CouesWhitetail

Very nice! Congratulations! That's great!

Some more pics from Lance:

Yes, indeed there have been! I like it!!

I love this thread! It has made me realize that I really want to get an antelope!! Great pics everyone!

Thanks for the report. I really enjoy reading about people's time in the field even when they don't get a buck. Everyone can learn from the experience you had. Thanks for posting and better luck next time!

Got permission from Lance to post some of his clients bucks. Oh MY!! here are a few pics (I will post more later, he is sending me lots of pics right now, but the battery on my phone is so low I can't download them....so have to wait until the battery charges to get more pics) But check out these monsters!! This first buck was taken by Brent Morrison (guided by Timberland Outfitters) and it's a 190 class buck. trail cam pic of Brent's buck: and here is Trinity Walker's buck (guided by Timberland Outfitters) and it's a 180 class buck!

Nice!

that was my husband!!

Very sad you lost the meat, but at least you did eventually find your buck. I am sure the buzzards, foxes and other animals appreciated the free meal. Congratulations on a couple nice bucks!

Excellent!! congratulations! Great looking buck!

Great pics! And thanks for the report! I hope you get to go out again!

Awesome!! I went for a hike yesterday and was amazed at some of the gorgeous wildflowers that are blooming now. Thanks so much for sharing!

Gorgeous Buck!! Congratulations! Thanks for posting it!

LOL!! It was a a great group of ladies (as you well know....) and although we didn't kill any turkeys on that trip, we still loved our time in the field as the picture shows!! I have that as my desktop pic now to remind me of good times....

Congratulations to you all!! Nice photos! And thanks for the well-wishes Lardog! I am getting stronger everyday!! I am jealous of all of you that got to go hunting this weekend since I had to stay home and try not to do anything strenuous....

Nice bucks!

LOL!! good story!

Don't rush the final stalk. It can take hours to close the distance to within range for a bow. Good luck and just remember, most people have many, many, many unsuccessful stalks before actually getting one with a bow. It's a great challenge....have fun!

Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to scan and share those pics with us!

LOL!! is this a song you just made up or is it something we should know?? That pic is Grong waiting a nice buck to step out...it never did. That was about the only place we could get him set up prone for the long shot. I thought it looked pretty cool.

Awesome! Congratulations!

Congratulations on your first buck!! Sounds like you made a great shot....was this spot and stalk?

If anyone is interested in the class TJ was talking about, there will be two more. One on Aug 28 and Sept 6 at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum. http://cals.arizona.edu/bta/events/pricklypears.html and fyi - I am seeing ripe pears around Globe now.

Thanks Clay! Do you have a suggestions on what to use to clean a mount off with after it's been hanging for awhile? Just a damp cloth to clean off the dust or is there some kind of spray that helps keep the coat looking better?

Yikes! We should have done a guess the score contest on your buck.....I don't think we have ever done that for an antelope...would have been fun! Congratulations again....very nice buck!