CouesWhitetail

Great lookin' calls, thanks for donating! Hope the banquet is a great success!

Great day for sure! Thanks for sharing your pics.

I am so sorry you lost your brother....I hope he realizes now how much he was loved and needed by his family.

Congratulations to you both! You caught yourself a good one there TJ!! Glad you guys went out and celebrated with a great meal!

Steven Ward of Wards Outfitters knows some good sandhill crane spots...you might contact him.

What a beautiful baby girl....congratulations! and it's so nice of her to wish us luck in the draw!!

I added the GoPro to mine, but they make them with built in cams. Google DJI Phantom quadcopter and you can see the different models.

Prdatr....I had to look that up to find out what that meant! Funny....

There are some on the video section of the nonforum part of the site, but not all of them. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/category/video/

Glad you guys got to meet!

Rent per use.... check out their website: http://www.optics4rent.com/

As always, I will ask everyone that if you want to disagree with someone in the forum, please do so without bashing and making personal attacks. I think TJ summed it up very well.....You don't have to agree with Tony, but please don't resort to name calling. Tony is a longtime member and contributes a lot of great information to this forum. Name calling is unproductive and unnecessary to making your arguments, please stick to the issue and not the poster. Also, please remember we strive to keep this a family friendly forum....please be careful about what photos and words you post. I have had many fathers tell me they especially enjoy this forum because they don't have to worry about what their kids will read or see here. On the topic at hand, I have a drone and love it! But I don't find it useful for scouting. Mine has a range of about 1/2 a mile and I can climb a hill and glass a lot farther and a lot faster than this drone can. Plus I can see a lot more detail when glassing then by go pro video. Of course there are more expensive versions of drones that could be effective at scouting but those are not the same as the easy to use lower priced ones that most hobbyists are using. here is the a link to the video I made and posted previously https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsdKyGc81A8

optics4rent has been a longtime sponsor here and they have great products and service....you should have a great experience with them.

very nice! yeah, I have always preferred straight to angled scopes.

As many of you know my friend Jim White passed away a few months ago. He was the maker of the excellent Jim White tripod head and for a few months after his death there were no heads available because he hadn't assembled the last bunch before he died. However, I was recently asked by his wife to come buy out his inventory and so I have purchased the last tripod heads available. At the moment we don't know what will happen after this supply runs out. That still has to be worked out with Jonnette. Anyway, for the time being I have some heads in stock and available for purhase. I also restocked on the bino adapters that he makes and purchased some velbon heads as well. You can purchase these items in the store: http://store.coueswhitetail.com/

Cessna, I would call Cole and ask him. From what I know, javelina skulls have to be degreased and it can take much longer than a deer skull. Amanda

yes, I have extra full size plates, they are available in the online store as well.

Hope you guys have a great bday. Coueselk you still in the Congo? Ctafoya I am still loving that camper!

Excellent!

Great buck and excellent mount! Congratulations!

Good luck with your new adventures Christian!! Many of us in AZ will miss you!

excellent!

I was very moved by the fact that one of the Vietnam vets told me that this was the first thing anyone had ever done in appreciation of his service. How is that possible that a veteran can go decades without being appreciated? I was shocked to hear that, but of course we all know that our Vietnam veterans returned to a country that was not thankful for their service. What a shame. The vets were glad to see that has changed for our servicemen and women returning from more recent wars.

Here is a pic of everyone from the three CW.com tables...it was a fun group and they won lots of stuff at the banquet!

It's always fun to find sheds!