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Smoker buck Stan!! Big congrats.

Great cat Trey. How you been?

Great buck. Thats awesome to see you women out there doing it to. Congrats.

Here's my sons first coues buck. I had found five bucks opening morning with one being a real smoker. We made a game plan and waited all afternoon for the big buck to show himself again.He never did. This buck showed up and since Brock had never taken a deer we opted to put the hammer down on him. The closest we could get was 400 yds because of a deep canyon. Brocks got set up with his 300wsm and smoked him with one shot. Really awesome to watch him get that buck from that far. ]

Posting this for a friend. 2007 Polaris Ranger 700 XP Silver Edition 1453 Miles 95 hrs Vinyl top Wind shield $ 8,300/OBO

Ive got a pile of them take your pick. The cheapest we carry is a P-14 with 30 min of fire rating $699.00

What brand of safe was it?

I'll be there in the Cannon Safe booth. Come by and say hi. And if you were ever going to get a safe now would be the time.We are going to have so great prices.

This is a work truck of mine that I dont really use much any more. Still a good truck and run great. 99 F-450 Super duty 140,000 miles 7.3 motor dually Ladder rack service body $ 7,500.00

2004 Polaris 500. 1080 Miles 74 Hours Heat grips Mad dog gear bags $ 5,000.00

Christain, Great job on the bucks you and you father were able to take. Congratulations.

I got to goto a small concert under the stage for Faith Hill last year. I would say she looks great for having a three kids and as old as she is.

Congratulations on both. That one hunt you wont soon forget.

Dude that is one great buck. Love the mass. A big congrats.

This buck was taken two years ago in Mexico. Still a awesome buck to look at. 150 something

Great job with the youth Gino. Those are some good bucks. Jason

Here's a couple of field photo's to look at. Good luck to everyone.

Here'a a couple of feild photo's to look at. Good luck to everyone.

As some of you may remeber. My oldest son Brock some how beat the odds and drew a early rifle elk tag this year. Well As it came to a close on Thursday he ended up taking a great bull for his first. I would like to thank all our close friends who gave of their time to come and help Brock and I on his hunt. I had one close hunting buddy who spends countless days in this unit and guides hunters there every year. He had a few bulls for us to look at and hunt. For the first few days we hunted a big bull down in the cedars. We never could seal the deal on this bull so we decided to move location and try for a differnt bull. On Tuesday evening we got to a spot that had bulls bugling as soon as we got out of the truck. We snuck into 200yds and got a look at the bull a couple of cow calls and the bull was headed our way. I got Brock set up on a log to rest his rifle on since he still had his cast on. The bull came in to 40 yds and the boy let him have it. Thanks again to all those who help. Hope you enjoy the pictures.

I was over to a friends house and walked over and saw this buck in person he's a stud for sure. Congrats

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After my oldest son drew a early rifle elk tag this year. I decided to get him and I a New Mexico antelope tag. I thought it would help him gain some confidence. One night while I was home doing some painting, Brock was at football practice. I told my wife I was going to run over and watch the last hour of practice. I had just pulled up and walked on the field when I could see his coach helping him up. I knew as soon as I saw him that his arm was broke. I was sick knowing he had two good tags this year. We let them get a cast on his arm and then we were right back out to the shooting range. He could shoot ok but we knew it was going to be tricky just trying to hold the rifle, work the bolt, turn the power up and down on his scope. I knew when it came down to the hunt we were probaly only going to get one good shot. And I was going to have to help him get set up We got to the ranch one day early to scout. After spending all day on the ranch we had a couple of goats picked out. This ranch was cut up into three big pastures. There was a good goat next to us on a pasture we couldnt hunt so we decided we would start at a place they call the bad lands. Opening morning we found a goat way down in the bad lands. He was to far to tell much about him some we took off and made a stalk over to him. Once we got over to him and I looked at him through my spotting scope I could tell he wasnt that big. So we backed out and started to look some more. Just after getting back to the truck I found another goat that was a shooter. So Brock and I staked in to 300 yds. As we were getting set up something spooked him and his doe and they busted. After getting back to the truck a friend of mine who had brought his boy out to hunt also called and said they took a goat and that the rancher had called and said the anetlope that was on the private pasture came off last night and got a drink at his tank. We loaded up and made are way over to Mike who was watching to buck. Brock and I made a plan for a stalk and started out after them. We got to 280 yds but the grass was so tall Brock couldnt see the the buck when he was laying down prone. The Antelope started making their way away from us. We walked about a 100yds so we could see them again. They were 600yds away from us at this point. I was standing next to a mesquite bush wactching them when all of asudden the buck starting running right at us. It was all I could do throw my pack on the ground, Help Brock get a bullet int the gun and lined up on the buck. He stopped 60 yds away quatering to us. Brock said he not broad side I told him just put it on his shoulded and shoot him. Brock drilled himright on the shoulder and the buck didnt make it 20yds. We enjoyed great sunrises and sunsets everyday. It was a neat to watch my son take his first antelope. He did awesome keeping up on the stalks, belly crawling through the grass and carrying his own rifle with his broken arm. Now on to elk.

Thanks everyone for the great replys. Brock read them all and thought that it was cool. Yea Jack he breaks arms to. This is his second. He broke his other arm last year at football also. I dont think you could pay him enough money to play football again. Tommy, I didnt end up shooting a goat on this trip. There wasnt anything big enough. We only saw 4-5 legal bucks. We let the boys shoot the 3 biggest goats. This ranch has been shot out. I hope the rancher doesnt try to sale tags there next year. Brock said it takes a real man to wear purple doc. Thanks again. One week from today and we are chasing bulls with a rifle.

Doug, Congratulations on the speed goat. Great pictures and story as always.

Great buck Jack. Way to get it done with a smoke pole.