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Congrats to you and your dad! I hope my dad and I can tag out together like you guys did. I love watching the videos and yours turned out really good.

That is an awesome buck! I hope to fill my December tag with something like that.

Looks like you had a lot of fun congrats on your deer!

That's a good lookin buck congrats!

Well thats not good to hear my 32 hunt is coming up. Hopefully the rut starts up and brings the bucks back. James- did you end up getting to hunt and how'd it go if you did?

Plano Gunslinger atv case and metal mounting bracket. I bought the scabbard last year and just recently purchased the bracket, only to find that my gun no longer fits in it. They've never been used on a hunt. I'm selling the setup for $50. Thanks!

Wow that's an awesome buck great job!

I have the December hunt but good luck on yours! 32 is a good unit

fatbastard, Yeah I heard that too and was thinking the same thing. We must've pretty close to each other. I wonder if we ever saw you because we saw quite a few other hunters, probably at least 10.

My friend drew a 34b tag and he's never been deer hunting so I helped him out. In the morning we saw a bunch of does and hunters so we decided to hike to another area away from everyone and found 3 bucks together. We watched them as they were ready to bed. This one stayed standing under a tree presenting a shot. Ranged it at 370 and watched through my binoculars. BOOM! the buck dropped instantly from the high shoulder shot. Pretty successful hunt for a first timer. Here's a bad digiscoped picture of the buck right before the shot

Aw man you guys are lucky I have to wait until December for my rifle hunt Good luck!

Man I hope he gets one of them those are some nice bucks. Good luck!

How'd your trip go did you see anything? My friend has the first hunt in that unit and he's never been hunting so I'm gonna try to help him. I'm gonna run down there on friday and look around.

that's at the sportsmans warehouse in Tucson

There's a road that will take you to the south end of Redfield canyon and to the border of the wilderness but it does look like rough hiking. I have a 32 tag as well and have been trying to find some spots. If you go south on San Pedro River Rd it forks left to Casabel Rd and if you follow that 5 miles down theres a dirt road to the left that is unmarked. That road will take you right to Redfield canyon

Yippeeee December hunt in 32

Went out this morning and almost had a shot at this 3x3. He got away but I managed to take some pictures through my binos. The pictures dont really do him justice, he had some awesome tine length. Ended up seeing four bucks, two spikes, a ringtail cat, and I glassed up a bobcat. And see if you can find the spike, it's pretty easy...

I just got my pair of 15's in so I wont be needing these anymore. Still have the box, case, tripod adapter and a blank warranty papers. The only thing I cant find is the front lens cover. They're in great shape and some pretty good glasses. I'm only asking $300 for them. Pm me or post here. Thanks! Tanner

I left all my hunting gear overnight in my 4runner one night after hunting. The next day I noticed pieces of plastic the same color as my car laying on the ground around it. They tried to break in through the locks and door handles on both sides. Luckily they werent successful but did cause about 400 dollars in damage.

I clean the skull as well as I can then boil it in water with dawn dish soap. I take it out and pick at all the stuff thats left then boil it again. I repeat that process until it's completely clean. Then I let it soak in peroxide overnight. I use the brown bottle stuff thats 3% I believe. Here's a couple I did:

I saw four turkeys down by the San Pedro River in 32 and was wondering about that too.

Awsome job! The November hunt seems like it would be pretty hard but you got it done. Congrats!

Great job on getting two very nice bucks! That was a great story as well

My dad and I headed out early Friday morning to a unit we had never rifle hunted in. I did some scouting while archery hunting to get familiar with the area and ended up finding a nice spot. We parked the truck about an hour before sunrise and headed out with our headlamps. We walked as far as we could before it started getting light and set up on hill so we could glass. We glassed for quite a while and ended up only spotting about 20 does and a tiny spike. A little while later my dad heard some noises coming from the draw below us and we watched as a doe and a nice little fork popped out at 100 yards. I had him in my scope but decided to pass since I had my hopes set on a 3x3 or better. I started to regret that decision because I had never taken a Coues and I wanted one badly. After glassing for a little while longer we decided to start walking further into the hills. We would stop every once in a while and just glass. It was starting to get HOT and the deer weren’t moving anymore. We would see an occasional doe but that was it. We decided to sit under a tree and eat lunch before climbing over the biggest hill in the area. Once finished, we walked over the small ridge to look at the hill we were about to climb, just then a deer started running up the hillside. I saw it was a buck and got down and ready to shoot. He stopped broadside, I ranged him at 278, and fired my 30-06. I saw the dust cloud hit just above his back. He didn’t flinch so I put another round in and held a little lower and nailed him. He lunged forward and ran about 30 yards before piling up under a tree. I was so excited; I couldn’t believe how it all worked out. I hustled up that hill to my deer as my dad stayed and guided me to it. It was a nice little 3x3 (3x5 if you count the little stickers). Once he came over we took some pictures and gutted it. Then we were ready for the hard hike back to the truck. We ended up strapping it onto my badlands 2200 and took turns carrying it on our backs all the way back to the truck. It was an awesome hunt and I couldn’t be happier with my first Coues. Since my hunt ended so soon and my dad was staying in town the whole weekend, we decided to go help my uncle and cousins on their hunt in a neighboring unit. We left early Saturday morning and met them at their camp before light. We drove a little ways, parked the vehicles and set out. The area didn’t look like typical whitetail country but right away I spotted some bucks. They made a plan and were gonna try get my 14 year old cousin a shot. It didn’t quite happen the way we had planned because the deer ended up almost running over my cousin and uncle. He did get a shot at 30 yards though but unfortunately missed. The deer took off and disappeared so we decided to move on. We walked and walked and glassed and glassed but weren’t seeing anything. It was now 1 o’clock and getting miserably hot with no real shade trees around, only little bushes, so we decided to head back to the truck. While coming off a hill we stopped to take a break and all of a sudden my uncle said “deer!” so we put the binos up and saw a nice little 3x3 standing in some shade about 150 yards down the ridge. We watched as it bedded down and then my other cousin and I moved down the ridge a little so he could set up for a shot. The terrain and angle made it difficult but he eventually got steady just as the buck stood up. He ended up hitting it in the shoulder with his .270 with the bullet passing right through the heart. Amazingly the deer still managed to run a little ways before expiring. My cousin and I were pumped and we all anxiously made the hike to the buck. It turned out to be a nicer buck than I thought and definitely made for another nice first Coues. After gutting it we tied it up to a yucca pole and took turns carrying it on our shoulders all the way back to the vehicles. That was definitely a long and hard hike but worth it. Two bucks in, two days, in two units made for an awesome weekend of hunting.

I held the rack a long time ago and if i remember right it does. I know it for sure has one dropper.