Ernesto C

yea that's what I was thinking

Man Tommy where did you buy them? Ernesto C

Thanks Josh! You are doing great. Hey I went out on Monday evening, did one set up close to home, called 3 coyotes at once! but for some reason they were not interested, they never came close, so after I whatch them for a while and saw they were not going to came at all; I shot at one at 360 yards but I missed by one inch!......just a little high! took of running shot one more time and I bearly missed him again........man I know that coyote is missing some hair on its back! It was fun Josh but I have no coyote to show you this time, but I know I must hurry up to catch up with you and Casey Thanks man and take care. Ernesto C

Josh, after all and at the end...........you did not dissapointed us! You brougth what we were expecting and a little extra Congratulations to you and all the team and thanks for sharing your succes with us. You the man! Ernesto C

Hope it works.........

See? I told you! That's why you never answer my phone calls! Hey Josh when you get a chance to go home, check your emails, I just sent you a picture of a 260 + inch mule deer from Sonora Mexico. Ernesto C

AMEN!! Ernesto C

I was trying to go out today after work but my wife called me and told me she had some problems with her car; so I could not go but thank fully the car is running now You guys are leaving me behind but whatch out.......will not be for long. Ernesto C

Awesome! That's my favoryte unit too!! Ernesto C

Man Jack! I'm standing up and taking my hat off for you! You the man!! Ernesto C

Ah no wonder you never answer my phone calls!! Some day I'll have lots of money like you so I can hunt more and work less. Congrats on the coyote, Casey is going to be jealous! Ernesto C

My thoughts also, as I had the same intention. Now if Santa would just leave a Yamaha Grizzly under the tree, so Icould spend the 25 dollars. Doug, I take care of the 25 dollars...........lets hope Santa takes care of the Yamaha grizzly. Ernesto C

Just a safety advice or reminder: if you are using one gun and quickly decide to switch to the other, do not forget to put the safety back on if you already took it off. Ernesto C

What kind of truck you drive? Is that what I need to drive to kill a bobcat? Ernesto C

Woohooo! Nice job man! Let's get some more! Ernesto C

Man I whis they closed work for two days so we can go hunting!

Good Job and nice buck! congratulations!

Yea I agree! What a year for you!! Congrats.

OH MY GOD!! another newbie with questions!! Here comes GameHauler!! Hehhehehhehe sorry guys...... I couldn't resist.

Not bad at all.....4 out of 6.....very good! Congratulations. Ernesto C

I have seen several times coyotes chasing deer and I know for a fact that coyotes and bobcats have a big impact on fawns (sp?) year round but specially the months of March to July! I dont think they will be a "whole lot more healthy" but I know they will do little better with a predator or two less to worry about. For example: Do you know how many deer a mountain lion kill in one year? Ernesto C

Wow,wow,wow and more wow!! What a BIG BUCK!! A Big CONGRATULATIONS to you. You the man!! Mexico any one?? Ernesto C

Succesfull hunt to me is...........being able to go,have a good time and enjoy the oportunity while admiring Gods creations (wild life and landscape) being able to get there, hunt and return home safe. (you do not want to end up your hunt because an emergency at home or you do not want to have a broken leg while hunting). The killing is a bonus, a gift a blessing.......but just being able to do it is already a blessing. (I know some hunters that get frustraded if they dont kill) FAILURE is..........to see a buck you want several hundred yards away and not to go for it because you may think you will not find it again of because you are to lazy or tired. If you dont try......you already fail! Ernesto C

Man what a buck! Are you sure on the score? looks bigger than 115. Ernesto C

Way to go! that's how you it suppose to be done. Next to the road that way you wont to "backpack it" up and down several canyons Congrtulations. Ernesto C