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What's up with the tire track along side his neck? Just kidding Congrats on your first coues. TJ

Never made it far enough in school. Thanks Mike, it's worse than my spelleng. My Bad! Will edit! TJ

Congrats on the nicest buck I've seen in a long time. I just love those chocolate horns. Looks like he might have been in the creosote brush country. Beautiful! TJ

STINK? You might be right Mike, but they both are the best eatin critters of all. My wife and neighbors fight over the sausage. This pig made 30 out of the last 33 yrs. First one came down with a 7mm magnum, 28 archery, and this year a crossbow due to the bad shoulder.

Congrats on all those San Carlos bucks. They sure have some of the nicest country in the state for the coues. Thanks for sharing. TJ

800 yrds out? No wonder you're called Eagle Eye. Congrats on some fine looking coues. Sounds like you got yourself a honey hole. Good luck this year as well. TJ

Thanks John, it took me 4 years to harvest my first so stick with it and glass more than walk. Good luck on your hunt. TJ

Wow, that is a really big pig. Thanks for sharing and congrats. TJ

I am with you on this one TJ these guy's are sick. In the past few day's they have passed up a couple of bucks in the mid 90's and some bucks in the low to upper 80's But I guess that's what you got to do to wack a 100+ buck like they do every year. Every time I call Gino he is BUISY moving his stands a few feet here or a few yards there. I am just waiting for Gino to call me and tell me that I can sit his stand that he keeps seeing a true monster out of Maybe he will pay for my fuel to get there too How bout it Gino I will only shoot a buck between 70" and 90" and if the monster comes thru I will pass on him for you letting me sit your stand I will have to come along to take your picture Troy. TJ

Geoff, way to go on them there pigs. Congrats and thanks for sharing. TJ

Gino, what a great couple of nice looking bucks you and Jason have there. I've shot my share over the years but nothing like either of them. That gives me an idea of showing my little ones off some time. Good luck in 08 and I hope you both top them ones. That's going to be hard to beat but if anyone can do it my money's on you two. TJ

Stalker, I know just how you felt. It has been a few years since my last cat sighting and it is a rare moment that most never get the opportunity to witness. I have been very lucky with 11 sightings and the wife has seen 4. I swear I could feel your excitement in the thread. Thanks for pumping me up and sharing that with us. TJ

Seeing Austin glassing for pigs just puts a smile on my ugly mug. That is what I'm talking about. Get them younguns out there yearly and make the best of the time when you can. Thanks for sharing and good hunting with Austin. TJ

Ted bought his bow at the end of Nov and this is his first ever bow kill. It was pretty exciting after finding the pig in a cave. It would charge everytime we approached and he missed his first two shots at 5 yards. After killing the pig we then had the fun of trying to get him out of there. Ted Bounds had been a cowboy for years working cattle on several ranches and ask me how we were going to get the pig out. With a rope and a very longgggggggg tree branch I told Ted this wasn't my first Javelina Rodeo. Here are results. TJ

Conrats on your pig Dad. Great pics and thanks for sharing. TJ

Sounds like you have gotten quite a few places to choice from. I've hunted some of them mentioned so you are pretty well set to start. Don't forget yout varmit call. I have harvested many that way. TJ

Amanda, thanks for sharing this with us. It was a great story and a fine deer to have harvested. Thanks again for your dedication to bring us such stories and pictures. TJ

What I would give for one that size. You got to hang that one on the wall for sure. Concrats. TJ

That is one big deer. Thanks for sharing your story. GREAT! TJ

WOW, what a hog. I wish I could find one that big. Congrats to you. TJ

Conrats on a realy dandy of a pig. That had to be exciting with the little one sharing the hunt with you. Way to get er done. TJ

That was nice of you to put Dad's picture on here and he said to thank you Mike. He is 78 and had to burn his 07 elk tag and his 08 pig tag because he no longer could get his bow drawn back. He refuses to drop the poundage in fear of wounding an animal. He is going to have to switch over this year to rifle hunting. He also is my best friend and the best hunter I have had the priviledge of learning under. Love ya Dad and many more years of hunting to come. TJ

Yes, Mike is right. I would say to write it down. I've been away from here for a few months but finally got a chance to get back on here. That had to be a rush for you Troy. I once had a 2 lions walk up to my blind and I thinned the population out. Do write it down because you will forget as the years go passing by. TJ

I know what you mean about scared. My friend hunted archery for the first time and we got one in a cave that would charge out at us every time we approached for a shot. He missed his first two shots at 6ft but was finally successful in harvesting his first bow kill. We were both running from that pig more than once. I finally had to climb into the cave since I was the smallest of us two and for those who know me know I'm not little. It doesn't get any better than helping someone being successful. TJ

So, how many has old Eagle Eye shot since it is so easy. Their eye sight is actually better than one might think. It is only because their eyes are so close tho the ground and they can't see over the vegetation. Don't let Eagle Eye take anything away from your success. Congratulations! TJ