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Great buckand a great start for a kid there. Hope he is hooked for life.

I do not think they make an adapter. You may want to contact swarovski to see if there digiscope adapter for there spotter works on the 15's. I dont think it will but it is worth a shot.

I understand cmpletely. Congrats to the hunter again for a trophy of a lifetime.

That is a hawg man. You know what unit your buddy got him in?

Amazing story and amazing buck. Awesome job 4pt.

My best day was seeing 12 bears in 1 day and getting charged 2 times. Also caught about 25 king salmon which tired me out good. Here is one of the little guys who decided to charge me right after I took this pic.

All of those bucks are trophies man. Unbelieveable I am still in AWE!!!

I would sleep in that stand. Those are some hawgs there man hopefully this next weekend for you

You never seize to amaze me with your glassing capabilities. Absolutely amazing Scott.

Man Jazzmine doesn't work at the ABC anymore. I thought you were younger than that

Well I went and spent a good chunk of change I made this summer on a new setup. I went out and got the Swarovski20-60x80 HD spotting scope with the digiscope attatchment. Also had to buy a new camera and bought a Olympus sp 350. It is an 8 megapixel with 3x optical zoom and 5x digital. So I am hoping that I will be able to get some good pics from the rest of my scouting trips. Here is the setup. The best part about this digiscope setup that this one will flip up so it is easy to find game and flip it back down. Then here is the camera I have setup behing it all. Hope you all enjoy.

I had to come back to the heat from Alaska and you get to go up and be in the nice cool damp weather. How is that fair? Anyways best of luck on your hunt. Looking forward to some great pics of monster moose and caribou on the ground.

Best of luck to you Dotshot I am looking forward to your story and pictures when you return.

I am sure that it will happen this year and that we will hear about it and I am sure that if it happend to you you would be angry about it. Its just life and Stanley put it the best way that anybody could.

I would say around the 85 range but for a bow or any type of weapon that is a great trophy. Good luck to you this weekend.

I just went to your family guide website and let me be the first to say that you guys have some tremendous photos in there. Coues and elk galour and some extremely nice bears some nice mulies and some lions and you even threw in some monster javelina. Great site man I absolutely love it.

Elkman if you email me the pics at cdude2006@cox.net I will gladly put those up. That is something that every coues hunter dreams of there.

Man you got some nice mulies on that cam. Best of luck to you during the season.

Good luck to all you bowhunters make sure to leave a good one for me out there.

yessir you are correct

Hey guys to see ya over here I am the same younghunter as azsj. The guys on this forum will help you out greatly.

I hate those things with a passion I would have jumped back and screamed also I am sure. Either that or shoot it with my .460 or .280 either way would work.

Well I went down to 36b this weekend for my first scouting trip. I did ok but not great. I was able to locat around 25 deer and 4 were bucks. None of the bucks were larger than forks though. Here are some pics for you to enjoy. The first 2 pics is the view from my glassing position. This is the picture of the biggest buck, but it is still hard to pic out the antlers. This is a picture of 2 does feeding on a hill behind where I was glassing. This is a picture of a skylined doe and I thought it was a neat picture. This is a pic of a doe that was 780 yards away (based on the rangefiner) This last pic is of a creature that I dislike strongly and saw to many of this weekend. Hope everybody enjoys.

Here are the robinhood pics. Sorry but I could not get them any larger.

If you email me the pic at cdude2006@cox.net I will gladly get it posted for you. I dont archery hunt but I know that is a great accomplishment. Congratulations.