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Wow! Awesome! Love her smile too!!!!! Thanks for sharing with the site! S.

Yes!!! AWESOME! Thanks for sharing with the site! S.

+1 TJ!!!!! Love it! S.

YES!!! Good luck and be safe! Post pics and stories here! S.

Yes to all the vitamins. Also, maybe talk to your M.D. about a Z-pack! S.

You should be just fine in the Ponderosa Pines. I'm thinking you'll have a short hunt! Good luck! S.

Nice! So did you find quail??? S.

Such an AWESOME hunt! All three of my kids killed their first deer on that one! Jcubed said it; There will likely still be deer all over for that hunt. We have always focused on the middle elevations (Ponderosa/Oak). You should not have a problem getting into deer almost anywhere though! http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/35932-2012-junior-deer-hunt/http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/35932-2012-junior-deer-hunt/ Have fun! S.

Nice!!!! Thanks for sharing with the site! S.

Nice! Way to go, Christian!!!!! Love that last pic! Really gives a feel for the WIDE and cool antlers! Awesome! S.

I'm going to scratch that itch in 3 weeks on a muley hunt up in Utah. Not coues, but will keep me tied over until I get down into the 36's with the kids in November. I'll be looking forward to some coues stories come late October! S.

Depends on how high-up you want to camp. There are places to trailer camp along the Dripping Springs road to the South of the Pinals. Good luck! S.

+1 Have fun!!!! I've gotten SO much joy hunting with my children over the years. Cook some marshmallows at night, eat some good food along the way (including junk food), look at the birds while glassing for deer, and sit on a ridge with her while the sun rises and sets..... Also, take pictures! S.

With a bow! Nice! S.

Nice pics all! Thanks for bringing this great thread back to life! S.

Awesome! S.

Nice! Thanks for sharing with the site! S.

Wow! GIANT indeed! Thanks for sharing! S.

First pic could be the centerfold for Lion Hunter magazine! LOL

Heck TJ, I didn't know you had three under your belt! You are the 'no dog' lion killing KING! S.

BTW, I did have a pretty funny 'dove zombie' story from last weekend! I had loaned my vest to one of the kids last weekend, so was just kind of hunting with shells in pockets and not place to put my birds. I stayed close to the truck and noticed the empty Duncan Donuts box on the tail gate, so I started putting my birds in the Duncan box (again, no vest......). Well, a bit later one of the little girls who was along was back at the trucks for a water break and thought she would see if there were any donuts left. I look over just in time to see her open the lid while this big zombie dove decides to come back to life in the box! She jumped back and we all had a good laugh! S.

I know people who've done this. I believe this is what really keeps the small game vest makers in business! Has happened before to me, and just happened again this season! Kids and I had a great time last weekend and shot LOTS of doves! Came home from work yesterday and the house had a funky-stink to it. Didn't take long for my nose to take me to the utility closet where I store my shot shells and vests (inside of a Rubber Made container). Holy STINK!!! And that was only after 5 days..... Ended-up throwing away the vest that had the dead bird plus the vest that was sitting underneath it! You're right! Time to buy two new vests now..... S.

Awesome thread! Kudos for the lever actions! I have a 1894 Winchester 30-30 that my dad passed to me when I was young. Killed a couple of things with it then put it away for many years (other than fun target shooting/plinking...). Over the past couple of years though, I've had a hankering to use it on a deer again! I'm going to haul it along on my hunts in the future to try to kill a deer with it. Full buckhorn iron sights! I guess the way I look at it is if a coues can be killed spot/stalk with a bow, then I better be able to get within iron-sight range with my 30-30! S.

VERY, VERY, VERY awesome!!!!!!! So cool! Kudos and thanks for sharing with the site! S. PS: I'm gonna show this post to my little Greta as soon as I get home tonight!

In another 10 years or so (once I get the last of the kids through college.... ) I'm going to quit the rat-race and loan myself out for FREE to cook, clean, pick guitar strings, and generaly be the 'camp helper' for my friends and anyone else who has a cool place to hunt! Absolutely love tending to dutch-ovens and a campfire all day long! S.