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Bass - I don't know about all bow belt "hooks" but mine is made out of a rubber material and the bow doesn't slip, I can be off center quite a bit before i have problems. I got mine from a buddy who got it at archery headquarters in chandler.

Count me as #2, hopefully this year

1tag-one 85 inch buck

Well I don't have time to make a educated argument, or comment, so it will be just opinion. As a boy I spent lots and I mean lots of time on the fence line of the reservation on top of the rim. (less than 5 miles from the house i grew up in) My family were some of the first to settle that area and my great great aunt was supposedly a medicine woman that even everyone left alone indian and white alike. (most think she was just plain crazy) I have no idea if merriams existed but my grandfather thinks there was some in the big canyons off just off of the rim. I love looking at big bulls, i don't care how they came about. As far as elk in the cedars, I prefer elk there, I've seen bigger bulls in the cedars than anywhere else, maybe once again I just love big bulls, as long as they don't expand to my COUES areas.

Hey Lark, I knew Lamell abit, sure was a good old guy. I didn't get to know him very much since he has been ill for quite some time. Most of the stories from Show Low mention either Lamell or his relatives. Sure leaves a great legacy, my grandfather I just found out worked with Lamell for years back in the late 60's, i'm sure he has some good stories. Well just wanted to add and pay my respects to the family and memory of a great man.

Here is my quick one Glassed from far away Silently crawling nearer Arrow flying true

I lived in Rock Springs for a while and wished I was in Pinedale every day. Good country up in those windrivers, Rock Springs was real windy. I remember looking out the window one morning and the Flying J Truck Stop sign read -53, to this day I don't know if it was correct who cares it was cold with lots of wind.

I like the idea, but i already wear contacts. I wear the day and night and leave them in almost a month at a time. They are the best i've worn so far.

Those are great pics. A few years ago we hunted unit 21 because we had friends that would let us stay in there home in Rangely, (did not have to draw). Saw some good bucks there but couldn't make it happen. Wonderful area, thanks for the pics, I can't wait to back up there. (after dental school is over i guess) Rangley is quite the town. I remember seeing more antelope bucks on the highway in the middle of town then people. (almost like lamont, wy)

I love all the pictures. Sure would love to see some Colorado "hawgs"

Chris-those are great pictures I like the 3rd one down, but I am a sucker for extra points and drops.

often times when we get heavy rain and snow, they keep em closed until turkey season, i was up last weekend and still closed around forest lakes

great pics, good length on that bull. thanks for sharing

Those are great, beautiful canyon

That is absurd, I HATE THIEFS, GOOD LUCK, sorry to hear about your loss.

congrats nice pics thanks for sharing. sure is nice to see all of the green awesome

I agree, I have a pig tag next weekend but I don't mind not using it if it means a wetter and better spring and summer. Let er rain

that is a great buck, thanks for sharing

hey lark I was reading about it abit, from all the info i saw he shot them in the head after wounding them, i don't see how justice was served after only 22 years after a "cold blooded" killing, but I don't know much about the incident I was only 4 years old. Maybe I need to read the books or watch the movies, what do you think do they do the story justice, or are they lopsided. I think that is hilarious about the bumper sticker. too funny.

That was great. Thanks Amanda for putting that together, very well done.

that is a tremendous buck, awesome, I LOVE BIG COUES BUCKS

It's cause coues taste so much better than mulies, even better than an alphalpha fed colorado mule deer spike. (my first mulie)

I think that is the beginning of my spring break, if it is I'll be there.

I shot a javelina with my bow and 220 yards that looked about like that one. That is one big pig

TREESTANDSMAN- I know that guy, he also shot it with a longbow pulling 87 pounds.