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Everything posted by CouesWhitetail
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Awesome!! Congratulations for making it happen and thanks to all who helped him!
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just got the new sticker on the new rig!
CouesWhitetail replied to arizonaelitefreak's topic in Sticker Sightings!
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OUTSTANDING!!! Way to pull it out on the last day!! WOO-HOO!!!!
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just got the new sticker on the new rig!
CouesWhitetail replied to arizonaelitefreak's topic in Sticker Sightings!
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Arizona Elk Hunting Update-Unit 9 Elk Pics
CouesWhitetail replied to Jay Scott's topic in Jay Scott Outdoors/Colburn and Scott Outfitters
28 days in the field!! You know we are all jealous!! Congrats to the hunters and guides. -
Wow, great arrowhead find!
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Great job!
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New member here with a couple of questions...
CouesWhitetail replied to PelaPapas's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
You can find a lot of suggestions on the AGFD webpage for each unit. here is the one for 34a: http://www.azgfd.gov/h_f/hunting_units_34a.shtml -
+1! Thanks to all involved!
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Awesome! Don't forget to enter her bull in the elk contest here. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2012/09/2012-13-elk-contest/
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Awesome! Congratulations! that's great that Packer was there to help you out too! Nice shirt Aaron!
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Sorry to say it, but the ADA isn't doing a deer clinic this year.
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New member here with a couple of questions...
CouesWhitetail replied to PelaPapas's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
It just depends on your preference. Some people (like me) cut their deer up themselves but others prefer to take to a processor. It also depends on where you are when you kill the deer. If you are a ways from a road, you might just bone out the deer and just pack the meat (plus head and antlers) out rather than the whole animal. that is usually what I do. And yes, you can leave the skin and bones out in the field as long as you are not wasting any meat. You can also take some bones home and give them to your dogs (I usuallly do!). I also suggest you get on YouTube and watch some field dressing videos. There are lots of instructional videos online. Sometimes they are about elk rather than deer, but it's all essentially the same. I also think you might want to try out the "gutless field dressing method". You can google it or search on youtube and find videos about it. It's cleaner and easier than traditional field dressing. I also sell a field dressing DVD here in the store you might like. -
LOL!! good one!
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Wow!! Loves how those g-2s arch way up. Awesome bull! Dont forget to enter it in the bull elk contest! http://www.coueswhit...13-elk-contest/
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Wow! Great outings and pics!
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neat idea.
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Way to go!! Glad you had a great hunt and got help from members here....very nice Don't forget to enter your bull in our elk contest. You don't even have to have the biggest elk to win, we have categories for best field photo and best spirit of the hunt photo too. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2012/09/2012-13-elk-contest/
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Site Sponsor Timberland Outfitters has had an incredible week. They have helped their clients take two 87 inch antelope bucks in the last few days I don't want to post the pic of one of them because it's taken by my friend Debbie and I think she will want to post up the story and pics. But here is the buck taken by Richard Sprague, owner of Spragues Sports in Yuma. Wow, what a buck. They say it's 87+ inches. Congratulations Richard and TLO!
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Wow!! Very cool animal! Thanks for sharing the hunt with us!
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Javelina are definitely one of the coolest skulls!
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Wow! Congratulations! Is your buddy a forum member? if he is, he can enter the elk contest here on CW.com: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/2012/09/2012-13-elk-contest/
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Wow, great story and congratulations! And thanks for entering your bull in the Bull Elk Contest. Just a reminder to all you elk hunters, please remember to enter your elk in the contest...here is a link for more info: http://www.coueswhit...13-elk-contest/