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I would love to see that. I hope you get to show us.

Allan My name is Jade Goodman. I was raised in St.David down in 30b. I was raised hunting coues and mulies in all those # 30 units down there. Now i live in Mesa and run my bathroom renovation company. When I can I do my guiding and some hunting for my self.

Ok thank you I will let you know when i am ready. thanks again.

cool i will look at them right now. Do i purchase them from you then.

I will take a look at them . thanks for the info on them . I did find a spot on here that shows some tripods and heads.

Yes i have a slik tripod and a slik monopod. The monopod works great for the weight but you cant leave it up while doing something other than holding it up. what kind do you have from her and where can i see them. I guess i can look at the picture that you had on the contest to see it. thanks again.

Ok thank you for the info on the binos. thats not to bad to me when you are able to see that far with them. Have a good one and once again good luck on the contest.

My vote should be in for you too. Good luck, and let us know the outcome. By the way what is the weight on those binos.

Tom I tried to put a vote in and I just keep getting an error page. I will keep trying. That is a cool picture for sure.

I have a picture of a monster coues and I need to know how to post it . Or if I just send it in via email to be posted. I also have a mount of a buck killed 20 years ago when I was just ten years old ,and hornes from my buck last year.

My mother just called me from the school that she teaches at. She said they just got a statewide alert for ARIZONA on a email virus that has just been started. They are saying to be sure not to open any emails from areas you do not know. It is smart to heed the warnings like this. We have lost a computer to a virus before so be safe out there in email land.

I will try to get it done in the next couple of days maybe i can email them to you if you have an email. I got it with my digital cam and put them on my computer and tuched them up a bit the light in the pic was not the best so I brightend them up. I wish i would have known about the record on my cam it would have been a short but awsome video.

Great job on the bucks guys. My brother has been in Nebraska for the last two years and we have not been able to hunt together. I cant wait to hunt with him and my dad once again. Thanks for the pics and story. It sure has me excited.

I was out last monday and I got a picture of a monster coues buck That would go into the books for sure. when I say in the books I mean In the top few. I am from Mesa and do most of my hunting and guiding for coues deer down southeast of tucson and i understand down there they are still in rut activity. Anyway back to the big buck. I consider the spot i saw him in being northern country somewhat. He was walking down a canyon and was by him self. I was in street clothes on my way to do a bid on a job. I left my wife and kids in the truck and went of down the hill to try to get a picture. he came within 5 feet of me the whole time i watched him come he was testing the air and smelling the ground he was showing sighns of some rut to me. All though his neck did not look to be very swollen and that could be part that i have not seen a couse with hornes of that size ever. He showed sighns of trying to locate some does. I got to show the picture to one of our coues hunting members this week. If i get my scanner and stuff working soon you will all see him.

Bullwigeon That buck is a tight horned buck for sure. but the ones Im talking about are much smaller. that is a cool picture though. those hornes are high and tight. They do make a nice basket on him though. thank you for the reply and the pic.

Did anybody come across any of the small 3x3 and 4x4 basket horn bucks this year while hunting or scouting. I was just wandering. I used to see a few each year and this year i have not seen one. maybe they all grew up into the monsters killed this year.I found a skull and horns last year of one that was a 4x4 and very heavy horned but no bigger than 7 inches wide. kind of a dumb subject but i liked wathcing the dainty little bucks.

It is true we need to be able to do something about this type of stuff. That is why we need to be registerd voters and active citizens as well as outdoorsman .

Prohunt. I appreciate the reply on this. I was just asking to see if people had seen any. I need to get some on film. We used to call them rock deer because we would see them in the rocks and on boulders almost like sheep. They are neat to watch i saw one that a guy has mounted and it is a nice looking little mount. we saw them alot down in 30b when I was growing up down there. I have not been in that country looking for them in some time. I will try the area you saw them in to see if I can find them. It should give me somthing new to do for awhile.

I just sent you an email it did something funny so i hope it went through to you

YES HAVE A HAPPY ONE AND GOOD LUCK THIS YEAR.

CHD A lion tag in Arizona only costs an Arizonan 11 dollars and is a full year tag. Now in some of the units you can take a lion a day until that unit reaches its quota. My favorite area to hunt coues deer is a sure fact of what lions do to an area. Three years ago we did not see a deer in there and now after two years and five lions the deer are back and going to get big. we will keep hunting lions in there, And you wait and see what takes place in there in the next couple of years. Get a lion tag every year and SOONER THAN LATER you will get lucky.

They seem to be to big to be siblings. She was probably in heat They do a little court ship durring that stage. The male cat will smell the pee to see if she is ready. That is also a sure reason the deer were not easy to see. A mountainlion will kill a deer a week to survive. And big tom sometimes will end up with two a week. They both look like good cats. It is hard to tell from the photos , so they probably do a number on the deer in there. They are the cause of the shortage in everything this year deer , pigs , and they will even take a bear cub if the chance arises. Awsome pics for sure that would have made the trip for me right there.

Treestandman I have never heard of anyone eating them It would be like eating a mixture of dog,cat.monkey, racoon. As far as im concerned I dont think I could unless i was in need for the food. Has anyone tasted it if you have pass it on and let us know how it tastes and I will take your word on it.I do know a spot were i have seen an albino one two times now. I have killed one out of the hundreds ive seen, and if i get the chance at the albino ill take the picture and show everyone.

Pigman I thought i sent you another reply. On the bears but i dont see it on here. As i was reading what prohunt was saying i started thinking about what i had said above , and once again i was leading you in the wrong derection. I better get my head on if I am going to give advise. bear that time of year do eat alot of grass or what ever is there. they do not travel as far in the spring as they do in the summer. In the spring they dont have as much energy. so you do need to look in places were they have lots of grass to feed on. then farther down the road look for them moving to find the pears an acorns and food they will faten up on for the winter.

CB 1 go to www.huntinworld.com and then find were it says coues deer , and it will go to coues crazy. I just talked to one of my friends down there and they said they know of two that they think will score around 120-125. They seem to think it was someone else that got them. I think there was a 138 coues buck from last year that was just finalized by the game and fish, But it was not out of unit 32 , but another area down south.