CouesWhitetail

Oh man, that's terrible!! It takes so much for it all to come together for that opportunity! But don't give up! You just never know....sometimes the best moments in hunting come right after the worst! Go for it!

There are actually two ways you can attach the Jim White adapters. One is the way that Kaffer62 describe it. There is a post and a receiver cylinder. The post screws into your binos and the cylinder screws on to your tripod head plate. The post attached to your binos slids into the cylinder receiver that is attached to your tripod plate. You can leave the post screwed into the binos all the time and when you want to move just lift them up and pull them out of the cylinder. This is the method most people use and is very secure. Even if you tip your tripod onto it's side, the binos won't slide out. Many years ago I knocked my tripod over and the binos stayed attached to the adapter. The only way to shake your binos loose would be to actually turn your tripod exactly upside down. Another way to attach them is to skip using the cylinder and just screw the post directly to your binoculars and tripod head plate. Then just leave the post and plate attached to binos and when you are ready to glass, just slide the plate into the tripod head. With this method, even if you turn your tripod upside down, the binos stay attached.

It's just ridiculous how good your photos are Doug!! Thanks for sharing your talent with us! The clouds in that first photo really add to the emotion of the photo!

Hope you have a great birthday!

Your parents were both amazing and it's sad to lose them both so close to each other. But, as you said, now they can be together in heaven. I love the photo of your dad and the bomber. I just finished re-reading Unbroken (about Louis Zamperini a WWII bomber/survivor) and those planes were so dangerously unstable to fly most of the time! It's amazing he completely 33 missions safely! I am sure he has some unbelievable stories to tell. I am glad he had such a great life!

Great info gotbowaz!

Congratulations on your bear! Sorry about the vandalism...that's just messed up. Way to move past it and be successful!!

Awesome!

Here is a link to an older thread about Pack goats....I always thought they would be cool to have. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/35869-pack-animals/

Great job! Archery spot and stalk coues, that's just awesome!

Wow! This was a good one! Took me awhile to find more than 5 and then I didn't see 8 until you posted that pic with the arrows! Nice! Great pic!

Loved your story and yes, you were truly blessed on this hunt!! Congratulations! What a real accomplishment to sneak up on an antelope and take him with a bow!

Congratulations on your buck! Those are some extra long spikes! Walking up to a coues deer at 22 yards is an accomplishment!

Mr. Mass!

I will check out the website....thanks!

The temperatures were soooooo nice up there! Truly a pleasure.

Outstanding!!

Congratulations! and nice pics!

Here is a pic shared our the CW.com facebook page by Gerrad.....he says the kids are his "little retrievers" LOL!

Glad you got a new stock hoghtnr!

No, there is no new auto correct system....maybe you posted from your phone? My phone is always auto correcting stuff and I don't know it until I send it.

It is illegal.... from page 106 of the hunt regs, which is followed up with more detail on page 125 R12-4-303 4 Using edible or ingestible substances, other than water or salt based products produced for the livestock industry, to aid in the taking of big game is unlawful.

No, the horn is not a true stinger....they are harmless http://www.ag.auburn.edu/enpl/bulletins/caterpillar/caterpillar.htm

Great pics! I am excited for you! Love your quotes about spending time with your boys!

Antelope meat is one of the best game meats! Have you eaten any yet? How'd you cook it up?