CouesWhitetail

Nice buck!!

I don't know who it was, but just wanted to say cool avatar!

I will add it to my facebook page...

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I haven't ever done a 3d shoot, but it sounds like a great idea to me. I have had booths at some of the shoots and archers seem to love them and I would think there are a bunch of people who would love to do this.

In addition to all the layering advice offered, here is another item that really helps keep me warm. I have the wind-proof version and a camo version that isn't wind proof. For purely keeping warm, the wind-proof one is best. I use it if I am sitting glassing somewhere in the wind. It covers your head, neck and face. VERY WARM! I use a smaller different kind of beanie if it's not harshly cold, but when it's really cold and/or windy, the headsokz is perfect!!! http://www.buyhappyfeet.com/Headsokz

+1 It could be the same buck. As for measuring that antler, I would call the part of the antler that comes forward and curves to be the main beam. And it looks like most all the other tines would be non-typical points. Its a little hard to tell if perhaps that first point could be called a g-1, but probably not. If not, then there are no typical points on the main beam and all your 4 mass measurements would come at the same point 1/2 way between the base the tip of the main beam. Amanda

Great video Jim!! Thanks for taking the time to put that together!! Congratulations to everyone! I love those lichen covered rocks you used for your buck's pics. Amanda

Wow! That is a stunning buck! Congratulations!

Great buck and great shot!

Excellent! I enjoyed the story and that's a wonderful buck!

Congratulations!! Nice job!

Oustanding Scottyboy!!! Wow, loved the write-up and all the photos. Great job conveying the fun time you had and all those amazing animals. Congratulations and thanks for sharing your adventures with us!

Yes, you can buy them from CouesWhitetail.com....great tiny cameras with incredible battery life and excellent pics and video: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/bookstore/trail_cameras.htm

Amazing!!! Great job TLO!!! Wow!

nice dog pics!

here is a link to a post with some info and within that thread there are posts with links for more info on calling setups. http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/in...=20257&st=0 I am sure Mark will log on sometime and give you some more tips...

I thought it would be fun to do a "guess the weight" contest. Thanks to Randy Epperson we have a nice lion to start this contest series. (if you have a photo of a lion, bear, or javelina which you know the true weight of and you want to let it be used for a contest like this in the future, email me: amanda@coueswhitetail.com) For this contest you have to guess the mountain lion's live weight (meaning whole weight, not gutted). Guesses should be rounded off to the nearest pound. The top five closest guesses will win prizes. Contest will run until Oct. 17 at 5 pm arizona time. Good luck and have fun!!

See the link below for more info or call Dave Mattausch 520-638-7108 http://www.adbss.org/2010-11-04_waterman_II_flyer.pdf

Thanks!

me too!!

Make sure you take pics and share your hunt with us! Good luck!! Must be crazy hard being so far from Coues Country most of the time!

Or save your bonus points and keep applying for dec, but then when you don't get drawn buy an over the counter unit 36 oct tag....that way you get the best of both worlds...

AWESOME Ilene!! Loved the write up and what a great buck you got!! And nice representing with your white CW.com shirt in the first pic and the prairie colored one in the last! What a great hunt, congratulations and thanks for sharing this hunt with us!!

thanks Lance