DCS

Great pics,and story.

Nice buck,but I am definately impressed with 36 coyotes.I have been calling them for over 45 years,and I have 1 with a bow,seems to be alot of air around mine.Very nice.

Merry Xmas Tony,hope you are in good health.Have a great New Year.Cliff

Nothing like hunting with your kids,thanks for posting.

Sent,thanks edge.

I've got some pics but haven't had any luck posting

Got back last thursday night from Missouri,shot a nice 13 point with a AR.I'll be grinding meat tomorrow.

Creed,always enjoy your reads,makes me feel like I am there.Really nice bucks,and with muzzeloaders no less.Congratulations

Buy the hornady 100gr for the 243,and never look back.My cousin has used it in New Mexico to kill over 30 elk,bulls cows,and swears by it.We have used it in our family to kill bulls from 365 down,cows for the kids on youth hunts,and my wifes hunts.They are not afraid of it,and will shoot it well.

Awesome bear

Sierra Match King Thank you,DCS

Nice looking rig.

Pardon my ignorance,but what is a SMK?

T1,T2,T3 are closed and has been for the last few years.The fort is a prime tag,and is easier to draw if you qualify.

They will be fine,I have had a set on for 7 years,and no issues.

Creed,when i'm guiding in NM I wear Muck boots in the mornings,and regular boots in the afternoons.I tuck my pants in the muck boots,and I'm the only one that doesn't end up with wet boots,and pants wet up to your knees from the tall grass.This is on the hunts in Sept.Oct.Hope this helps.

I like it,good job!!

Grey fox likes to get way too friendly!!!!!

I'll take the bipod

Those monster 5's are neater than big 6's in my opinion.Look at his 3rd's!!!!!!

It's amazing how many people know all about this hunt,but haven't actually been there.I was up there with a friend of mine on the last hunt.I sat with him the first day in a blind 15 hrs.It ends up being a endurance test like you can't believe.The second day we took a break,and looked at some other country,plus the buffalo that were in the park 1/2 mile from the fence.The 3rd day he sat another 15 hrs.The 4th day he started setting in the blind that he was in on the 3rd day,and the buffalo came to another blind,and the hunter shot a nice bull,stayed in the blind,and Russ called my buddy,got him over there,and with the help of Russes wife,and son,he killed a nice bull.Both of these hunters were non paying,as far as I know.I was setting in Russes truck,when my buddy shot his bull,and Russ was as excited,as if he had shot it.I personally asked Russ why he did what he does to help the non paying,and paying hunters.He told me that he just likes to help harvest the buffalo.This guy,along with his family helped all of us get the buffalo loaded in the trucks whole,and hauled back to camp.Another buffalo was killed that morning because of Russ,and his family.I don't know if it is true,but I heard 11 out of 12 killed their buffalo on this hunt.It's not a hunt that I would want to do until the park service let's the hunters access the park.The only reason that I am writing this is because Russ,Brian,and their family worked their tails off,for the hunters to be successful.They would stay up late to make sure the hunters were in at night,charge the batteries on the radios,and be up at 4 to do it all again.I was give out after 4 days,I can't imagine how Russ feels after months of this.From what I have seen,Russ and company are stand up people trying to do the best that they can whether they get paid or not.

Your awesome TJ,always trying to help out.

Unreal,it's neat that they used a Mcmillan rifle.It makes Kelly proud.

Great story,thanks for taking the time to post it,and the pics.

Took the time to submit it to the park service,it may not help,but who knows?