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Beautiful as always. Thanks Doug.

Very nice. I can't wait to get up North.

Amanda, Thanks for sharing the pictures from such a neat trip. Arizona is so diverse and beautiful. Thanks for taking us along.

Very nice!

Those are great, you have a real talent.

Oh that's funny!!!

Years ago, when I was a young boy, I was out hunting with my grandfather when we came across a locked gate on public land. He was upset, and cussed the rancher by name. I suggested that we shoot off the lock and go in, but he was not interested in pushing the issue. He just got out of his old scout, took the toothpick from his mouth, and jammed it into the keyhole. As we drove off, he explained that the locked gate made him mad, but it makes him feel a bit better to picture the rancher ( he called him by first name) cutting off his own lock. Maybe his helped me develop a love of irony.

wow! Those are great pictures, what a cool find. Keep your location quiet, but please continue to share your pics.

Proff positive that you don't win by reputation. The Devels wanted it more.

Another great story of youth success. Thanks for posting such a nice story and beautiful pictures. Congratulations to all!

Excellent

That's a classic. Uncle Ted for President!

Geneva recently started shooting archery and decided to use her bow on her rifle javalina hunt. Due to baseball and softball practices, her and Garrett could not get out until this morning. It didn't take her long, by noon they were back home with a very nice pig.

Another great story of father and son out hunting. I love seeing the kids have success. Nice pictures, Great story. Thanks for posting.

Lmao

Great job Tom. I love to see the kids out there. Thanks for the nice write up and pictures.

Beautiful! I love this time of year. That's for posting, tell Paul thanks for sharing.

This was a great camp. Amanda did a wonderful job organizing it and making sure all the hunters were taken care of. Woody is a great cook, those ribs were excellent, as was all the food. We really enjoyed meeting so many members that we only knew through the Internet. Special thanks to TJ who worked so hard to try and put Laurie on a pig. This weekend showed us many things, but the clearest thing is that this is greatest site on the web because it is made up of wonderful people. Thanks again Amanda for providing this site and giving everybody a medium for sharing our passion.

Not sure what is better, the shot or the video. Thanks for sharing.

That's pretty cool. Thanks for sharing the great video.

That's a great deer. I love her smile in the picture! Congratulations.

I just had to chase about 10 of them off the front porch. They were digging in my wife's flower pots and driving the dogs crazy.

In 1879 my great, great grand father on my mothers side came to Arizona, and Cochise County as a Taylor for the army. In 1880 my great great grandparents on my fathers side came to Tombstone because the mines in Leadville Colorado were playing out. This makes me 5th generation Arizonan and Cochise county on both sides of the family. I married a third generation Arizona girl so and we have three 6th generation Arizona kids. No grand kids yet, but hopefully it won't be too long.

I jut love all these stories about youth having a great and successful hunts. What a nice buck. Congratulations Jackson!

Lark, you are so right, we are amis ...happy Valentines Day Amanda.