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Congratulations and I agree he looks bigger than 100! Those big g2s are awesome!! Nice lion kill skull too. Amanda

Wow!! Great story Aaryn!! Congratulations on a fine hunt!! Man, I got all teary eyed just reading it! I can see why you are so proud Butters!! That's so awesome, what a great day with your little girl. Aaryn, great job hunting hard and making a good shot!! Way to go girl!!! Amanda

I think he is having technical difficulties......I spoke to them on the phone. Hopefully we will get pics soon! Amanda

Here are the links for Jarred and Randy. Both are longtime sponsors and lion hunters! My guess is Nichols does more horesback lion hunting. http://www.nicholsguidingservice.com/ http://www.rimrock-outfitters.com/

Hey Lar Dog, couldn't you have gotten some nice tatoos of some giant coues or elk or something instead of that scary skeleton stuff??? Amanda

Yea! I would like to have seen more of the kid at the end. Interview him next time or just film his expression and excitement. That was CUTE!!! Amanda

took a drive up to Salt River canyon to see if it had much snow left and it only had a little left on the tops. some mtns north of Globe: Julie got to play in the deep snow. It was over 4 feet deep, but she only sank in a foot or two. I was sinking to my thighs and still not touching the ground. here is some video of Julie in the snow...should make you laugh out loud or at least put a smile on your face. She had to use her "tigger" bounce to get around. She could only do so many leaps before she had to stop and rest. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/video_clips/julie_in_snow.wmv

I am pretty sure I can go. So count me in. Amanda

I will be there with my husband. Can't wait!! Thanks TexasHunter! Amanda

There sure have been some great playoff games!! I hope the superbowl is as exciting! Amanda

You are welcome!! I love watching it as well. Amanda

Hey All, With all the big bucks this year, I was thinking of some from last year. Most of them are in the Coues Deer Celebration 5 video. For those that have joined the forum in the last year, you might not have watched this video yet. Basically what I did was take over 200 photos and some video all submitted by forum members last year and set it to music to make a mini-movie. It's lots of fun to watch the year in review so to speak. I haven't made a new one since this one (am behind on it!), but you might still appreciate the old one. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/video_clips/...lebration_5.wmv Enjoy!! Amanda

Glad you enjoyed it. She sure had to work hard. Paul thought she looked like an otter..... Amanda

WOW! I love that one!!! Amanda

Congrats Clay!! The snow sure makes for fun times to be out! Amanda

Are there two different cats? The one at 0954 seems bigger and has more striping on front legs? The other three seem the same to me and are at roughly the same time. Maybe the earlier three are the female and 0954 is the male? Amanda

Prayers sent. I hope they can make it through this together as a family. Amanda

Awesome!! Great writeup and pics to go with it!! Congratulations! Amanda

Arizona.....says so in the title of the thread Amanda

Outstanding!! Congratulations! Amanda

Welcome! Hope you continue to enjoy the site and perhaps you will get that monster next year! Amanda

Cool!! Amanda

Congratulations!! No deer, but a great prize anyway.... Amanda

Awesome Doug!! I was thinking this morning about you and wondering when we would start seeing some spectacular snow images from you! Thanks for sharing them. I am glad your day was so awe inspiring! Amanda

Well, I tried to take my dog Julie for a walk yesterday but the snow was at least 4 feet deep where we tried to go!! Made for some tough hiking! But Julie had fun trying. We had to blaze a trail in and she would try and bomb back and forth on it. I called her back to me from around the tree and she came back as fast as she could! Tough to get pics of her because she is so fast! Look at the snow up to the top wire of this barb wire fence!! We actually just stepped over it! The sunset was gorgeous!! A view to the Hog mtns in the east: And the pinals: