhead on it. We were able to track him for about 500 yds until he found some snow and you could tell he was eating it, after that his blood stopped and we lost him, went back for several days afterward and could not locate the carcass. I still get sick thinking about it it was a 25 yd broadside shot and he stumbled and fell many times before he went out of sight.

Awesome. I love it. Wish more people did this with their families...

I anneal often, I do it with my fingers....once it gets too hot I let it go. I have to anneal my .243AI brass often.

That IS a pretty slick idea.

I hunt alone about 95% of the time.

You can jump the fences, and leave the gates as they are, if they are open, leave them open if they are closed leave them closed.

Harris with the swivel so I can keep my rifle level.

Without my 15 power swaro's I could never have helped my son identify his 2" spike buck he shot at 400 yds among 4 other does last year.

That's a confidence booster right there. Good luck on your hunt.