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Naturebob, you might want one of the other guides to hold your bullets. Duwane has been known to get excited and tell his hunters to shoot a buck that is deceiving.

I would keep it also. I have my grandpas Belgian made Browning Automatic that he bought when he was in Europe after he served a mission many years ago. I am not sure the age because the records were all destroyed during WWII. I don't imagine I will ever shoot it again but I look forward to passing it down to one of my grandsons when they are old enough. I shot it for several years when I was younger and had many bruises because of it kicking like a horse. Good luck with your decision.

Check out Slogan Outdoors online. Their website is the sloganoutdoors.com and they have all kinds of slings for rifles and ARs. I have one for my AR and really like it.

Congrats on a stud buck. That thing is cool looking.

To me it looks like I see the mask of a racoon looking back toward the camera.

Those are both great bucks. Congrats to you and them.

I have seen bedded bucks right in the middle of ocotillo patches. My daughter had a tag one year and we were set up on a buck in the ocotillo. I told her as soon as he stood up and gave her a shot to take it. When he finally stood up he took about 2 steps and the shot opportunity was gone. That stuff can be thick.

Great bull and way to stick with it. Somehow I missed the original post. I can't imagine packing a bull out by myself. That would be a chore.

Congrats to Hunter and dad! That is awesome.

I love the open country's. Have had a few sets on my old Silverado.

The first two times I hunted down south I saw lions. I always have a tag just in case. The first time I got a shot but it was in a canyon at last light and I had a not so good scope on my rifle so it made it almost impossible to see the lion. The second time the lion was too far away for a shot. Needless to say I have upgraded rifle scopes and I won't miss an opportunity like that again.

Cool video. I was waiting for an arrow to fly.

Well I know if you shoot a bull in the back of the head they die pretty quickly. My only archery bull hardly flinched when I shot him the first time. Just stood there for a minute or so looking around. He finally trotted off a ways and I decided to shoot him again but miss judged the distance. Arrow hit him right smack in the back of the head. The crazy thing is the arrow punched through his skull and lodged against his eye. You can see the arrow sticking out the back of his head below his right ear.

Is there a setting for when you scroll down and click on a post and hit the back button after reading the post you don't go all the way to the top of the page? I have to then scroll all the way down to where I was at before.

I am out in SE Mesa and don't know if I have ever seen as many as this year. I have hit a few just driving down Pecos road and a couple on the 202 in the evenings when they get flying.

I can second Brett. I have been using him for all my marketing things and logo shirts for the last 10 plus years.

High country mule deer hunt. That tops my list. Lots of stuff I would like to get but baby steps.

Chef from here on the site and I were heading to Young one time from the south side and happened across a fire burning along side the road. So we do the right thing and jump out and run over and put the fire out. Feeling good about ourselves we get back in the truck only to drive down the road about a 1/4 mile and see a sign marking controlled burn area. So much for our good deed.

We struck out also. And we mailed the application on Friday. We had all five choices filled out with hunts with pretty good tag amounts left. We must of ended up on the bottom of the pile. Idaho, here I come.

Had a couple friends with private licenses when I was in the Air Force. We use to go fly every Sunday because it was a no fly day for the military. We would buy bags of oranges and get permission from the air traffic controller to fly over the bombing range. Then we would open one door of the plane and bomb the planes with oranges as we dive bombed them. Good times.

How many seasons are on Netflix now?

One of the biggest muleys I have ever seen was in that unit. Down south of Mule Creek up against the ranch where the road is blocked by a locked gate. We hunted east of there.

Looks like the refrigerator got tagged also.

The first time I went to Mexico we were glassing for about an hour and happened to look down and there were several deer with a few decent bucks just chilling within 100 yards. They didn't have a care in the world that we were sitting above them. That is what I love about hunting coues deer in Mexico.

Congratulations to the both of you. You have a great young man there.