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hmmm...

Awesome first deer, congrats!

Awesome, congrats to your nephew.

Hahaha! I was going to ask the same thing!

Awesome, congrats on a great deer!

Not much of a reason to look for those other bucks from what I can see, great bucks, congrats to the both of you! Did you shoot him in the head?

Very nice, great shooting Robert! Great job on the video.

Very nice, congrats to Jason, sweet buck.

Awesome, congrats, and don't reveal big foots location.

Dang I used to race back in the early 2000's all around the state but mostly at Manzanita Raceway in Tucson and I was on the Ajo Bikes race team. That seams forever ago.

That's always a good sign, that means something good is in the future for your butt... Either that or you were doing some freaky stuff this Halloween and now it's coming back to haunt you.

Congrats Noah, great job!

Very nice, great looking buck Robert, great job!

Heck yeah, congrats!

Zombie!!! But good luck, and congrats on your 2012 success.

Oh wait, I have another one! (cough, throat clearing) It should be pretty easy to get high in the Tumacacori's, or anywhere near the Nogales area for that matter.

I hear that a lot that it usually is better to keep aware of the shady spots when your getting high.

Nice, a little good karma coming your way maybe.

Ha good one!

Why are you selling these Vince?

Good luck to everyone, I'll be back out with friends and family for their hunts.

Atta boy! That is an awesome buck, congrats to everyone involved!

A little late but here they are, not much of a story for you guys. We scouted hard before the hunt and found a few decent bucks and one big buck. watched him for about two weeks before the hunt and by the time opening morning came around we were pretty confident in killing that big buck we found. We hunted hard for five days and on day two my friend shot a different buck after glassing him up at noon and watching him bed and kept eyes on him for over three hours waiting for him to get up. this was one of the bucks we found while scouting and didn't pay much attention to him but after seeing him opening morning and on the second afternoon, my friend just couldn't lay off of him, he killed him with my rifle at 720 yards on the second shot and I couldn't be happier for him, his biggest Coues to date. Even though my friend had killed his buck already, he was right back on the hill with me Sunday morning to try and get that big buck killed. We had seen him Friday and Saturday morning but we were in no position to make a shot and that buck would be gone after 20 minutes of sun light and would never come back out for the rest of the day. He would go bed in some super steep and thick country and would stay in there all day, never being able see him much less shoot him when he was in there. So on Sunday morning we pushed all the way into a small opening on a hill side where we could get a shot before he disappeared for the day. Well the script played out just how we wanted it to and we found the buck before sun up at 440 yards and I had only a limited opening between trees to get the job done. Well, I didn't, I shot at him three times between 440 and 490 yards and missed every shot just inches over his back, I was too excited and wasn't calm behind the rifle. I ran him off and never saw him again after that, by far the biggest buck I've ever shot at. After not seeing him for a couple days and my friend having to go back to work I was on my own and in a new spot. On the fifth evening of the hunt I glassed up this buck at 490 yards, the same distance as my last shot I missed on that buck a couple days ago. By the time i got all set up he was 505 yards out and I let it fly, hit him on the first shot and he ran about 35 yards before he tumbled and expired. Thankfully my friend got off work early and was able to help me pack him out that night but he wasn't there when I made the shot. Thanks for checking this out and good luck to everyone who will be out for round two of Coues deer this coming Friday.

Wow, that's an amazing buck. Is this real life?

Wow, what a story, it's a good message to remember.