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CONGRATS ON TWO GREAT PIGS. THEY BOTH LOOK LIKE THEY ARE REALLY TIRED .

NO HE WASN'T. HE HAD TO BIG OF TEETH TO BE FEEDING FROM MOM. MATTS WAS ROOTING AROUND WHEN WE FIRST SEEN THEM. THE MAMA TOOK OFF OVER THE HILL. SHE WASN'T TOO PROTECTIVE WHICH I COULDN'T UNDERSTAND . AT LEAST THE LITTLE GUY ISN'T OUT BY HIMSELF . THE TAG ALSO SAYS "ANY PIG". MATT DID SAY IF HE WOULD HAVE SEEN THE BIGEN THEN HE WOULD HAVE TAKEN HIM.

Congrats on a job well done.

That is one fine collection. I have only found two seperate sheds. I am always looking and never can find but those two. Any tips you guy have on shed hunting let me know if you want. Thanks.

Hey those are some pretty cool pigs you guys got there . Whats up with Matts . I'm glad you both enjoyed yourselves. I had one heck of a good time and made some very good friends. Andrew you forgot to tell them I had to do all the work Gutting, Draging and you also forgot how many times you got scared. (me too) we were running all over and away from that big one . good luck to everyone that got drawn. RIGHT PLACE RIGHT TIME.

That is one cool and unique G3 on the left side. Congrats on a job well done.

What a way to start out the 2008 year hunting the very aggresive Javelina. On January 1st we were headed out to see if we could see the pigs where we had been scouting them at. First thing we saw on the road were 2 dead pigs 100 yards from where I shot mine last year (where we were scouting this year). The kill looked fresh so we decided to pull over. There on the hill was about 5 that we saw. So we started stalking. We got 100 yards away and I told my dad to stay where we were and I will stalk around. When I got to the other side I dropped into the creek and started up the hill they were on. I ended up within 30 yards of one and decided it was too small then it happened about 8 yards straight up the hill I herd a grunt. Behind the catclaw was a nice one. I pulled back my new Bowtech Allegance and let one rip. I saw the arrow hit the ground on the other side and off went the pig down to my left. She then stopped 20 yards from me and started to do doughnuts. I knew I had got her and then it happened...............she came after me my only thought was to try and run hitting her with an arrow as she chased me then I fell and when I fell she headed down the hill to expire. Got to love those pigs. On January the 2nd we headed naturally to the same spot and started to head around the mountain in the jeep. We had just hit the dirt road when there it was one ran in front of the jeep. So my dad and I jumped out and headed twards the single pig (no others in the herd). We got onto the other side and saw the catclaw to our right move. We knew it was him so my dad ran up to the bush and shot the sucker at 10 yards. My dad then said, "sh%$ I hit him too far back." So there we go, we were on a blood trail about 30 yards away. When we got to the bushes where the blood trail headed we could hear him in there. My dad then peeked down a little brush tunnel and started to pull back his Bowtech Equalizer at about 15 yards. RIP then thud, and again RIP then thud. I was on his left and said, "dad he has to be dead." Here he came right after my dad but badly wounded (weaving) he laid one more into him and down he went. Let me tell you, my dad has two valves replaced in his heart and has killed numerous pigs and deer. He is my best friend and the best father ANYONE could ever have. He will be turning 60 on January 17 and he still has many numerous years to go. Take those dads and kids out hunting, it is the most unforgetable time you have to spend with them. Take care all of you. HERE IS THE PICS:

good job What unit?

My dad Bill is almost 60 (january 17 birthday, in the forum under bprice) and just shot an old Javelina (lower canine 3 inches). Thanks to him I am who I have become now. He has many 90+ couesdeer, mule deer, Elk, used to fish turney's, shot many many pigs, and is one he^% of a bear hunter. One of these day we will gather all of his trophies and post them. Here is a recent pic of me and my dad:

A vehicle. Threw one pig 35 to 40 yards. After I shot mine we moved them out of the road.

I wanted your guys opinion on the LEUPOLD WIND RIVER spotting scope. Do any of you have one and if you do do you like it? ( I don't want to know about the sworos they are way toooooo expensive at that price I could buy enough meat to last my family 3 years ). I just want to know about the leupolds. Thank you guys for all your help. Clay

Nice buck. Congrats.

Congrats on a dandy first buck.

NICE Congrats. You now have some catching up to do. Clay

CONGRATS AND WELCOME TO THE MOST ADDICTING WEB SITE YOU HAVE EVER VISITED. CLAY

WE WENT OUT ON SUNDAY THE 23RD AND SAW A FORKIE AND SPIKE WITH THERE NOSES PLOWING THE GROUND. THEY WERE ON A MISSION. THIS WAS IN THE NORTHERN PART OF 24A. MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL. CLAY

NICE BUCK. CONGRATS. WHAT UNIT WERE YOU IN?

try to knock his head off and get pop flys what is your farthest point? mine is 206.3 pop fly. cool game it is fun.

THAT IS SOO COOL. IF I TOOK MY DOG I WOULD PROBABLY LOSE HER. DID YOU HAPPEN TO SEE ANY DEER OR OTHER GAME? CLAY

TRY BROKEN ARROW ARCHERY IN APACHE JUNCTION. MY DAD SAYS THAT CABELAS DOES CUT ARROWS. BROKEN ARROW SELLS THE ARROWS AT HIS COST (WELL HE DID US ) TRY HIM HE MIGHT BE ABLE TO HELP YOU. MY DADS ARROWS AND MINE ARE EASTON ARROWS AND HE STAGERED OUR FLECHINGS TO HELP MAKE THEM EVEN MORE TRUE. CHECK HIM OUT. CLAY

All bumper stickers will offend someone or another. But some of the funniest sayings are on bumper stickers. I say to heck with all of the all of them. Make the stickers, sale them. That is why we are in the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Heck I will even donate 50 dollars to help get them started. To which one is better I say the last one.

Good job AZGFD. Now lock them up make them do community service and DO NOT allow them to ever hunt again.

THAT JUST AIN'T RIGHT. BUT HEY GUESS WHAT AT LEAST I GOT ONE, MISTER RIMHUNTER. CLAY

Here is my attack dog her name is sissy and she is mean

That is great. Way to get them out there. Congrats. Clay