CouesWhitetail

Thanks for the input Jim...nice to hear some tips from a taxidermist.

Wow, that is very cool......I need to find out how they did that and make a Coues deer game out of that!

Hey All, I am pleased to announce for sale two new videos made by members of our forum! Trewern Outdoors has put together some great javelina hunting video footage. And Tommy Hancock and crew have put together a very exciting predator hunting DVD. You can find them on the hunting DVD page: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/bookstore/hunting_videos.htm

You are welcome....it was nice glassing with you the other day!

Cute!! They sure can shoot!

LOL! Yes, I agree those are nice names....

Maybe ask Lance if there are certain groups or people organizing the volunteers so that if someone wants to help they can contact someone to find out how and where.

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Looks pretty good! It's really tough with digiscoping to get a good focus. I find it works well for me if I push the camera button down 1/2 way (so the cam does its focus) and then look at the image in the LED screen on the cam and then focus the image using focus knob on the optics. Is that what you did?

Thank you Redline!! Excellent review and I love all the extra pics (coati, old pan on the fence, spring..)! A trekking pole with shoulders!! LOL!!

Wow!! Very cool! Thanks for posting them

I emailed the USFS to try and get one, but haven't heard back yet. You can call the local office if you like. Google Globe ranger district for the #.

We should probably put some of this info it their own threads. Coach, maybe you can start another thread about your trout so people can find it more easily? And likewise DB could start a thread about wild food blogs? Just an idea....

Great post, thank you MattMan!

You might also find this old thread useful. It talks about peoples' favorite Coues Taxidermists. I don't know if you are looking for one for Coues or Elk or what, but you might find that some taxidermists do better with certain species. Some might be great for mountain lion, but not so much for Coues. Some might be great at Coues but not lions....etc. Anyway, read through this thread there is a lot of good info in it: http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/in...?showtopic=6645

There are many great taxidermists in AZ. Of course I recommend to everyone to support those that support this website. We have three taxidermist sponsors right now and they do some outstanding work. Please consider them when searching for a taxidermist. Clay Goldman in Payson - http://www.mogollontaxidermy.com/index.html Weller's Wildlife in Tucson - http://www.wellerswildlifestudio.com/ Wild Heritage Taxidermy in Young - http://www.wildheritagetaxidermy.com/ All three of these are Official Sponsors of CouesWhitetail.com.

I will be going trhough Globe twice on Tuesday. Free sample?!?!?!?! hahaha Sure thing We cooked up some amazing burgers for another CW.comer that stopped by to buy a camera. If you are really coming through, give me a call.....928-200-0544 and maybe we can get together and sample some sausage

Sharing is kind..... Let's see some of those bull pics!

I think it was a lightning strike and it started around mid-July. Not sure how many acres it burned. I think they called it the Mill 2 fire. I think it burned for over a week.

Thanks for the info on the book and the recipe DB!

Great, glad you enjoyed the videos Ernesto!! Thanks for taking the time to review them!

That velvet couldn't look anymore perfect on this bull!

Ok, I got some rule clarifcations from John. there is a 5 fish per Boat limit. There is a slot limit at Roosevelt as was stated above. You can keep fish under 13 inches and over 16 inches and 1 within the limit (per angler, so technically each boat could have two within the limit if they have two people on the boat). No live bait (lures only) No fishing from shore No drugs or alcohol (this is for insurance reasons, please abide by this to keep everyone safe) Also, plan on bringing either bags of ice for your live well or even better bring frozen water bottles. John tells me that a few frozen 2 liter soda bottles work great in the live well. This will help keep the fish alive. We don't want a bunch of dead fish floating around after this tournament. Please work to keep those fish alive. Keep the live wells pumping water and keep the temp of the water down by using ice/frozen water bottles. We are only fishing until 1 am so that the fish don't have to be kept as long and therefore survival is likely to be higher since they won't be in the live well all night. Looking forward to the tournament! For those that have a boat and no partner or don't have a boat and want to fish, post up and maybe we can get some teams made up that way. If you have anymore questions, please let me know.

Hey All, I don't know if anyone was listening to Darla's radio show Outdoor Arizona but she just interviewed me about the bass tournament. She thought it was the first time a hunting group had teamed up with a bass group to do a fishing tournament. She called it Arizona's version of Surf and Turf...hehehe. Anyway, it is nice to get some publicity about the tournament. I would have given you guys some warning so you could tune in, but I had none. She just called and said you are on in about 3 minutes! I hope I sounded ok! FYI - One of the things I would like to do with this tournament is to raise some money for Sadie's liver transplant. So if we end up having enough boats to cover expenses, then I can make a donation to her in the name of CouesWhitetail.com. So I hope we get enough boats! Amanda

I was surprised by all the places that fire went. It made me wonder if some of that might not have been backburn to protect the cabins and such. I need to get a map of the fire and see how it really burned. I am also wondering if it will green up in time for the archery season. We have been getting lots of rain up there and I am thinking it might just green up in time to pull deer into it. Let me know what you see regarding green-up and deer after you hunt up there.