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I guessed this upcoming friday right off the bat but I just don't think G&F will have them done by then. I will say the 28th!

Man who is that handsome fellar with the nice green and tan shirt? Oh wait nevermind Lance it was no problem at all and it was good to get to meet up with everybody and talk with them!

Jeff welcome to the CWT!!! If you are wanting to find some coues sheds good luck!!! Those things are hard to find. I have lived in AZ my whole life and on close to 15 coues hunts and countless quail hunts in prime coues country I believe I have found 1 matched set, 17 singles and 1 skull. Also you have to buy a GRONG orange CWT Shed Recovery shirt if you want to find any

38.571 I don't think I am going to beat that!!!

My best so far is 28.977 and I am averaging around 26 or so. Fun game I just need to beat 30!!!!

The genisis is a great youth bow to get kids started on. Also look at the Whisper Creek youth model. I believe it has an adjustable draw from 16 to 26 inches and its draw weight is from 10-25 pounds so he shouldnt have any problem drawing it back. It comes in a complete package for around $200 also.

Steve you know I will be up there the whole weekend and I believe my dad will make it up also. Jim I expect to see you and Pops up there

Guys back off Jeremy he wants to enter it into the books and that is his decision. If any of you shot a buck of this magnitude I garuntee you would do the same. Beau I know you would in a heartbeat. So there were rumors going around about another score! The buck is going to be the new SCI Non-typ Archery World Record. We all should be congratulating Jeremy on a job well done instead of bashing him for making a comment about the score being the wrong score and that he should be the one to post it! So once again Jeremy BIG CONGRATS on the buck of a liftime!!!

I am in again this year. Don't think my dad will make it though. So mark me down for 1!

It will take a while for everything to go to court and get settled out. The rack was not at the ISE show either I am not sure what happend to that.

Jeremy congrats on a great buck again and it was good to see you again. Keep it up and maybe next year you will get another bomber buck!!!

Josh that thing is a monster!!! Is that 2 pickups that you have found that are over 130 now?! Keep it up man!

You tight wad.... if you had the money you would buy everything that everone posts for sale!!! You need to buy my pick-up!! Well I am in need of a new bow and neew truck!

You can make fun of my toes all you want but when you make fun of the Scout you have crossed the line!!!!

Your just jealous because I have some sweet looking toes Alos that is a smoking deal on that bow!!! If I had the money I would pick it up!!!

That is definately a unique buck! Also a great first coues!

Gino I'd buy it but I am unemployed and need the limited funds that I have!

Alright Lance sounds good! So everybody how many targets are we bringing? I will bring my 1 and will have to mark the rings on it for scoring.

Look at the Jim White Tripler. I know doug (Red Rabbit) and Jim (Coosefan) did a review on the site for it. Also I believe that Amanda sells them on the website.

Lets make it even better and say no expandables!!!

The way I look at whisker bisquits is that you have constant drag along the arrow and if the fletching does not go through the same spot it will not fly the same. I like the fall-aways alot more because the fletchings never touch the rest so it does not impare flight.

I believe you mean sell it Hump'n'coues

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/022...ase0228-ON.html New wild turkey subspecies introduced in Arizona Associated Press Feb. 28, 2008 01:14 PM LITTLEFIELD - Wildlife officials have released 55 wild turkeys in a remote part of northwestern Arizona in hopes the birds will grow into a huntable population within a few years. The nonprofit National Wildlife Turkey Federation on Thursday announced the Jan. 16 release of the turkeys in an isolated section of the Black Rock Mountains, about 15 miles south of the Utah border. The federation said the release of the Rio Grande turkeys adds a new subspecies of wild turkeys in Arizona. Two other species, the Merriams and the Goulds, are thriving. The Rio Grande turkeys were trapped near Beaver, Utah - an area similar to the Black Rock Mountains, according to Scott Lerich, a regional biologist with the federation. The turkeys were fitted with wing tags and eight hens were fitted with radio transmitters to monitor their progress. "They should adapt well to their new habitat," Brian Wakeling, a big game supervisor with the Arizona Game & Fish Department, said in a news release. "We feel good about our odds of seeing some nesting activity when we follow up with the birds this spring or summer." The department has future plans to release more Rio Grande turkeys in the area. Rio Grande wild turkeys are native to the central plains states and were named after the great river, according to the National Wildlife Turkey Federation. They are about 4 feet tall and can weigh as much as 20 pounds.

I shoot a trophy taker shakey hunter but my next bow will have the trophy taker pronghorn. I like the trophy hunters just because they are a simple design and are very consistent. When it comes to a dropaway you really cant go wrong with any of them that are on the market. Alot of people like the ripcord and ultrarest since you can lock them up before the shot (also because it has a bar across) so ou do not need to worry about the arrow coming off. With those 2 rest when you draw back and release they will then work like a normal dropaway.

You guys better watch out I have been practicing my 100 yard shot and I am finally getting comfortable shooting at long ranges again. Right now I am throwing down 4 to 5 inch groupings at 80 yards and plan on doing that at 100 by the time this camp out rolls around!!! I have 1 skull that I am going to have Amanda score at the ISE show for the guess the score and also will bring a single shed to see who can guess the closest. Anybody have any ideas for prizes? I am thinking some broadheads, t-shirts and gift cards.