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First Coues Whitetail - Thanks for the help
Snapshot replied to savagman's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
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Here's one for you WF
Snapshot replied to crazyaboutcoues's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in New Mexico
Awesome! What a super buck. -
Short trip to unit 27.....Continued.
Snapshot replied to Snapshot's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
Thanks for all the great sentiment. I hope you enjoy the pics! -
Happy birthday Bro!
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That smile says it all! Great job and a fine deer.
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Nice pics, great bucks!
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Awesome!
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There are still leftover deer tags
Snapshot replied to DesertBull's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
I did not think I would be able to go on my unit 27 hunt and applied for a late November 30B leftover in the hopes I could go. Game and Fish sent my money back and said only one permit a year is allowed. I was told you could have two permits but were only allowed to kill one deer? Good thing they sent my money back, as I tagged out in unit 27 and am done for the year. -
Bummer!
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Prayers and sympathy to you and the family.
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Short trip to unit 27.....Continued.
Snapshot replied to Snapshot's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
I have always been a film guy. I have a nice canon film rig, but I am saving to buy a new Canon G10 digital. Kodak loves me as I am one of the handful of people still buying film -
Short trip to unit 27.....Continued.
Snapshot replied to Snapshot's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
I might have to change my name to 'firstcoueswas100" I have to get the film developed and get a picture cd. The only digital camera left in the house is broken, so I had to take my proffesional film rig. -
Well so far I have missed most of my Unit 27 whitetail hunt as the economy and lack of projects forced me to take a full time job that I could not pass up. Up until today we have been working 58 hours a week. But my supervisor knew that I wanted to go hunting, and things slowed down at work for a couple days until more product arrived, so he asked me if I wanted to take the next 3 days off. I don't have to tell you what my answer was. So I stopped for groceries on the way home from work since I only worked half a day and I am loading up the truck for a hectic last 2 days of the hunt, I am leaving at 1:00 a.m to be at the trailhead by sunrise. No fancy camp, just a spartan camp out of my truck. Hopefully I will have a story and some pictures when I return, but 2 days is better than none.
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Von Hansons Snack sticks o' Terror
Snapshot replied to CurlyCarl's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
Snack sticks from h#ll, you guys are scaring me -
Nice buck for sure!
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The moose bag fits the frame well that I have used for packing out meat. I appreciate the good deal, as I have always meant to get one, just never did, the rifle hanger is a bonus as well.
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Its tough out there right now in the constrcution industry. I am a self employed cabinetmaker and available projects came to a screeching halt. I was offered a very well paying job 2 1/2 weeks before the hunt started, so I had a choice to pass it up and go hunting or take a job that may lead to good things and miss my hunt instead.
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Thats a buck to be proud of for sure. Good job.
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Bill, My wife and I usually spend a week in Greer every summer. I love flyfishing, and I like the little Colorado even though the fish are small, it is a quaint little stream and fun to mess around on. Next summer when we come up it would be my pleasure to buy you lunch.
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Awesome looking bucks, sounds like a great hunt.
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Nice looking country. I think I would have a hard time keeping up with that marathon running machine, AKA Scottyboy.
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Sounds like fun. Great pics! How was the weather up there? Starting to get chilly at night? You gotta love them fall trout after fattening up all summer.
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All thoughts and prayers to your friend's son Chris. Divine guidance surely played a major part of that rescue, and it is a miracle that he did not suffer more physical damage falling from that height. I can personally vouch for the Cochise County rescue team and the excellent job that they do. Two years ago my Dad was hiking out of Redfield Canyon with some friends and suffered a heart attack, unfortuantely, the elderly men he was with were not strong enough or equipped to deal with an emergency situation and it took them to long to get ahold of Cochise County search and rescue, by the time the helicopter got him to Tucson medical center, he had experienced to much heart damage and died a couple hours later. Had I been there I may have been able to save him, but it was nobody's fault. My dad's freinds had great things to say about the Cochise County rescue team and their expertise in handling those difficult situations. Your friends courage and quick thinking made a big difference in the outcome, and I am sure that Chris will get better because of it.