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Hope you had a great day coues addict!

Beautiful pictures! I think he would be very close to the 90" mark but probably just a bit under 85-90".

The size of the pictures don't let you see much detail but they look like a couple of whopper bucks. Congratulations! How about some story?

I travel the 101 every day, my truck is a white f-250 but I have seen one on a red f-150.....don't know who it belongs to.

After the first picture I was thinking there is no way that buck scored that high.....but than the rest of the pictures really show how big he is. Thanks for posting them and congratulations to your dad!

Wrong buck or not that is a very nice coues!

Great story, great hunt, great buck! It is sure a shame to find beautiful places trashed like that.

I have to agree that there is really no trust in Pits.

Well I just got back from 30A and it looks like tag soup for me on both the November rifle hunt and the archery hunt but that is what you get when you are holding out right? Did pass up a few smaller bucks and saw a couple of bigger ones that were just too far off. Hopefully I can get back out towards the end of Jan but will have to see if work will let me. I didn't see any sign of the rut going on for the coues but the muley bucks were definately in full swing. I did get this little guy to pose for some pics though.

Congratulations on your buck and great story! Thanks for sharing your story, you did a great job on letting us live it like we were there.

One More.

Hey happy birthday Josh! I hope you have found some time to sit your stand where you were getting the great pics of those great bucks.

Thanks for keeping us updated and hopefully you find that shooter buck without him pulling the vanishing act on you!

Given the fact that he is hard to see in the picture but with what you are saying I would guess him to go 90-94". If he is thin horned though it will take him down to just below 90". Good luck on getting the big one in Jan.

Now thats what it is all about! Great Job!

Congratulations on a great buck and good luck on the second one.

Well I got out for a couple of days to set up a couple of trail cameras down in 30A to try and get some pics of the big buck I have been after. I got the cameras set up and hope to have some pics by the first of the year. I saw several bucks that I guess to go around 80-90" but couldn't get them to hold still long enough to catch them on film. The bucks were all showing signs of rutting and giving the does a hard time. I did get up on this group of pigs and couldn't resist taking a few pics.

another one.

What a great story! Congratulations on an awesome deer. Thank you for sharing your experience with us.

Man that is a great buck! Did he get it with a bow or gun?

Beautiful buck! Congratulations on a very fine first deer hopefully it is the first of many.

The Pedro's or actually the Pedregosa Mountains are at the south end of the Chiricahua Mountains just north of highway 80 and they run up to the Tex or Rucker Canyon road.

Creed and Reynaldo, I too love to hunt these fine creatures and love both 29 and 30A. I will be back down in the Pedro's again after Christmas, camped in the same spot as I was during the Nov. rifle hunt. I will be archery hunting with a friend of mine and you guys are more than welcome to stop in and chew the fat. I drive an 04 f-250 super cap, white with a coueswhitetail.com sticker in the back window and my buddy drives a 93 chevy blazer, blue. We will be down there off and on starting the 20th and going through the end of Jan. Phil

Alonso, Are your hunts going to be self-guided, partially self-guided, or fully guided? What will the ratio of hunters to guide be? Are your rifles equipped with good optics? What are the dates available for January? When is the hunter required to fly in and when would he fly out? Sorry for so many questions, its just that I am serriously thinking about this as an option. Phil

Amanda, It says that they will prepare the deer for transportation back to the US, does that mean that you would have to take care of the paper work and actually bring the deer across yourself? Also do they help with any of the paper work or are you on your own? If I am reading this correctly it would cost $3,700 for the hunt plus $50 a day for rifle rent plus $50 for transportation to the airport, that is if you are sucessful and can't get more than 3 other people to go with you, is this correct.