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Congratulations on a really nice bull. TJ

Hey big G I would probably be offended if you didn't make a punt I would watch my mouth if I were you cause the next time I roll through Payson I might just come look for you with my butter knife The trainer has got to be smarter than the dog so consider the source. Heelers are smart dogs, there is no doubt there, so that is why those lacking in training ability choice them. TJ LOL!! TJ I'm right there with ya. And we are back up to two pup's for sale again someone was unable to take one of them. Butters.....great looking pups that's for sure and they are great with kids. Gino.....you know I was just kidding with ya. TJ

Hey big G I would probably be offended if you didn't make a punt I would watch my mouth if I were you cause the next time I roll through Payson I might just come look for you with my butter knife The trainer has got to be smarter than the dog so consider the source. Heelers are smart dogs, there is no doubt there, so that is why those lacking in training ability choice them. TJ

Thanks for sharing. Awesome picture and it sounds like your Grandfather was a special persom that will always be missed by everone who knew him. Thanks again for sharing this with us. TJ

Now it doesn't get any better than that. What a beautiful animal. Congratulations young lady. My bow doesn't even shoot that far. lol TJ

Now someone finally made some sense. Just because someome might not know how to use it doesn't make it a bad call. It's just another call that has to be mastered and don't blame the call. TJ ps.....I personally like it myself.

pm sent. TJ

I got to congratulate you guys on your mooses. lol Only in my dreams I'm afraid. Thanks for sharing. TJ

Congratulations on your bull. Thanks for sharing. TJ

bobbyo, I have to agree with you on this one except for better shot angle. You are not lazy, just an archery hunter with experience. Them tree stands are great but the older some of us get we find ground blinds are quite comfortable and I might add a whole lot of success has come from them. I set my ground blinds no more than 20yrds. My last 4 elk were shot a 13 yrds from my double bull in as many years. I actually had a cow trying to stick her head in my ground blind while I was in it to get to the sent attraction I use. TJ

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This is why CouesWhitetail.com is the best darn hunting web site period. Members like fish is what makes me proud to be part of the family here. TJ

This is a great post and should clear up any misconceptions anyone has of processing. Thanks Jeremy for taking the time to do this. Yes, I'm hungry as well. TJ

That's got to be one of the biggest of the year for sure. Congratulations! TJ

Wow! What a dandy. Congratulations! TJ

Congratulations Clay. Thanks for posting pictures Jeremy. TJ

Thanks for the report. I just might have to sneak over there on my days off. TJ

How cool is that. She is a natural. You better start saving your money because she has taken over them binos. By the time she's talking she will probably tell you about all the deer she has been seeing. Great picture! TJ

What an awesome bull. Congratulations and thanks for sharing. TJ

Congratulations to Tony. Where's the pictures? TJ

That is some good pictures of all the critters. I have a feeder out that looks just like it. Thanks for sharing. You got an awesome spot. TJ

That was pretty awesome and it looks like #3 was the best prize anyone could ask for. Thanks for sharing your story. Congratulations! TJ

Very nice. Congratulations to your buddy. Thanks for sharing. TJ

Mark, that is one awesome rifle. I hope it performs to your satisfaction. I still can't imagine shooting over 20yrds. TJ

What else is there to say. I hope to meet you someday so I can shake your hand. You have got to show us pictures after all that. This has been one of the best post I have followed in a long time. Glad it all finally worked out for ya. Congratulations on your successeeful bull hunt. There are not alot of hunters who would have had the guts to own up to loosing an elk and shared with us your adventure. Thanks for the memories. TJ