DBArcher

first coues and I will be out there Saturday

I will be up ther aswell on friday, I will be down off of 260.

I am in the market for a portable ground blind but was wondering which one would work with a 60 inch recurve? any suggestios.

I drew an early unit 21 whitetail tag and have a couple of questions, First, I have done my scouting and know where I want to go and see some big bucks during the december hunt. Will these bucks be in the same general areas during october, I have never had an early whitetail tag before so am not sure. The second questions is I have two choices for guns, A 243 win and a 3006. I was wondering which would be best to take on this hunt. Thanks Daniel

I got hit for deer and elk

If you are looking for a fixed blade to group well at that type of distance, I would look towards the small cutting diameter broadheads such as the sonics, wacems nad ultimate steels.

I really like any of the spot hog sights. The seven deadly pins is an awesome sight, so are the real deal and the right on.

About a 7, I think I could have done better, but for the money they work well for me.

When ever I actually get drawn for coues deer, I shoot a plain jane Rem 700 243 win with hornady light mag 95 gr ssts. I have a 4-12 leupold scope and a harris bipod on it. Might put a better stock on it and do some trigger work with it. My number one weapon I use for everything though is My Bowtech Pro 40 dually. It zips my easton axis and magnus buzzcuts fast and accurately. My glasses are cabelas 20-80 astronomicals and I carry bushnell trophy 10-42 around my neck Daniel

I hsoot 100 grain magnus buzzcuts, my girlfriend shoots 100 gr magnus stingers, both are great broadheads and leave one heck of a trail. Easy to sharpen to. Daniel

those are some monster muleys

I was thinking about going scouting this friday for elk, and was wondering if anyone has any info on these elk. I know the densities are low but I know there are a lot of elk there as well. I read the game and fish report and have an idea of where to go in the woodchute. Thanks for any help that you guys can give. If anyone needs help in 21,6A or 6B , I would be glad to help. Thanks Daniel

What do you mean archery deer is no more, I hunted during the august hunt last year

Now that I think about it, you are right. Do not go there, it is bad

Those are some amazing stories, I have only had one close call. I was hunting for whitetails in unit 21 walking(climbing) down a steep canyon when I lost all footing and started tumbling down the hill. My brand new AR34 bow went ahead off me and just as a skidded to a stop I looked down to see my bow fall forty feet off a sheer drop. I had stopped mere feet from doing the same. Other that scraps and bruises I was no worse for wear. My bow on the other hand was dead It hit the ground and literally went into 40 pieces, I never did find the cam to it. Daniel

I was wondering if there are some tips to how you stay on a hill and glass. I am beginning to hunt by this method more so I was wondering if you can give tips on glassing and stalking. I figure this would be the best place to ask. Thanks Daniel

thanks guys for all of the help. I will have to practice during scouting but I should be okay.

Thanks guys for the help, I have a pair of bushnell trophy 10x42s and a steady tripod, but I was thinking of picking up the cabelas astronomical 20x80s. Has anyone heard anything about these. Are they to big?

thats some nice bone there.

ANyone on here hunt for coues or carp with traditional equipment. I was intersted in your equip and what methods you use to hunt them? thanks Daniel

thanks guys, I do not know anyone else around here that shoots traditional so I have had no one to talk to.

looks like 19B to me

I mainly hunt the north, but would like to find out more about the south.

Now that is a monster coues!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Come January 1, I will be in unit 21