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Happy bday!

God bless our military, past and present! In honor of memorial day, I am offering 4 free tickets to the Tucson Safari Club International banquet on June 8. These tickets are for veterans or actively serving military (and your spouse). You can call me if you are interested in going - 928-200-0544. You will sit at the CouesWhitetail.com table at the banquet in Tucson at the Loews Ventana Resort. This is a fun banquet!

Hey Congrats to your dad and to you for having a successful hunt even though you didn't get one. I know you guys put in a lot of days of hunting and I am sure you learned a lot while doing it, so next time you get drawn will be even better. I am so glad the decoy helped out! How great that you had three generations out on this hunt

Thanks for sharing the pics! glad someone was there to help the baby that fell out. You can email me the pics if you like. My email is in my tagline. Looks like you got some good info on the lizard already....

Sponsor Gila Outdoor is holding a 1st anniversary event on July 21st in Safford and we are combining to make it a CouesWhitetail.com Get-Together. I will be there selling tshirts and other items. We will have food available and we will be doing a Guess the Score contest on a phenomenal buck taken in 1960 by Dan Mckaskle in the Santa Ritas. Top three guessers will win some great prizes including a Manfrotto Tripod, Covert Extreme Red40 trail camera and a Havalon Knife. You can only enter a guess at the store, so you have to show up on the 21st to enter to win. Anyone wearing a CouesWhitetail.com hat, tshirt, or sporting a CouesWhitetail.com sticker on their truck will get a FREE TECHNO HUNT at the archery range. The techno hunt is an awesome experience where you get to shoot at real footage of animals such as deer, elk and even Africa animals and the system tracks your arrow shot, fps and score so you can shoot against your friends. You shoot at a big screen with your own bow and arrows with special tips provided by Gila Outdoor. Gila Outdoor in Thatcher, AZ is a 20,000 square foot retail store specializing in archery equipment and other outdoor related gear (optics, backpacks, camo, etc). They have filled the store with some AMAZING elk, mule deer and Coues Deer mounts. You just won't believe the number of giant bucks they have in the store. here are pics and info on the buck we will be using for the Guess the Score contest. So come on out July 21 and help one of our sponsors celebrate their 1 year anniversary of providing great service to Arizona hunters! Gila Outdoor 3660 W Main Street Thatcher, AZ 85552

If you won a tshirt, please email me to let me know your top 3 choices of style/color/ size so that I can get you one you want. I might not have your first choice in stock. tshirt choices are here: http://store.coueswhitetail.com/coueswhitetail-com-t-shirts/

ouch! that really sucks man....

Wow, I almost missed seeing that. Congratulations!

here is the list of all meetings/times Thursday, May 16, Pinetop, Pinetop Fire Department, Station #2, 5976 Buck Springs Road. Monday, May 20, Phoenix, Arizona Game and Fish Department headquarters, 5000 W. Carefree Highway (Note: This meeting will also be webcast at www.azgfd.gov/webcast). Monday, May 20, Mesa, Arizona Game and Fish Department Mesa regional office, 7200 E. University Drive. Tuesday, May 21, Tucson, Arizona Game and Fish Department Tucson regional office, 555 N. Greasewood Road. Wednesday, May 22, Flagstaff, Arizona Game and Fish Department Flagstaff regional office, 3500 S. Lake Mary Road. Wednesday, May 22, Yuma, Arizona Game and Fish Department Yuma regional office, 9140 E. 28th St. Thursday, May 23, Kingman, Arizona Game and Fish Department Kingman regional office, 5325 N. Stockton Hill Road. Thursday, May 23, Page, Page Police Department Conference Room, 808 Coppermine Road. Tuesday, May 28, Globe, Besh Ba Gowah Museum, 1324 S. Jesse Hayes Road. Tuesday, May 28, Lake Havasu City, Lake Havasu City Aquatic Center, 100 Park Ave. Tuesday, May 28, Sierra Vista (meeting starts after the 6 p.m. hunt guidelines meeting), Sierra Vista Police Department, 911 N. Coronado Drive. Wednesday, May 29, Payson, Payson Public Library, 328 N. McLane Road. Wednesday, May 29, Safford, Graham County General Services Building, 921 Thatcher Blvd. Wednesday, May 29, Wickenburg, Wickenburg Community Center, 160 N. Valentine St. Thursday, May 30, Eagar, Eagar Town Council Chambers, 22 W. 2nd St. Thursday, May 30, Prescott, Yavapai County Building, 1015 Fair St. Thursday, June 6, Ajo, Ajo Ambulance, Inc., 1850 N. Ajo Gila Bend Hwy.

I didn't attend, but I watched the end of the meeting.....I appreciated your thoughtful comments Javihammer! I wish I had seen the whole meeting. Many thanks to those that attended. I will add those that I know attended to the conservation challenge. Javihammer krp TJhunt2 corky Richardson darr colburn am I missing someone? If you attended and spoke at the meeting post about it and then you get entered free in the CW conservation challenge. for more info on the challenge: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2013/04/coueswhitetail-com-wildlife-conservation-challenge/

Thanks Steve! This is a perfect opportunity to get entered in the CW Conservation Challenge! Do good for wildlife and get entered in our contest to win great prizes! For more info on the challenge see : http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2013/04/coueswhitetail-com-wildlife-conservation-challenge/

Winners, please email me with your mailing info so I can get you your prizes! (email in tagline below)

Great finds!!

You can watch the meetings online if you can't actually attend. from AGFD: Get involved in the process, or at a minimum, be informed about the process of simplifying the license types and costs. Watch online tonight, Monday, May 20, 2013 at 6 p.m. www.azgfd.gov/webcast

+10000! I keep recommending tighter restrictions for the holiday weekend to the USFS, but they always just go in stages and want to allow the public to have campfires over the holiday. Scares me to death! Fyi, Coronado goes into fire restrictions on Wed also.

Beautiful!

We will pray for his full recovery....thanks for the information Ybranch, it's tragic for sure.

I have elk hunted solo a fair amount, but haven't had to pack one out by myself. You can always hunt solo yet have some friends that are willing to come help pack it out if you get one down. Or maybe pay someone with horses to pack it out after you kill. SPOT messenger system is a good one for extra safety. It can send msgs to your family that you are OK and it can also summon emergency medical help.

Way to go TJ and Peg!! Sounds like a fun hunt!

Always fun to watch them grow!

What organization are you with? he is with AZSCI

WOW! GREAT finds! and thanks for sharing with us!

Are you going to be at the Antlerfest tomorrow? Will be good to see you there again....

It's not common, but also not extremely rare either.....I think Jim Heffelfinger might have a percentage estimate in his book about SW deer.

Awesome!! That's great that he is showing so much interest and improving fast! Nothing better than a kid's excitement!