Noworries

I hunted with Peace River Outfitters. We flew in to Fort Myers and drove about an hour from there. Birds were talking every day but we had to work to pull Toms away from the hens. The wierdest thing was that I don't remember seeing a single jake. Thanks for the comments we had a blast. One of the guides does archery gator hunts on Lake Okachobee???? I am seriously considering it if I don't draw anything here for the fall. Eric

The guy I got it from has been known to fabricate hunting stories a bit. I did a little research and from what I can see of the license plate in the first pic I would say it is not an Oregon plate. My bad, I should have better verified my info some how. It is a crazy rack though.

I wish I knew more about this one. It was taken by a friend of a friends frend in Oregon this year. I just thought it fit right in with the topic.

Here are a couple more pics from the hunt. Including a nice one with his buck and of course the Swaro's.

My dad saw this little one while on a hunt in old Mexico. Pretty Cool

I came across a desert Mule Deer during the January season that is certainly worth attempting to pattern. I was curious if anyone knew the approximate home range for desert Mulys? Should I be concentrating on 2 square miles or 20? Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer. -Noworries-

I seem to have misplaced those coordinates. If I come across them you'll be the first to know.

I have a Turkey hunt in Mexico in a couple of weeks. I want to carry my bow for the hunt but I am curious about what it takes to bring a bow across the border. i can't find any info on it. Any insight is appreciated. The last thing I want to do is have to leave too many dollars worth of equipment south of the border.

Thank you all for the feedback. I'll let you know how the hunt goes in a couple of weeks.

Coming from the standpoint of a son I can say that the experience is just as rewarding. The time spent in the field with my father is time I would not trade for anything. I can only hope to get the oppertunity to share the same moments with my son some day. Special thanks to fathers everywhere.

Two Words Mathews Switchback I've shot most out there and nothing compares. Shoot as many as you can before you decide, just don't leave out the Switchback.

Thanks in part to this forum I purchased my first trail cam. I want to know if anyone has any advise on placing it so as to help avoid it being stolen? Are there any locks that are better than others? Do I put it up high where it is more difficult to get to? I have heard that placing them up high effects range? Any tips are appreciated. Hopefully I'll be adding to the great pics soon.

Thanks for the advice everyone. I hope to hve some pictures worth posting in a few weeks.

Amanda made quick work of getting our hunt story posted. Here is the link. Thanks again Bullwidgeon (Bret M.)! Good luck to everyone with tags left to be filled. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/hunt_stories/eric_shipp.htm

I get to chase those Javys all over 24B with my bow. I'll have an arrow for a coues if the oppertunity presents itself too. I also drew a 23 Turkey tag. Sounds like the hills in 23 will have some strong Coueswhitetail member presence. Good luck everyone.

Tan Toyota Tacoma here. I'll be packing into the Colorados scouting for the October hunt. See you in the hills.

Has anyone encountered these guys on scouting trips? I am headed out to go scouting this weekend in 36A and was just curious.

Unit 10 Archery Antelope & Unit 10 Archery Bull Elk for this resident. Couldn't be happier

Hello from a new forum member. I drew a December Whitetail tag in 6A. I was wondering if anyone would be willing to offer some good starting points for scouting. (I am not asking for your hot spot, just advice). This is my first late season whitetail tag. Thanks