Pine Donkey

That is just a beautiful buck. It has size, symetry, nice color...beautiful.

Very nice!

Deer eater dead! Congratulations

Lmao.

Check the cw.com sponsors. Congratulations on your kill.

Way to set the bar high for the rest of his hunting expectations. Congratulations.

Maybe 90, if not, he'll be close.

Now THAT is funny!!!!!! :lol: Of course, growing-up in Kearny, I don't have much room to talk! When I was in highschool, we actually used to go to Globe/Miami for excitement!!! S. At least in Globe you can find some excitement. Here in Tombstone things are so small and quiet, the only thing we had for excitement was going downtown and watching hair cuts...then the barber moved.

Once he does all that he would fit in well in Bisbee...does he have a VW microbus?

That thing is ugly!

Wow, what a beautiful trophy. The story sent chills up my spine. Congratulations on making your dream come true.

Last night I sat down and read so many great stories about some increadible youth hunts. Youth hunting is without a doubt my favorite thread CW.com, and on of my favorite things to do. Over the years my best memories have been taking kids hunting. These trips have been the most successful hunts of my life, even those where the tags were not filled. It seems that this year the success rate has been very high and the amount of big bucks is incredible. In addition to the stories posted here I have received, via text message, some very impressive pictures including a 189 desert muley. Hopefully some of these other stories will be posted soon. Congratulations to all the youth hunters, keep the stories and pictures coming.

Welcome home and thank you for your service. This is a great site, you'll love it.

Ya, what Lark said!

That's a stud bull. Congratulations!

Well done, congratulations!

Hunter, thanks for posting your story and the pictures of your first buck. Congratulation on getting it done!

Great story, that'll teach grandpa to not pay attention! Congratulations!

Here's hoping your day is filled with the joy of friends, family, and good food.

The first shot was impressive, but that second shot...oh wow! I wonder if he made it with dirty underware after the buck busted out of the brush! Congratulations Ty, that is a great buck.

A guy went out bear hunting with his trusty 22-250. On the first morning he spotted a large bear, snuck into range, and put a well place shot right behind the shoulder. The bear stood up looked at him and said, "that really hurt!". The scared hunter asked, "are you going to eat me?" the bear said, No, but I am going to have my way with you sexually!" That night, as the hunter sat at home reflecting on the events of the day, he became very angry with the bear. The next day he headed out again, this time with his 30-06. He found the same bear and again placed a nice shot behind the shoulder. Again the bear stood up and said, "that really hurt". The hunter again asked the bear it it was going to eat him. The bear replied, "no, it will be the same routine as yesterday." That night the sore, tattered hunter sat at home and decided that he was not going to take this from the bear. The next morning he headed out again, this time with his 300 mag. He again found the bear, and again placed a shot right behind the shoulder. Again the bear stood up and complained that it really hurt. He walked over to the terrified hunter and said, "you're back again? I guess its not the hunting you like!"

An 85 year old guy goes into the doctor for a checkup. After the exam the doctor tells him he is in reasonably good shape for his age. The old guy is offended that the doctor did not compliment him on his physical condition, and shot back that he is in great shape, has a wonderful life, and even has a 20 year old wife who is pregnant. He then asked the doctor, "what do you think about that?" The doctor replied that he has another patient that is 95 and is an avid hunter. A couple weeks ago he went out elk hunting. As he walked slowly down a trail, a nice big cow stepped out. It was then that he realized he had forgotten his gun and only had his walking stick. He decided to enjoy the moment and raised his walking stick to his shoulded, pointed it at her and said "BANG". To his amazement the elk fell over dead. The doctor then asked, "what do you think about that?" The 85 year old man replied "logic tells me that somebody else put that shot in her". "My point exactly" replyed the doctor!

Those boys learned a lot about the value of sticking with it and suceeding in the end. Congratulations on a good hunt!

These type of stories are the best. congratulations to all!

About 15 years ago we had a large elk camp in unit one. A person we knew from our town had also drawn the same tag but did not know the area, so we invited him along. His wife brought her two yappy snousers along. It did not take too long for all of us to get tierd of the constant harrassment from these dogs. One day we were shooting our bows, and as we tried to pull our arrows, the dogs were nipping at us. She would call them back, and it would happen again. Finally I had enough! I pulled one of the orange dots off the target and stuck it on the side of one of the dogs. The lady was quite offended, but she made sure to keep the dogs in her trailer. I enjoy dogs all the time, even in camp, but they must be "good" dogs with good owners. If the owner allows the dogs to do as they wish without consideration of others it becomes very annoying to everybody. We bring are dogs along whenever we camp, but we make sure they do not bother others, and that everybody knows, long before we leave, that we will have our dogs with us.