youngbuck

The ones that the site sell are top notnh. I supplement my good cams with inenexpensive low MP cams. I like wildview; easy to use, hard to mess up. The pics ares as much fun too look at or show buddies but you can tell if hes a "no brainer"

nothin for me, gonna have to do it the hard way w/ stick and string. I sure hope my boys are back in town, i just set my cams so we will see.

Aybody been pinched for this? PM me if you have just curious how it played out.

I hope what goes around comes around and you are rewarded for your troubles with a stomper

Well I hope you guys cheer for me when they call my name for the Coues deer Commissioner’s tag

As always, fanastic pics RR.

I usually mess with trail cams and bear scoutin untill a bit before archery deer season. I generaly go pickin blackberries a bit before archery and after the opening weekend. They have always beeen perfect. Im just chapped about my apples. The place I go hasn't had any in a few years.

Nice finds Bill! That front matched set has some awesome fronts.

Ive seen it, but more with elk than deer. I have trail pics of elk but not deer. Ive seen many momma elk keep their young'ins in check with a front hoof. Usually it is short lived. Ive never seen a fight last more than 20-30 seconds.

Im in for one when they are done

The first buck is amazing in profile, I would love to streach a tape on him. Killer g-3's! Im gonna say the first buck is pretty close to 107, hes a little narrow(for around 110) and short brows, but a neat buck for sure. Some one once used the term "no brainer" yeah thats him. Buck no 2, kinda depends on the time of photo, He is still in velvet and looks to be done growning to me, or real close. Ill say 109 on him, but i think im shorting him. Hes got long mains, good brows, no short tines, mass is fine, good spread. Send me a pm. I'll keep my mouth shut I just wanna know already!

Well if something is gonna be in the works I suggest a shirt just like the new hat; chocolate brown with Bill Q's coues logo in white, or maybe tan. Somethin kinda like the real simple Duck Unlimited T.

I wanna know too, Ive seen some interesting stuff about doing it "the old way"

The VX3AO (adjustable objective) has it on the lense i believe. the mark4 is a side parlax adjustment. 12x and below scope arent too bad and most dont have an adjustable objective lense. THe 14s is about where they start. I have a 4.5-14 w/out any paralax adjustment and it is fine. I need it on my 18 and higher scopes. If you are going to shoot a log ways w/ 14x, Id look for one w/ some sort of paralax adjustment. Kenton is a good company who make a good product. Call them, they are extremely helpfull and imformative. The MOA system is different that "ranging and shooting" but is very usefull. VERY usefull for wind drift or if you shoot a lot of different loads from one gun. Down side to the MOA calculations, you need to calculate them, well your phone or something will. Last I was looking @ kenton, turrents were around 80$ i think. Still 100$ isnt bad if you have to change loads. BTW everyone that I know who has been using the kenton turrents has had great sucess with them.

Thanks David, So far the Zen Rays look pretty good. One of these days Ill get some time to set them up against some Zeiss Classics 10x40, Nikon monarchs10x42, Leica Geovids 10x42 and some Vortex razor 10x50s. I may be able to get my hand on some swaro ELs in a 10x42 and 10x50 and maybe a pair of the Cabela Euros if I time it right with some buddies. I can have a 10x shootout

There has to be more than what they say. Ive seen one in 27, without a collar a few years ago. I also saw the biggest, darkest coyote varmint callin in heavy snow near young. I still think it was a wolf but thats an awfully long ways from where "they are". There was a couple 3 feet of snow and a ways from any houses, near the air strip. I see where man has taken the place of the wolf as far as regulating numbers of "prey animals"; elk deer ect. We can be more precise in what, when, where, and how many we are taking. I do see a reason for wolves to exhist, just not here and now. In the middle of Alaska where man doesnt play a large role in regulating animal desities, sure.

The big ones find a way to come in when you aren't there. Stay all day long if you can.

Ive got a buddy who is a GIS major and he can do some pretty neat things with maps like CP said

Mine might be a bit big, 06 YZ250F, Im gonna try and sell it this summer to buy a ranger.

PM sent

400yd crosshair, aim 3 inches right of the "back of the leg line". 5mph is puhshin my bullet 4" @ 400. I'd wait for a calm spell with no gusts if I could

Rem700 chambered in 300RUM shooting 180AB VanHorn Break, Timney trigger, 6-18x50 swaro TDS Talley one piece rings, Haris bipod and some stock work

My dad has an old reed bugle that sounds like a sissy bull, it can work real well. The blue tipped primos bugles work well if you dont like diaphrams. The sonic dome diaphrams are easier to make sound pretty good, all the time. I haul a bunch of reeds and a grunt tube. Try stuff out the week before to see what works, most guys over call and run their bull off.

Ive heard stories... Where is his house? The Valley, Tucson, hopefully not far far away?

Lookin for a 870 stock and forend for 12g. Wood, synthetic, beat up, ugly it doesnt matter. I want to try a camo job on a junker too see how it will hold up to being beat up.