WHT_MTNMAN

When back pack hunting I use the rear rifle rest on my Outdoorsman's tripod set up. It works great. When weight isn't as much as an issue I've been happy with a large tripod and the TriClawps. I've shot well with each. I have a poor time finding a place to shoot prone in Coues country. My buddy Scott with my rifle and outdoorsman set up a few years ago.

If you hunt 3c I'll share my cams and knowledge of the unit. I've helped kill a lot of solid bulls.

The sign actually said road closed, but I saw 4 or 5 vehicles cross.

It was last Sat with 4 wheel drive...

Hi tech specialties is one of my favorite...very lightweight and comfortable for me..I have one on my 300 ultra and one on my 280ai Great little rifle...very cool..

Nicely done...I too have not had the desire to hunt them after killing a few but I need to get my two boys out there after them. They need the experience.

Super buck!! That is the way to smile!!!

Nice job on some very unique bucks. Way cool.

Awesome mount...just got the call that my son's black buck is done..I'm excited for him to get it back. Clay does great work and is consistent.(quality and time-frame) To me that is almost as important.

+1 on shooting an elite before you decide.

Pretty dang cool.

That is too bad, we have had nothing but relative ease crossing the border and getting to our Ranches. I love good looking mules and great Coues bucks. Way to go.

Great looking buck...I love those gnarly bases...!

Great pictures! And a fantastic buck. Nothing beats Coues in Mexico! It truly is a magical time of year

Scotty glad to have you back. Its a little different place but still plenty of good people here..

Dude that is awesome!!! Pretty special, nice shooting...

Hammer buck...good call

Thx We hunted 2 different ranches. Ranch owner and his brother. I can't remember exact size but I believe between the two it was 40k acres.

1/4-1/2" in Pinedale

Great looking buck...

Sweet!!!

Good looking set and great cat.

Happy birthday ol man.

Blake-nice job on a great buck!

I was born and raised in the Show Low area and had a father that loved to hunt, trap, call etc... he was a diehard outdoorsmans. He was and is a Mule Deer fanatic. He read in an old "hunters Encyclopedia" that the correct pronunciation was Cows. From the time I was born that is the way I was taught. I have "evolved" over the last 20 years to say Coos because most everyone thinks you are a snobbish non-hunter know it all, if you say Cows. Since I have an affinity for these whitetail I have spent a fair amount of time trying to research the correct pronunciation and I believe it actually rhymes with House. Either way I normally still say Coos or usually just whitetail. I love these deer.