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What A Toad………. Congratulations Ian, Gino and Colton. What a great job.

Congratulations on a nice buck….......That is a lot bigger than my first Coues deer with a bow, (a spike). Excellent choice on the bow, you are hunting with.

Wow….. That is amazing…....... Congratulations Harold, what a super buck……..........

Are you interested in a pair of Steiner 20x80 binoculars with the tripod mount?

Congratulations to Savannah and the crew. That’s a super Buck. Thanks for sharing this story. P.S. Zip Rocks……........

Thank you Members for all the comments on my best rifle Coues deer to date. I am very proud of this buck. My hunt start out slow seeing about 8-12 deer a day with nothing bigger than 85”. A good friend named Gino offer to tag along with me and help me find some bigger bucks. And he found this one. I passed on this buck the first time because on the numbers of deer we were seeing, I was hoping for a B & C Coues Deer. After a total of eight days of hunting and seeing that buck for the second time, I decided to take him. He was the best mature buck we had seen. He is still over a 100” after the loss on his right beam. Also special thanks to Gino for helping me on this hunt & posting the pictures on CW.

I shoot a Weatherby Mark V with factory Weatherby ammo using 165 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip. That works for me. I have shot a 1-5/8" three shot group @ 300yards using this ammo. I also have custom bullet drop compensator turrets for my scope. That was money well spent. Gary

Gino, If you want the best, I would go with a Ramsey RE 12,000 lbs winch. Almost all of the flat bed tow trucks use Ramsey winches. It will out last your hunting vehicles and if you go with receiver style mounting system it is easy to transfer to different vehicles. I would check out craigslist, classified ads or e-bay for a winch. That’s my 2 cents. Gary

Dick, Congratulations on a super antelope. The picture would look a little better if you would smile. Gary

I think you will find that Bear Mountain in Mesa will give you the best price on your Hoyt bow. FYI, Hoyt bows have a lifetime guarantee on the limbs. Good luck. Gary

Jeff, Shopping for broadheads is like shopping for fishing lures. Just because they are catchy to the eye does not mean they are the best for the job. I prefer fixed two blade broadheads for hunting big game. I have fortunate to taken Elk, Moose and Bison with a bow and arrow using Magnus and Bear broadheads, also having full penetration on these animals. My Bison and Moose both expired within 5 minutes after my arrow left the bow. Remember every arrow tells a story, if the arrow is not a pass through you may not identify the hit and track the animal prematurely and increase the odds of loosing game. Gary

Mike, Are you selling that nice shotgun, so you can get that life size sheep mount completed? Gary

Mike, Congrations, post those pictures. Gary

Magnus II, 100 or 125 grain fixed broadheads. The broadhead weight should be determend by the approx. 10% weight foward from the center your arrows.

Brain, That's what dreams are made of. I hope your friends get lucky enough to tag that Monster. Thanks for sharing. Gary

Mike, That's a nice looking bike. Gary

Gino, Those are some great photos. Congratulations to you all. Gary

1998 life size black bear for sale. Arizona black bear, asking $850 OBO or possible trade for gun(s). You can email me at azbowhunter@cox.net. Live in Phoenix Metro area. Shipping is not included in sale price.

1998 life size black bear for sale. Arizona black bear, asking $1,100 OBO. You can email me at azbowhunter@cox.net. Live in Phoenix Metro area. Shipping is not included in sale price.

Not a bad idea, but I am afraid this mite be long term.

Yes, Mike that is the bear that scored 19 6/16" in P&Y. I need to make room in our extra bedroom for my father in law.