WHT_MTNMAN

That is a nice find...

Good luck on move... eating pie and hunting sounds good to me.

Bowhunting Jacks seem to be my past-time.... This mathews shot this jack at 35 yards with G5 montec.

Crazy and cool pics and stories.... One of these days I'll get back behind some good dogs, my first dog was a black and tan that treed a many of the neighbors cats.....

These are my favorites because I got them during dental school.

Well I shot this buck Nov of 2005. Here he is completed. Pretty happy ears look a little too pink for me, but I'm not a taxidermist.

My dad tells of a story that him and his buddy were in the woods and they ran upon a small bull elk that was blind and kept running into things, it ran into a fence around a tank and so they jumped on it and held it down for a few minutes and then let it go. Then there is the stories of the fastest horse in the white mountains that cowboy Bigler rode, they chased down and roped an antelope.

I've seen a couple. One was between Heber and Show Low around my parents place. I went to get a camera and of course it wasn't there anymore. It was a femal wearing a radio collar, I called G & F , they said that she had wondered from the blue pack in 27. I think I would have more trouble identifying her from a husky or other domestic dog, than a coyote.

Welcome to the forum Jay and good luck this weekend.

Thanks...I sure didn't like the doubler and would love to hear feedback about the tripler. If you get a chance I'd like to see some pics on how it couples over the eypiece etc...

Keep em coming. I've enjoyed following through you adventure. Must have been quite the experience.

Very good story, video and pics. I hardly can wait until this fall. Nice job indeed

Thanks for the replies... The buck on the left was my first ever hunting the great Coues so even though he is small I had to get him mounted. Eagle Eye- I don't have my score sheet out but I think he was 13 4/8ths wide give or take some. Crotalus- No I didn't do the taxidermy myself Chris Williams from Trappers Den in Lakeside did. Jason I sure hope to add a few others to it soon.

Sweet bucks everyone.. Nice job on some beautiful Coues deer.

Very nice place... good job putting that together. Job well done.

I learned that Mexico has some big bucks. and the 36 units have more illegals than I care for. I also learned that sometimes a lion will let you shoot TWICE at them and you should go home if you miss both times. I learned that I get the fever more with lions than with a Coues buck. Thats my excuse and I'm sticking to it.

Nice job- I've seen that ugly mug somewhere....seems like everytime I saw you last year was at a funeral. Glad to see you back something you love. I'd love to see some finished pics. Keep us in mind with your writing also.. I have always enjoyed your work. Houston

Congrats and some nice Coues bucks there

Jade- that is a great buck, good luck on the piggies.

Nice job... I had a rug done and I think I should have done full body.. Looks very nice

Bret- That was pretty low down if you ask me, Lark called your toyota "beat up".

Congrats on the nice pig... looks like a stinky pig to me.

That would be too bad.... I usually shoot alot there from Feb. to August. Do you have # or email to Dave Twigg.

I've only hunted a few of the good areas, and what draws me to each unit for bowhunting is dependent upon the vegetation and "stalkability" of an area. Last year the southern units had lots and lots of tall grass and during the dry times I didn't hunt it at all because of stalking. I spent more of my time north in areas that had better "stalkability". As you can see it really paid off with the big buck I didn't shoot this year.

Nice job Jason- that buck has it all. It is even better in person, I got the chance to fondle that buck in person. HOLY SMOKES I think I want one. Congrats to RH