Lance

414 5/8" is a pretty cool net score if it holds up for official measurements. But world record or not LAB grew into everything we hoped he would be and did his daddy proud! I'm just glad we finally get to hold these horns we have been drooling over for 4 years!!! =) And very glad he has the tag of a very deserving hunter on his antelers!!! Congrats again Ryan!!! Lance

Larry Smart and Timberland Outfitters have been blessed with a nice Kaibab buck! This is from Larry's 12A West "CHAMP Hunt" If anyone knows Larry from Yuma you know he is one of the nicest guys around! The hunting up there has been tough so far this year. The big bucks have not been moving during daylight hours and we had to work our trails off for every big buck we saw. Larry shot this buck out of a group of nice bucks i pushed past him at 20 yards!!! Congrats again Larry! We are thankful to have been a part of your hunt! Lance

Yes, South of the ditch.

Thank you Amanda! And thanks for all the nice comments everyone! Here are some scouting photos off of Ben's video of the deer from earlier this year. Lance.

These are a few of the pictures I've taken of bucks the last couple of months. They are of all sizes of bucks so if you like looking at antelope bucks you'll enjoy it! I love to take pictures and figured i'd share them for the sheer fun of looking at bucks and scenery! Sorry some of them are blurry. Hope you enjoy them. Lance. Follow the link. There is over 100 pics. http://timberlandout...lope-bucks.html

Thanks everyone. I can't wait for the season to start! Its almost here!! =)

Thanks for the nice comments everyone. The Bulls are starting to shed velvet! Antelope season is just around the corner! And I'm Headed to the Kaibab to scout for archery deer and check some cameras! Cant wait tell the hunts start so I can settle down and maybe get some rest! lol! Lance

Lots of fun pictures! Check it out, =) http://timberlandoutfitters.blogspot.com/2012/08/bulls-and-bucks-end-of-july.html

Threse are a few pictures Ive taken during scouting trips lately. They arent the best pictures and pretty grainy. thats because I took them through my spoting scope with the video camera at extreme distances. But there are a lot of really good bulls in these blury pictures so I thought They needed sharing anyway. Many have extra points that are hard to see and a few are well over 370+. And a couple are just stupid big. lol Hope you can appreciate them even though they are blury. TLO View the full article

Guessing from just that picture I'd say a young 3 year old with a 70" ish rack. His body looks more like a 2 year old to me in that pic. A side view of the rack might say a Lil bit different. Keep looking for bigger ones. Its an AZ antelope tag!!!!! Don't settle, You can do better.

These aren't showing up on our CWT Blog, so I thought I would hust share them here before they are outdated. =) Take a look at this link to see LOTS of pictures!!. This Album is made up some of the big bulls I have videoed in the last few days of scouting. I wish I had better pitchures of a couple of them but I guess I'll just have to keep trying. =) Some of these pictures came easy and some of them took a lot of hard sneaky work. I hope you enjoy the pictures and can appreciate the class of these pretty bulls. I sure enjoy taking the pics! Thanks for looking! http://timberlandout...july-20-23.html Click on the link to see the whole album!! http://timberlandout...july-20-23.html

Thanks for the great comments guys. TJ your too kind. =) I hope we are able to harvest some of these too! Lance

Have been watching this bull and I wanted to share some pictures of him. This is a bull that one of our archery hunters missed on video last year. Too, bad, but It's good to see him back again and still looking good! Maybe we will get another chance at him this season!? =) Lance

If you hike up the Peaks you will eventually run into elk. the question is will you be able to get an elk out of the wildernes area if you kill one there, or how far in you may kill one? I would be more worried about that. The west side of the unit goes all the way out to 180. hiking in between the roads out there will produce elk and so will the hills and small mountains in that area. There will be cow elk all over the unit. you just gotta figure out where you want to kill one. Lance

No Sorry Deb.... That bull is in a different unit. But, You know I've showed you plenty of pictures of that class and bigger in your unit so no worries. =) Lance

Yes his main beam is splitting on the end. Kinda hard to see in those picures. Can see it a lil bit better in this picture. Lance

A C Card hit showed up for my Wife and I Today!!! WooHoo! Probably for Archery deer in the Kaibab! Right On, Another Date on the Bab!!!! Lance

Amen to that!!!

Check Out the Highlight Video Jake put together from some of our past video and pictures from hunts. Most of these hunts and deer are from tags baught Over The Counter from Oct & Nov Leftover tag hunts! Anyone can do These hunts on any year without having to get drawn or use up their bonus points!

These are some of the scouting pictures we got yesterday morning. Some nice bucks and bulls! View the full article

These pictures are from video yesterday morning. Gotta love a sunrize full of big bucks and bulls! Click on the link to see all of the pics http://timberlandoutfitters.blogspot.com/2012/07/big-bucks-and-bulls-scouting-july-11th.html

Dan No problem, we are all glad you guys could make it! And no I don't think it's broken. It's just growing non typical that way! Pretty wild!

Jimmer This is a post i wrote on our June 14th velvet bulls post. I thought id share it here as well. "It's a dry year but I think the majority of the antler growth will not be affected. Everywhere these particular bulls are living has plenty of water and plenty of lush green food. So I don't beleive there are any antler growth restrictions amongst these bulls. As in most areas where posible, when it gets dry the elk naturally move to where the best feed and water is. Like burns, or golf courses, or drying up lake beds, or mountain medows where the snow has just melted or in towns where food and water can be found in a number of places. Especially the bulls who know they need the nutrients. There is always the exception and some elk will be too dumb to know whats good for them or just not have the opportunity. But for the most part there is always some where the smarter ones can escape to with some kind of good food and water. I know that bad habitat conditions will have a direct effect on every part of an elks life, including anteler growth. And I've seen the effects. But, because elk are usually smart enough to take advantage of other options like mentiond above, I don't beleive it has the big all around effect on anteler growth throughout our state that many people have come to think it does." TLO

These pictures are from July 7th and 9th. These are some of our local boys that love to get their pictures taken. You may reconize a couple of them from our June time pictures. Check Out all the 7th points on these young bulls! Ive seen a lot of these extra points on bulls this year, and not just the younger bulls. Hope you enjoy the pictures. View the full article

Check Out This TLO Elk Highlight Video that Jake Lindsey put together from some of our video clips and pictures. This should get your blood pumping for the upcoming season! View the full article