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Congrats to your wife on a great buck. That is awesome. And that thing looks like it has a real big body.

Congrats on a great buck. I really liked the story too.

I will guess 1967. I wonder how many others used their birth year.

Nice bull and story. Man I feel for you packing that thing out by yourself. Wow.

Christian, are you going to be out there? I might see if Hector wants to take a road trip and head over there for a while. Maybe we will see you there.

I think the thing I like about hunting javelina is the attitude that you can have. There is no pressure at all. You can blow a stalk and say so what. You blow a stalk hunting a big bull or buck and your sick to your stomach. You can call them in and it is very fast action. Or you can sneak in on them and take them without ever knowing anything is up.

Well I thought I would post a couple pictures of my friends bull that we got this last weekend here in AZ. We glassed one bull that was bigger on opening day but we passed. We glassed this bull at 8:30 in the morning and my buddy shot it at about 2:30 in the afternoon. The bull was bedded down in the bottom of a deep canyon and did not want to move. But everything worked out in the end. When he dropped it off at the taxi, they thought it would go around 335 with about 10" broken off the right side. Still pretty nice. It has awesome color too. It was a fun but muddy hunt. Greg with his bull. Couple other pics. Do you see the bedded bull?

Congrats on an awesome buck.

Congrats on an awesome shot and bull. Man it would have been nice to have horses on my buddies hunt. I was the pack horses.

I really like the blood. I may have to try that. Although I am pretty sure that I won't get away with it.

Cool picture. Did it know you where there?

I thing you guys are close if not right on. This may help out a bit. They were taken at over 1000yds with my Panasonic FZ20 so this is zoomed in as far as I can get. I talked to Greg the other day and he is going to do a european mount with the bull and using the cape for a bull that he shot that scored a little over 350 a couple years ago.

Congrats on two great bucks. I love your brothers. It has everything you could ask for.

Great pictures. Now that is how you are supposed to glass. I can't imagine what it must have been like to clean that thing in the snow and haul it out. Burrrrr.

Too bad there were no elk but these are some great pictures. I was out on an elk hunt also and the roads were awful.

I just talked to Chef about 30 min. ago and he was having to go up through Kanab and around through Page to come back to Flagstaff because of the snow at Jacob Lake. So at least they got dumped on.

Great buck. I was up there in 23 helping a friend for the weekend. Saw a couple bucks, one real wall hanger and one spike. Just no real shot opportunities.

I saw two muleys this morning when I went out quail hunting and they both still had the velvet on. I didn't realize that they kept it this late. I guess it is normal for this far south.

Amanda, it sounded like you had a great hunt even though you didn't take anything. Talking with Hector I really wanted to get up there for a couple days but it just didn't work out. It sounds like you learned a lot from the trip though. Next time.

It sounds like everyone is going to have to start setting up camera's pointing at the camera on the tank. They will still get stolen but at least there will be a picture of whoever did it.

Amanda, I will buy a white long sleeve and a prairie long sleeve in XL. Thanks, Orlin

I also had a great time. It was great meeting some of the group even though I don't post that much here. I had to leave a little early and I hear later that everyone at the table started winning guns left and right. Guess I must of been the bad luck. But at least I got my tripod and head. Alan, it would have been nice to see you there.

Amanda, count me in. Chef called the other day and reminded me and then sent me an email today. So I better get it done. How do I go about paying by Paypal? Thanks

I was in unit B this last year and saw a couple herds of at least 20. I have been in both and seen javelina in both. I don't think it will matter.

I will tag along with the chef. Look forward to meeting some other members. Orlin Egbert Mt. Dew is good for me.