CouesWhitetail

Sorry gang...I am having trouble posting the pics from my phone....hopefully I will get more up soon

more picse

The view new posts feature is the perfect solution...when you click on it you will get a showing of all topics that have had new posts added to them since your last visit. Then you can quickly scroll down to see all active threads and choose which ones you want to read. The point of pinning topics is to keep some topics of interest easier to find even when they are not currently active. Otherwise they would get lost. I will review the pinned topics and see what could go. Use view new post to quickly see active discussions and look at pinned topics to see some of the older topics that might be of interest. There is no need to click on eash subforum to view new posts.

Thanks for the help Tony. Even better yet is to use the view new posts feature so you never have to click on subforums to see what is new. View new posts is a text link in the upper right of the forum.

Excellent writeup and pics!! Hopefully next year you can seal the deal

Wow Tony, sorry to hear about sasha...she was such a beautiful dog. Thanks for giving her a nice home.

I think most people under estimate how tasty javelina are....thx for sharing your recipe!

While down here in alabama deer hunting, I am enjoying southern food. One of those is boiled peanuts. The peanuts are boiled in the shell and some have flavoring added like this cajun spice one. We dumped the contents of the can into a sauce pan and heated it up before eating. Very good!

The first one doesn't show for me either. I tried to edit your post and fix it, but I got the same result. Maybe you should delete that one file and upload it again? Not sure why it's not showing. Nice work on the mounts!!!

He was in his prime for sure. His coat was so gorgeous that I really wanted to take the full body skin on him. We didn't because we didn't have time, but it was hard not to since he was so perfect. Especially since Dale had just posted a request for a good full skin on a coues.

I am bringing lots of stickers...so I got u covered!

Cool photos!!

Let's do it!! I know Paul would love to go!

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Glad you had fun and thanks for sharing the video! Hope you get one in August!

Wow, that is awesome!! Congratulations on a great hunt! Amazing to take such a huge animal with a bow. Nice job!

Congratulations! Looks like he still had dried velvet on the antlers??

Wow, I am very excited for you Cliff!! I know you will have a great time!

Very nice Shylo! Congratulations on your animals...and with a bow, that's impressive! I hope everyone follows up by posting their successes from 2010. here are a few of mine from 2010. first day of the year and I got a javelina with my bow here is the link to the story: http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/in...showtopic=16943 I didn't get a turkey in the spring in NM, but I did get one this past fall in AZ. You can read about that hunt here: http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/in...showtopic=21991 And I also got this fine Coues buck in October. You can read about that hunt here: http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/in...showtopic=23456

That is so flippin' cool!!! Nice job Neeko!! What a great dog. Keep him safe and happy and he will only get better and better. Wow, what an impressive story.

When I was down in Alabama recently, that's all everyone wore out there. Of course lots of people say it's a big advantage, but I haven't tested it. I saw many of those hunters wearing their rubber boots all over the place, like at gas stations and such. Surely they get odor on them doing that?

Three stickers....nice!!

Thanks for posting this...I meant to post it earlier today....I don't get that channel but I hope those of you that do get to watch the show!

Looks good! Is that the really whitish javelina that you shot?

Wow! I hadn't see this story yet. Thanks for sharing it Jay and Randy. WOW! That's a phenominal buck, glad Randy got it back. Congratulations Randy for having such amazing patience and taking your buck, sorry you didn't recover it until so long after the hunt. It must have been amazing to be so close to that GIANT!