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Thanks for stepping up and clarifying your frustration.

Jealous! Tons of sweet meat!

That blood spot is right on the money! Pepperoni sticks? Never considered that since they BBQ so well. Might need to try that.

Found two more off the same ridge. I assume the polished looking one on the right is more recently shed than the whiter one on the left.

Yes, Tom and I talked and he earned my respect for what he is doing to remedy the negative situation.

Wolf? Woops! Nice canine down! Love the old squeeker!

Interesting. I have called all my lion in while hunting for bear too!

Bring it to me, and I will BBQ it for our families! I butcher mine like any other big game mammal. Remove the backstraps and tenderloins, then the four leg quarters. Javelina ribs are fun to BBQ on the grill, but keep the heat low or you will dry them out. I like to BBQ the quarters in a crock pot with a sweet onion for about 10 hours on low and the meat just falls off the bones! Pull the bones out and cook a few hours more and it is as tasty as twice pulled pork! Just slap it between some buns on sweet Hawaiian roles.

TaxidermyAZ has updated their website today and now has a new email for contact. Hopefully, things will all work out for people who left capes and hides with Jeff.

Great job finishing the deal! I have missed lots of shots, because I am a poor judge of estimating distances and forget about the rangefinder hanging around my neck in the heat of the moment! Did you use a rangefinder on your shots?

Aim an inch lower and you can have your cake and eat bunny too!

That buck is wickedly unique! What a dream! Hope you post a nice detailed story!

During my college days, I attended both Universities. However, I was so busy studying that I didn't follow sports very well at either location. Nonetheless, I did tutor Brian Williams in 89 or 90 at the U of A and reveled in the glory of our awesome basketball team that consisted of Sean Rooks, Sean Elliot, Brian Williams, Matt Otthick, and another Matt. Other names escape me, but I recall how our entire campus was wired with the energy of a winning team. We had a great team back then, and this current U of A squad is more than capable of bringing back those glory days.

Every javelina is a good one on the table! Nice job!

That was an awesome video, especially with all of your wildlife footage! It looks like you spent days glassing. How much time did you spend behind glass on that hunt? Super sweet buck!

AZDOGMAN1, very nice of you to offer your hounds for a chase.

Love the pack out with the strap over your shoulder. That is my method of choice too! Congratulations!

Looks like you nailed that javelina in the flats. Pretty tough to get them in there! Great job!

Bobcats in your backyard? Wish you were my neighbor!

Wow! Great job calling to pull in a bobcat! That would be tough to pass on!

I am still recovering after two weeks of mourning. The success of others, however, has been quite therapeutic during this period. No one likes to lose an animal, and if it ever does happen, you hope to never experience that again! Keep posting your harvests!

Found this on the opening day of archery javelina. I rarely find sheds, as i typically do not search for them, so it was a neat little find. I have no concept of size. Is this from something like a 20 inch buck?

Looks like you are straining from the weight of that boar. Nice job!

Wow!. I saw that picture and thought that it was no big deal. The picture was cropped at the base of my screen about half-way down on the pig. I then panned down to see the whole picture and nearly choked on a bite of sausage pizza when I saw the "C-section" you performed on that javelina with your broadhead! Gruesome indeed! Way to fill your tag! And thanks for the "explicit" photo warning.

The shed was so small, you simply couldn't see it Lance. I magnified it up a bit!