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Connor Kingston
Dec. 2006
Connor got this heavy 2x2 on his very first day of Coues deer
hunting! He is the nephew of Mike Bouley (below).
Mike Bouley
Fall 2006
Mike Bouley (left) and his buddy Dean Glorioso with Mike's 105 inch heavy
3x5 taken in southern Arizona. Found him before sun-up opening day, killed
at about 1:30 in the afternoon with a 300 yard shot as the deer was walking
toward better shade.
Dean Glorioso
Fall 2006
Dean Glorioso's last day buck, killed at 275 yards sneaking out
after winding the hunters.
Damon Jenkins
Oct. 2007
"I shot this buck on the afternoon
of Sat October 27th 2007 in area 36a. My 10 year old nephew was with me. We
rounded the side of a hill and my nephew pointed across to the hill in front
of us and said he could see a deer with big horns standing under a tree. I
humored him by telling him we would sit down in a minute and glass the
hillside to see what we could see. A few seconds after those words left my
mouth I saw movement on the hill side from under a tree where my nephew had
pointed. This buck bolted to the left. By the time I got my scope of the
30-06 on him he was moving through some brush making it impossible to get a
good shot. I ran a few steps forward and steadied myself on some big rocks
to the left of the game trail. He came out of the brush and I nailed him in
one shot about 30 yards before he reached the top of the saddle in a full
run. I took out his spine just in front of his hind quarters which crippled
his back legs. The shot was just under 100 yards. My nephew yelled "you got
him Uncle Damon!". It was an experience that neither one of us will ever
forget. The other picture is my dad sitting on the quad. My older brother
Tal shot a nice buck a few years ago in the same area. here is a
link to his brother's buck
