DesertBull

They shot stray horses and waited for the bears to come. http://www.azgfd.gov/artman/publish/article_677.shtml

first she drop her backend little it was cool and then whenn he got close she kicked him and took off Sounds like they are married.

Yes, it made one great tamale. Very tender.

WOW, that's too bad. That is a great buck. If that thing showed up under my stand, I'd probably just fall out of it and land on my head. HAHAHA!!!

From my AZ antelope hunt

That is a great buck. If his right side matched his left, you'd have a Booner for sure. I would be thrilled with that buck.

Nice buck!

Many businesses WANT them to have fake papers so that they can throw up their hands and say "It's not our fault", but they knew good and well they were not legal when they hired them. If they are caught with fake papers, they should be prosecuted for that crime as well.

Awesome!

Do you have any naked pics of your girlfriend? If not, do you want some?

Franks and Beans Franks and Beans

Thanks for the kind words everyone. Just to make it sweeter, my friend Bo killed a 2 point out of the very same tree this morning.

WOW! That is a GREAT buck.

Sweet deer. Christian looks like he got mule kicked in his right eye.

Thanks! Do you have a contact? WWW.ASU.BEETLERESEARCH.COM Where did you get that address? It's gay midget porn. You must have had it bookmarked.

Thanks! Do you have a contact?

That's at least 1/2 the cost and MUCH, MUCH less hassle than going to Mexico.

Day one - 28 degrees when I park the truck and unload the quad. Ride 2 miles up the mountain and the whole way I feel something isn't right with the quad. It doesn't seem to have much power. Stop and get off at the trail to my stand and hear a hissing noise. Back tire is FLAT. No time to worry about that now, I have a hand pump and some tire plugs, I'll fix it later. Get in the blind and settled in. Snap my release onto the loop and my friggen trigger on my Scott Silverhorn is GONE. ARRGH! What else is going to go wrong. I find a small stick and whittle it to the right size and rig the release to work pretty good. It's friggen COLD in the blind but there are fresh tracks all over the place. Sit for 5 hours and only saw two does. Decide to step outside and check my trail cam. 236pics in the last ten days! I decide it's not that cold and go back in the blind. Nuthin for the next two hours. I go back down to the quad to fix the tire. Yeah right. The flat tire is now frozen to the ground and when I try to move the quad the tire rips a gash about a 1" long. No way a tire plug is going to work now. The tire is toast anyway, so I nurse the bike back down the mountain to another spot I have a tree stand. Sit for two more hours and see one doe. Day two - 30 degrees but breezy. Go to the tree stand because I wasn't able to get my tire fixed. Sit for about 1/2 hour and 3 does come in. They leave another one comes in. It's only a matter of time until a rutty buck follows one of these does down the trail. Another 2 hours and leave to go get my tire fixed in Payson. Two hours later I'm back in the tree stand. 1 hour later, a doe comes in and mills around in the acorns for awhile. She keeps looking down the hill from which she came, but it's too brushy for me to see. About 5 minutes later, I see movement in the brush and out steps a decent 3 point. He goes right up the doe and just stares at her. The whole time this doe is around the stand, I'm thinking, "if this deer had horns, I'd put the pin right there on that tuft of hair and squeeze the trigger. Now, with a buck in the picture, I'm struggling with my composure. As soon as the doe turns I start to draw. I level my site bubble, place the 20 yard pin directly in the middle of his lungs and PUNCH the trigger , err I mean stick. Not only that, but I KNEW he was only 15 yards away, not 20. The Slick Trick parts the hair on his back. I'm not sure if I missed because he gave the classic mule kick before leaving. I'm thinking I might have hit him high. I'm hoping it's a complete miss because he ran straight to the bottom of the canyon and it sucks! After about 5 minutes, shaking like a leaf, I get down and find my arrow. Clean miss. Back in the stand for 5 minutes when I see another deer coming down the trail. This one stops short and stays in the brush. I'm thinking this is the doe that I just scared off when shooting at the buck. Wrong. He sticks his neck out and I see horn. I'm back to shaking now, but not as bad. There is NO WAY, I am screwing this up again. He comes out and turns and this time the pin is on his brisket. I think I still punch it, but not as bad and I follow through and see the arrow disappear in the sweet spot. The Slick Trick left an awesome blood trail.

Not a big one, but my 1st with a bow.

That's really cool. Did he make the stock himself or buy it? Does anyone make triggers, barrels, custom scope mounts, etc for the H&R's?