WHALE

man you are a coues machine

Nice Buck great job 150's

Congrats on a true monster buck.

Nice buck, well done

nice bucks, good luck over there hope you stick a giant.

Happy B-day Mike, talked with you yesterday and had no idea

Nice buck, I love that unit

Nice pics

Nice job and sweet pics of the velvet bucks

Good job as usual

Last year we saw one specific buck about six times all within a three week period in the same area( about 1/2 mile radius) and he had like 8 doe with him

Great job Gino and crew.

Nice pics, come on January

The last 2 I have done in a bag with olive oil, onion and garlic salt. My whole family enjoyed it even my mom and she don't eat wild game. don't over cook it.

hard to beat the first few days of January for Mule deer

Congrats on the buck and cow.

Payson has had sleet and rain nothing white on the ground.

what he said

Man that is cool, good job.

Good job on a pair of nice bucks. Good luck on the rut hunt. I will be out on January 1st and am counting down the days.

good job helping her get a deer and congrats to your sister

good job

I'll be down there helping my dad and brother out. We went 2 for 2 down there last year looking forward to the hunt not the drive. Good luck to you and yours.

I have had those late rifle tags and it can be tough with the number of tags they put out. I run into a lot less people on the late archery tags, that is one of the reasons I like them.

Got another late archery bull today no big one yet maybe next year. Got to our glassing spot and spotted this bull about 2 miles out just below the rim and I decided I would give him a try. After about a mile of hiking up the side of the rim I got higher than the bull. Eased over where me and Justin thought he had bedded and picked him up in his bed about 225 yrds. out. After watching him lay his head down to sleep I started easing in. At about 150 yrds he gets up and starts feeding towards me to about 125yrds. He stopped and was eating on a pile of snow( which I have never seen)then disappeared behind a little finger ridge. I continue to the top of the finger. When I get to the top look over and he is 35 yrds below me bedded. I can't shoot due to limbs in the way so I ease down to 25 and with the bull looking away shoot through the limbs and my arrow smacks a limb and misses the bull. He stands up, I blow on the diafram and he looks around allowing me to get a second arrow off and hit him. Great day and my best stalk yet. Like to thank Justin, Tim and Mac for their help in spotting the bull and getting him off the mountain.