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  1. 2 points
    My wife’s cousin that has Cerebral palsy had a drew a good tag and was able to take this bull. Took a tine to the eye
  2. 2 points
    Wanted to share my sons first buck he took the opening day in 22 on the jr deer hunt.
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    Two new boxes. Located in Tucson. Open to trade for H1000 Will also sell. $100 a box would rather trade,
  4. 2 points
    Day 2 done and dusted! Got up a bit earlier today to see if we could glass a few ridges as the sun started to hit them and we got skunked! Glassed a ridge we had seen whitetail on the past two days but this morning, we didn’t see one. We decided to reposition to another spot another half mile in and it gave us a better view of a few more ridges. As we were setting up the tripods, my buddy’s fiance saw two deer move down the hill we were on about 50 yards behind us. Of course we didn’t check the area thoroughly. She barely caught a glimpse of them so not sure if they were mulies, whitetails, does, or bucks. Right around 10:30, I glassed a Coues buck way down the ridge almost coming down into a bowl at the bottom. He wasn’t spooked but was moving quick, and since he was still half a mile away and almost down to the trees, we didn’t make a move. The rest of the morning went by slow so we decided to check out the bowl the buck went into. I know that your typical Coues hunting is glass, spot, and stalk but we knew where he probably was the issue was just how dense the vegetation would be inside the bowl. Sure enough, it was pretty darn dense in there. We took it slow and as I was pushing over a small incline, I saw a white tail move off through the trees about 80 yards away. I immediately stopped to see if anything else was around. After starring hard in that area I had seen the tail go, I saw the flick of an ear. Right in front of me at 77 yards (I ranged it) was a little Coues doe. I took a knee and she just went back to foraging on some shrubs. Not sure why she didn’t spook when the other did, but it was really cool getting to watch her up close. The rest of my group slowly made their way to me and she ended up taking off then, but I felt blessed to have watched her for a few minutes. The rest of the day was fairly uneventful as well. On our hike out, we bumped a group of three Coues does but only really got a good look at their tails. We also ran into several mulies, including a group of 7 or 8 does with a spike. All in all a long day (over 8 miles hiked), but we had a good time and are looking ahead to tomorrow. Maybe Sunday is the day? I’ll keep you posted!
  5. 2 points
    The hunt is over. Thanks again to those that reached out. The tent had a small repair but otherwise in great shape. The seller was a very nice older gentleman who threw in some extras. Unusually good experience for being a Craigslist deal. Thanks, Guy
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    Well, not much of a story on this buck. Didn’t have time to scout much this year and didn’t really see anything when i did. My brother took a friend on the youth hunt a couple weeks ago and kicked this buck up in one of our old honeyholes. Went in this morning and killed him at first light then spent the next several hours packing him out. Lots of mass, blades and stickers on this one. He was an old dude
  9. 1 point
    USA needs a lot more of this at all levels!!
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    Ethan pulled it off. 4pm last day of the hunt and a cow walks up on us at a new area we had good vibes about. Wanna find elk? Take a walk.. This is his last youth hunt. He’s growing up! The interaction we had with the herd was magical and it turned out that baby hoochie got em’ talking after all! Even the bull wanted to play. never had so much fun with a call.
  11. 1 point
    Just got my ram back from Harlow's. Chris did a great job. Thought I would show off his work. Not sure if these pictures really do this thirteen year old ram justice, but here there are. Good luck to this years tag holders.
  12. 1 point
    There isn’t that much ammo in the state of Az.
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    I’ll take the PSA Black Nitride BCG. Will send pm.
  14. 1 point
    It looks like that was inbeded in the skull for quite some time. I believe that's why the bulls antler grew down and up. Casualties of rut. Nice bull
  15. 1 point
    https://prospect.org/economy/great-american-ammunition-conspiracy/ A long read but worth it
  16. 1 point
    Get one of those Texas rigs in the back of your Truck, put you up 12 feet high,LOL.................BOB!
  17. 1 point
    They live in caves during the day and just come out to breed
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    Struck me funny reading the end of your post. Made me remember tanking up yesterday. Gonna have to start carrying the little stickies with me!
  20. 1 point
    Yeah, I should just go hunt likely areas. But I knew before the season I was gonna find giants on cam and make my life miserable. And now here I am. Fuk joe biden and his gas prices
  21. 1 point
    Hey, nice bull with one bonus point!!!!
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    Congrats and how did I miss this thread! Here in AZ? Which unit? Did you have a chainsaw to take care of the tree? Eddie
  23. 1 point
    A largemouth can live in a sewer pond happily. you ain’t saying much
  24. 1 point
    There’s a small fraction of the birds there were last year. From what I’ve seen
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    Here's a link to the Buckeyes PD report. Scroll down, it's 54 pages. https://www.newsnationnow.com/missing/missing-24-year-old-was-rebuffed-by-woman-shortly-before-his-disappearance/ After reading the report, I believe the PD is doing all they can. I've met Mr Robinson, he's a disabled vet and a heartbroken dad. He seemed genuinely grateful to have everyone volunteering to look for his son.
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