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i believe that if you hit something hard enough you will destroy any arrow. there`s nothing wrong with any arrow if you hit what your aiming at. myself i shoot carbon and i like them over alum.

glad that i did not put in for unit 21 this year.it looks like thats all coues country burning. thats bad.pray for rain real soon.

very nice bull,that left antler has some cool character 375 gross.but whos counting

good huntin buds are very hard to find!so apprecate the ones you can count on.ive got one guy that i always can count on. to hunt and scout with me.the hunt starts way before the season opens, scouting and shooting and having the proper equipment.i hate nothing more than spending a lot of time scouting and have no one else spend the time and money to insure a good hunt. but when opening day comes they are your best friend.we camp pretty good. i have a 5th wheel travel trailer that i stay in. I always try to have a little relax time somewhere in the hunt. i usauly drink myself silly one night "party night" . but i still hunt as hard as possible and take the hunt serously.i always try and spend at least 5 days on a hunt or more. and that does not matter if i am the tag holder.i enjoy being there just as much.i will hunt with anybody that i can and help them as much as i can.i just try to have a good experence and the hunt is the most important thing.

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how many of you did not get a deer tag last year?count myself as #1 i am praying for this year

I agree kgaines you should spend more time glassing than walking.but that depends on where your glassing area is from a road.the farther the better.but stay there for a long time and let your legs rest.

if you shoot carbon arrows there is a layed vital area on one of the 3 D targets.can not think of which one but you have an easy time pulling arrows out of it.just somethig to consider.

it depends on how much beer i drank the night before. just kidding as far as the terrain will allow my legs to go and the deer activity.

not coues related but just thought id ask. last year and the year before i noticed that it seems like their was more bulls than cows in the units that i visited, did anyone else notice that.or was that just me.

yea thats what i saw last couple of years in 5a.i even had a bull tag last year.it would have been hard to shot a cow.easy for a bull.i was going to post the pics but dont know how.we got two bulls last year that i would show off it was not so hard to post them.

mine were cashed a long time ago,my overdraft acct is maxed out

i think you wrap the beasts in bacon and cook them slowly over the BB-Q grill served with a baked potato and beans mybe a salad.but that would be illegal. try something that flashes when the wind blows like tin foil on a stick or something

thanks for all the replies.hopefully this year we will all add some more to the count and have some good times to talk about.

the only lion i have seen in the wild was in 6a at 20 yards .good luck to the sheep

very nice bull.lets hear the play by play story.welcome

well i have to buy mine still! but thinkin a weatherby in 270 weatherby mag.a luepold 3.5-14 scope on top.sold the ultra mag but thats an option as well.going to wait till mid july if you know what i mean

great topic.ive have been told that coues home range were from 3500 ft in elevation and above.but have seen coues around roosevelt lake a-cross rd.but that is only about 2500ft.now my question. why are there not more coues high on the rim?i know there is some but not that many,is the elk the reason?

i just cant see things in CHD perspective. I cant shove my head that far up my a$$

well then you would not be coueshunter anymore .it would be kaibab mule deer hunter and that dont sound as good good luck though a 200 inch mule deer deer is the ultimate, mybe

Are any of you guys and gals trying for a different unit this year for coues.or do you have a place that you put in for year after year kinda like your home unit. myself I am going to try something different.

i think that if i were to recomened a guide for az coues. the two names at the top of the list would scott adams and josh epp.and not necceryly in that order. i could then her the storys and see the pics.if i draw a dec tag and those two have nothing to do"which i doubt"it would be steaks and all the trimings and all the beer they could drink after the 95 inch buck hits the ground.

thats who is doing my elk.then that took over a year?mark does really good work

nice bull who did the taxidermy work.i am waiting for my bull from last year from 5a, i cant wait to see it

thats great news, i wonder what are fearless g&f are going to do for next year.i want to email george boy and tell the good news.shove that up your butt uso