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I put down irresponsible hunters for the same reasons Coues n Sheep posted above.

I will settle this. It was 109 yard pack out and we were about 8 miles from camp And Caseys favorite color isn't pink its hot pink!!!

Great pics you guys are doing great. Also I can see both bucks in the first pic

Jim you need to get out of that house! How would you edit photos on photoshop like what you did with the paint program? I have photoshop but I am still learning how to use it properly.

Now lets add up the total cost of our deer this last season. This is just up to my hunt not including the trips down in December and January! New optics...$4000 New rifle and scope...$1200 New pack and misc. equipment...$500 Gas...$800 (estimated probably more) Vehichle maintinence...$250 Food and beverage...$750 (estimate) Total...$7500 My dads deer and my deer...45lbs Comes out to $166.66 per pound Its been an expensive but very worth while year. All my money from Alaska is gone but I got myself my first buck

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Love the huge eyeguards on your buck. Congrats on the 100 incher and the dedication to get one after 20 years.

Great kill and pickup! Looks like the same genetics to me.

I wouldnt go quite that far maybe 950 or so

Just as long as your computer doesn't crash for a year

Deadeye that thing is awesome! Love the character on his left side and also love his typical right side!

Ok there are the double droppers. I was getting worried there. Now where is hte crossover buck?

No double droptines?

WOW that thing is a stud. Good luck to your friend keeping tabs on him and hopefully harvesting him.

That is just to funny

Jim you sure that thing is off a muley and not an elk CRB that is awesome man I love the palmation big time.

I can't believe your buddy didn't pick that skull up. That is a really unique. Well I did not find this but it was given to me by a friend. It was found in 35a near Parker Canyon Lake. This is a big deer and it should score around 105 with a 10 inch spread. It has a somewhat corkscrewed g3. The end of the mainbeam is what makes it unique but it is hard to take good pics of. The end of the main beam has a bulge on the end and it has a small droptine on the bulge.

The wood on that gun is amazing Doug! What do you estimate it will shoot out the muzzle?

I wouldn't call mine a diary its more of a log book or hunting journal

Sorry to hear about your loss. Your father sounds like a great man. Fought to the last minute, fought for his country and raised a great family. My prayers are to your family

I want to change mine. This is a picture from my summer in Alaska. This was the view from the outhouse. Yes the outhouse. I was able to see this site many many times. Mt. Foraker is on the left and Mt. McKineley in on the right

Yeah for instance in unit 9 for the general cow tag for october last year for 400 tags there was 1276 1st and 2nd choice applicants that applied.

I have 2 pictures. The first one is from September I believe. This is in 36b from one of my scouting trips and seeing how green it was was breathtaking. The second picture is of my dad with his deer. 28 years living in AZ and on his 10th coues hunt he was finally successful. I could not have been happier

I do not think you need to worry about getting a 4th choice cow hunt. All the tags will go to the 1st and 2nd choice applicants.

It depends what kind of flies did you tie