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Nice pictures... thanks for sharing! I like that bull with the crazy right side

You are not supposed to tell them what it is until they've already eaten it and are coming back for a second helping! I've killed two lions now and our family loves it! In fact my wife won't eat deer or antelope steaks, but she loves lion steaks. She thinks lion is better than elk. I don't know if it's that good, but I sure like it. As mentioned it sorta looks like pork and has a somewhat mild flavor. We had a big family and friends party for one of my boys birthday about a month ago and we roasted a lion roast in the crock pot and did the pulled pork thing with it. We didn't tell anyone until they started asking. If you ever get one don't let it go to waste!!!

I recently got back my 19A muzzleloader antelope mount from last fall. I had Dan Bishop of Bishop Taxidermy in Tucson do the work. Unlike some of my other recent mounts from a different taxidermst I am very happy with this one. I think Dan did a fantastic job and can't wait to see the results of my two mule deer that he is working on for me. Thanks Dan!!!

This 2007 Polaris Sportsman 500 is in EXCELLENT condition and will take you anywhere you want to go. Mossy Oak camoflauge. Only 60 hours and 333 miles. Tires are like brand new. Very clean and hardly ever ridden off road. The plastic, seat and racks are in great shape with no cracks or tears. Never rolled, raced, or abused. Always well maintained and cared for. Runs strong and very dependable. Asking $4,850 Located in Prescott Call Tim 928-533-8807

I will gladly have Grong autograph the fender if that will help someone feel more comfortable with their manhood.

Thank you, that is exactly what I wanted!!!

I seriously was thinking of emailing you the question directly! 31 Inches... HA! Since it's nearly 95 ft lbs to start I'll guess 70 give or take? What about 120 yards?

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Thanks everyone... I had a great day spent with my family.

Here are a couple pic's of a decent bull that hung around long enough for me to get a few pictures of him on Saturday morning. He was probably 800-1000 yards away working his way down a ridge into the trees. This was the second time I've seen him this summer.

Yep... that's why I said 300. I'm sure there are some guys that will call him 320 and others that will call him 380. What ever score you choose to put on him I'm just calling him a shooter and will gladly cut my tag on him if given the opportunity.

He's a solid 300 class bull.

The bigger bulls I saw over the weekend looked pretty much done growing. In fact one of the bulls we saw was a bull that I had seen a couple weeks ago and all he had done was finish the last couple inches on his 5ths and main beams. Some of the smaller bulls look like they may put on a few more inches, but I wouldn't expect much more growth.

Nice work guys!

I've been using a DLC for over a year and love it!!! It's by far the best trail camera I have ever used. Make sure to support the site by purchasing one from Amanda.

Yes they count!

Welcome! This has been discussed in the past, but all lock boxes really do is keep the honest people honest. If a dirt bag thief wants your camera he'll get it... lock box or not. Good luck!

Good point Vitalzone... this contest is not limited to Arizona! We may base our registration dates or ending date on Arizona hunts, but feel free to enter bulls from other states. Just no game farm bulls please.

Although nothing is final yet, let me try to answer a few of your questions. This will be a free contest!!! But the truth is nothing good in life comes for free. Even though we will work to get prizes donated to the contest there will still be shipping costs to have them mailed to the winners and of course there is always the cost to Amanda to maintain the website and supply prizes of her own. PLEASE make generous contributions to the website and PLEASE try to spend your money with businesses that sponsor the site and this contest. Entry to the contest will be for members of Coueswhitetail.com only. If you are a registered member of the site you will automatically be entered into the contest. We hope to use this as an opportunity to have some new hunters register as CWT members! There will be cut off dates that members must be registered by in order to be entered. It will be broken down into catagories similar to those mentioned. Rifle, Archery, Youth, etc. We will use the B&C gross score. Thank you for everyone's interest and support. We will be posting more details soon.

Looks great!!! I can't wait to get both of mine back.

It looks like Amanda and I will be putting together the first ever Coueswhitetail.com big bull contest! We are currently discussing the rules and details. At this point it will be very similar to the big buck contest the site has sponsored for the last couple years. For now nothing is set in stone so feel free to post up or private message me with any ideas or suggestions you have. So who else is interested? Stay tuned for more information!

I'm in for a coueswhitetail.com big bull contest! Who's going to be in charge and what are the rules? That White Mountain Elk contest looks great, it's just in the wrong part of the state! What other big bull contests are out there?

That is an awesome looking camera and with the new added features it should work great in the field!

Perhaps bears don't hunt down many adult deer, but they sure love to eat fawns.

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