GreatWhiteBuffalo

Great Buck Score will depend on where the mass measurements are taken. Taking the measurements as marked on the attached, I get 119 1/8

That eliminates the Spaniards AZ territorial period would most likely be a military fort, Huacahuca?

Fr Kino

SJNF

seems like your initial call for being a marten could be correct; from DOW web site. The marten (often called the pine marten or American marten) is a weasel that lives in trees. Males are about two feet long, with an eight inch tail, and they weigh about 1 1/2 pounds. Females are 10 to 20 percent smaller than the males and weigh only half as much as males. Martens are brown, right to the tip of the tail, and a pale yellowish brown beneath. Martens are mostly nocturnal, but when they are hungry they are active day or night. As other weasels, martens are active year round. In the coldest weather they may den in a tree hole or chickadee nest Of the eight members of the weasel family known in Colorado, only two actually are called weasels: the long-tailed weasel and the ermine, or short-tailed weasel. Both of these species have black-tipped tails, but they are readily distinguished from each other by size. The long-tailed weasel is 14 – 18 inches long, weighs about five ounces, with a tail about half the length of the body. Short-tailed weasels are eighteen ten inches long, weigh only 1 1/2 ounces with a tail less than one-third the length of their body. Typical of weasels, males are about 20 percent larger than females. Both species turn white in winter, except for the tip of the tail, and both species are brown in the summer; although the long-tailed weasel is yellowish to orange below, whereas the short-tailed weasel has a white belly.

Location is SW CO I didn't think the Martins range came this far south I was thinking it was a long tailed Weasel

23 Bull, most likely late but could be an early 23S tag...one can only hope.

Of all the Monsters being posted on the net, this buck is by far my favorite! Congratulations to both of you for closing the deal! Videos?

Congratulations to both of you. Thanks for sharing but we need more. I love the 4-5 mi hiking in the dark and backpacking, but there is no way I am sleeping on the ground, in the desert, in AUG-SEPT. Tell us more of the scouting adventure. You haul in your cot! Hammock?

Seem to catch one on cam every summer

19PP but another 1R Bull tag

CO early draw elk hunts are only $100 for youths. A great way to fill the freezer and they are an either sex hunt.

"Stoneman Lake area looks like the Kaibab before it went to a draw this morning, to bad too because 6A was just starting to show some promise again." Sucks to have one of the 50 late WT tags this year

Thanks man, Awesome!

congrats on a huge accomplishment: Monster Coues buck! share a few key measurements

These hunts are for all the adults who take the kids out, not just the juniors. Keep them coming

Congratulations on your triumph Enjoyable read

15 + 1 = Limit?

Beautiful buck, still your best? I shot a 107 in '85, took me 27 yrs to top it.

Minimal birds in SD & ND unless you go to a reserve...It is going to take years to recover

I have always hunted Cholla for the very reason bird dog owners avoid them like the plague, a steel comb and needle nose pliers a must

Heading to Garden city in a couple of weeks for the deer opener. I hear the quail shooting is going to be exceptional!

Hammered another CO bull last weekend with 140gr VLD @ 150yds from my 6.5x.284 Took 2 steps and face planted

It is not trolling or 'fishing' but Snagging of Kokanee starts in September. Seems like last year snagging at Mc Phee/Dolores peaked in middle October. Not sure there is even a limit, just lots of fish to smoke! With water levels up this year, it should be a great run.

I have 2 NIB Polar H10. $50/ea