Tucson John

I assume the fees for Coues are the same as Turkey. Is that right Amanda? I didn't see anything on there web site about Coues hunting. TJ

Amen Brothers, and Sisters. Have a Great Thanksgiving and remember to include our Service Men and Women in your prayers. TJ

Those are some FAT Mearns! Is that Thanksgiving dinner? It looks like Hog Canyon, is it? Nice job Scottyboy! TJ

Godspeed Young Hunter! You Rock! TJ

It would not surprise me. My wife works at Camelback and 40th street in Phoenix. A couple of months ago she called me all excited because she had just seen a adult Mountain Lion out the window of her office. She definately knows what a Lion looks like. I told her to call G&F and she did. They told her she probably saw a Bobcat and an officer would call back. Well they never called back so I guess they did not believe it. So Lions can be where ever they want. TJ

Nice Buck DS! With a smoke pole too, very impressive. Cool trailer you built also. TJ

Devin, It looks like a concrete curb behind the lion, what is it?

Awesome story, awesome Buck, and especially awesome family! I sure miss the times when my girls were little. Cherish every moment. TJ

Awesome mount. I think Casey has shot to many Spikes to make an educated decision!

Great story RB! Thanks, and congratulations! There's nothing in the world better than hunting with friends and/or family. Nice looking country you guys are in.

Good job not giving up Casey. I hope all is well with your hunting partners. TJ

Great job Scottyboy and crew! Two fine Bucks! I almost drove down there just to have dinner with you guys and get the real scoop on the illegals problem. Glad I didn't becaue you were packing deer out. I'll catch up with you sometime though. TJ

Cut and run.

That is SO AWESOME! Congratulations to the entire hunting party and especially Audra! Great job. Thanks for the story and pics.

Good job guys! I looks like you got your twin Deer brothers. TJ

What a Toad! I hope that's not the Buck I've been watching in 33.

Whoa Roady! As Az4life would say, back up the Chuck Wagon! IF............Amanda says "COWS", then that is the gospel! Enerneto, please lead us in prayer.

Casey, If I had a nickle for every time I screwed up, I'd be rich. Whatever it was, don't be to hard on yourself. Your true friends might be mad, but they will help you grow from it. Keep you head up partner. TJ

Ernesto, It was not me, but with the 120 Buck, I wish it was! My best Coues was last years 93. Thanks for asking. TJ

Well spoken Ernesto. I think we all understand that the problem is more about economics and politics than anything. Its not Race for me. I love the Hispanic people and there culture. Being from Tucson originally and seeing the changes to southern Arizona is hard to take, but it won't change how I feel about my friends! I think the only way to really change anything is to change the Mexican government and make it attrative to the residents to live and work in Mexico. This is a radical idea, but I think we would be better off in the long run to merge countries into one. I don't know how that could ever happen but I think it could be mutually beneficial. Something to think about. TJ

Oh yeah, Thank you Ernesto for reminding us, and Happy Birthday to your wife also! And Thank you or your spiritual inspiration! TJ

Happy belated Birthday Amanda! Thank you for all you do. I missed seeing you down at the clean up, but now I know you were out of town. I hope yopu had fun in New England. TJ

Well I was was there. I didn't see to many Coueswhitetail .com folks, or maybe I did and just not realize it. Who was there? TJ

I've had the same reaction from people when I say "cows", and even though I know that is the correct pronunciation, I now say Coos, or Gray Ghosts!

I was down to help out with the Az Hunters Who Care clean up this weekend. Friday night I slept in the back of my truck at the intersection of 286 and the Arivca road, with everyone else who showed up. I pulled my truck to the back, (west) end of that area and noticed the 55 gallon water drums put there by some humanitarian group for the illegals. I didn't think to much of it thinking the illegals would probably not be nearby with so many people camped. Well I was wrong. There were at least 3 groups of 4 to 10 that walked within 20 yards of my truck during the night. And those are just the ones that woke me up. I guess needless to say I didn't sleep very well. The next day while we were cleaning, an old beat up truck passed us with 3 guys in the front and three in the back, all hispanic. They were in no hurry but it looked to me like the driver was showing some new Coyote recruits the area. Its bad down there guys, and its getting worse. I was even somewhat paranoid riding my quad around by myself. Its really a shame that we have to be nervous in an area that belongs to us and has always been safe. TJ