bigbuckfever

That's what the December hunt is about, congrats.

What a beautiful buck. Congrats and thanks for the write up. This is why I'm on this site.

My heart goes out to you and his family.

That's a beautiful old buck. I'd have shot him too!

Congrats, love those tall ones.

Nice buck and thanks for sharing the story.

congrats on two really nice bucks.

Hey Jason, my new best friend, when we goin to check your cameras next??? HaHa. But seriously, thanks for sharing some really nice bucks.

Nice Coues, congrats!

That's pretty awesome. Doubling up is something they wont forget. Congrats to all.

Nice buck!

Hope you find the "one". Best of luck to you and ENJOY the hunt.

I'd have a tough time passing on that mulie, he has a unique rack I'd be happy with. Best of luck on that pocket full of tags.

Congrats to both of you! That's quality family time.

Anybody have good luck grunting in a Coues buck in January in Az? I'm planning on setting up my target/decoy with some tiny antlers on it on a saddle between two secluded bowls that I know hold some nice bucks and see if I can grunt in a biggun out of those canyons. I'm hoping the resident bad butt buck will hear/see him and come to kick his butt and I can stick an arrow in him.

Welcome to Coues World. Great first buck and thanks for sharing the story. We all learn something on just about every hunt. Congrats!

Really nice buck, congrats!

Really nice, congrats!

Wow! What a great buck. Congrats to both of you.

Looks like you were able to hold that camera a lot steadier than I would have been able to staring at that bull. Thanks for sharing!

Awesome buck!! Don't know if ill ever see one that nice so thanks for sharing.

Dang! Sending my best wishes to ya for a quick recovery. Pulling for you

One of the best wild game meals I ever had was mt. lion. Buddy threw a hunk in a dutch oven with onions and potatoes. Makes my mouth water thinking about it.

Holy facials Batman, what a story!! Keep it coming.

We used to hunt a water hole back behind Sunflower area. Mile marker 222 had a dirt road that took you back to the base of the Matazals (sic) The two track road got so bad we swore it off just before they closed it. Pucker factor got too high for me.