SilentButDeadly

Monsterous!

See, I told ya good things would come!! Smokin buck! Congratulations on a huge taxidermy bill!

What TEASE! 'Can't figure out how to load pics! Bah! 445!!!! Schnikies!!! :blink:

Awesome, I'm green!

Atta boy Keith! I knew you had it in you! T

Cedro?? http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/in...31&hl=wards

Zoinks! Super jealous!!!

Broadheads are sharp! careful picking them up! Try not to cut yourselves boys!

There are more (and bigger) bucks out there somewhere, and now you've got some positive karma on your side...

Think: Corn Nuts

No BBD

I saw that picture posted on MM a few days back, I thought it was a Coues and was surprised that it was over there first. T

I just watched this movie trailer from the guys who made Napoleon Dynamite, I about fell out of my chair. Gentlemen Broncos T

On my first hand-me-down bow the pin through the top cam broke down, the cam slipped off as I shot and the arrow broke as it passed the riser. I was SUPER lucky not to be stabbed by the arrow, or have the cam whip down through my body.

Definitely need to let him grow, just imagine the right side base one day as big as the non-typ side... and the non-typ side lookin like an elk horn!

I still throw up in my mouth a little bit just thinking about it. :ph34r:

I saw this guy on a muzzleloader hunt a few years ago, he was wearing head to toe yellow buckskin, and had a black and white skunk hat... He was hunting 'Oregon Trail' style, walking around watching for something to jump out in front of him. Sadly, having glassed for miles around him, I knew there were no elk to be found that night.

So I went to check on my beautiful almost new trail cam today after 3 weeks of pre-season picture sessions with the giant deer in my sweetest spot... It wasn't there. So somebody stole it, big surprise - it was strapped to a rotted out mesquite stick, next to a waterhole. Here are the thoughts I had as I walked out across the nastiest cactus jungle-like desert scrub in the southwest: 1.) Why don't trail cameras have a digital pin, passcode, or password on them when you turn them on? It would be easy to program, unique or personalized to each camera. It would make the camera inoperable to the thief who takes it! So they stole your camera, but guess what? It is now officially worthless to them, no value for photo taking or resale. I would guess a major reason for taking a camera is that the person values it as a camera for themselves. If you remove the value of the item as a camera it becomes more of a 'I peed in your oatmeal' sort of thing than a 'hey I just got a $200 camera for free!' thing. 2.) Maybe a camera CPU doesn't have any memory after the battery wears out , why not encrypt the photos so that they only open in the camera maker's software package + password provided? Then the camera would still be worthless to the theives? Anyway, don't worry about me, I put a hippy-liberal hunter curse on the camera (all the thief's sons will grow up and move to San Fransisco's Castro District, and all of his daughters will look and act like Jeanine Garafalo, except with fouler mouths). T

the kid is good, but I don't see any elk hanging on their wall in the house...

I totally thought of that yesterday while I was walking back.... permanent bright blue paint, I've got an old cam that the flash is busted, was thinking of taking the shell and inserting a loaded paint canister without a timer...

Shirt off is the only way.

I've decided not to buy another camera unless it has a digital passcode on it -- as everyone on here can attest, if a thief wants a camera he will take it. What I want is for that camera to serve no other master but me, and for that thief to never see the photos on it.

More pictures of trophy room please, That cat is making that room a one-in-a-million sort of place, well the double main beam buck, and the ridiculous elk sheds also help I guess. Meeaawesome! T

+1 Careful, they might git ya for calling um out on their secret 'quality improvement' program

Gaggers! Split G2s!!! awesome!