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Jim... I think i see me in that pic.... in the white, at about 2 o'clock! (hahah yeah right!) that was the first time i have ever had snow or fog while coues hunting, saying it was interesting is a understatment!

i had pictures of the snow and the fog that Jim, Christian and I encounterd in 36b in December, but i cant seem to find em right now ? that would be another one of my favorites as i have neven endoured that in a hunt in coues country

man what a great topic! here is another one i really love! Sunset on opening morning of the hunt i had with my dad. awesome sunset from the mountain, what else could ya ask for?

I have two. The first is a little blury, but it is the first buck i showed my first client on my firts time guiding. Pretty important picture to me. The second picture is my dad glassing ( actually on the hillside i stuck my pig on). shows my two favortie things in life, Family and hunting!

QWFFHFSADGGGGDG... dang it, now i have to dry off my keyboard from my toungue!

to me, there is enough of a challenge to harvest a nice buck that i want to stack the odds in my favor, with as little adversary as possible.

gamehauler, that i think is them i would rather go with them then the SLC's since there going to be used for such close up you dont need perfect edge to edge clarity.

yep, thats the pix that i have. my dad knows George Alcorta and he is one heck of a hunter! congrats!

i have a pair of wind river 10x23 and they are perfect for what you are talking about.

i JUST saw and handled these two bucks and holy cow the pics do not do justice! they are awesome! the mass is amazing! they are both great bucks!

Dang Jim those bucks are nice! i really like your hes unique! and ur right, ur dads buck is tall! awesome!i cant wait to go with you next year!

Scout'm... does your brass have any signs of pressure? also, how is the bolt, could the extractor on the bolt not be working properly?

the elk hunting up there is awesome, thats wher 99% of my elk hunting has been done. the mule deer used to be pretty good )according to my grandpa) but it has trickled off in the past years. still see a few deer here and there but not as often as it used to be. lots of good antelope up there was well. grandpa told me he saw a javelina over by greens peak somewhere. seen some big bears up there to.

if that score holds up, wont that toad be top 5 pope and young?

just let him shoot the 16 guage, it will kill a turkey fine. there is no need to even have him shoot a 12.

that bucks awesome! swesome spread and AMAZING eye guards!

i agree with Amanda.

post em up!

180 grain what???

nuff' said

180 accubonds are what i would look at. i shoot 140 accubonds out of my 7RUM and 270wsm. great bullets, great accuracy (out of the rifles ive seen shoot them)

first buck grossed 84,net 82.... makes since to me. .270, what about a .270wsm... i mean it starts with .270 and is just an improvement on it (im gonna catch heck from lark for that!)

I do think a AR-15 would be a blast to hunt coyotes with! Especially when the coyote sees you but you see it!

ive never seen an antler with tines that close. thats cool! big ole boy for sure!

kimber 84m varmint. 22-250, leupold 4.5-14x40 varmint reticle, 50 gr ballistic tip. works great! rolled a running dog at 40 yards, and a jack rabbit at 415 yards