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I am sorry I should have posted this earlier... But the items are no longer for sale Thanks Ryan

nice job Cory....way to be a stud

I had never seen a bobcat before out in the wild. During the deer hunt we glassed up five different bobcats. This one gave me the best opportunity to shoot at. He was working down a rock face and I took the shot.

sweet buck...congrats

that is a really nice buck...congrats to both you and your buddy

Casey, He did have a lot of hide damage...in the pics I made sure not to show it....his other side was blown out pretty bad...I was shooting a .270. I did skin him out

My Friend Russel finally got his chance to take his first bull. It took him eight years to draw the tag. Our group was consisted of 3 guys: Russel, James and I. James has a very rare case of MS, only 40,000 people in the world are diagnosed with they type he has. It was a pleasure having him on the hunt. James is very passionate about archery hunting and has killed his fair share of animals. His days of hunting are numbered due to his MS. So this hunt was dedicated to James. Russel and James were up 5 days before the hunt and built on the scouting we had started 4 months prior to the hunt. The rut was weak and the bulls were hard to call in. We did manage to call in a few bulls some decent but not worthy of Russel's tag quite yet. We hunted hard every day and everything worked out on the evening of the fourth day. That afternoon James went out to an area that he wanted to look at while Russel and I went into an area that I was in the night before and saw two really good bulls. We waited it out the rest of the day and started walking back to my truck, then we heard a bull bugle of in the distance. Another bull answered back that was no more then 200 yards from us. Russel got setup 40 yards in front of me, while I stayed back and started to call. That bull bugled back every time I called. I called one last time and it did him in. He came in running and glunking. He then stopped and bugled 50 yards from Russel. he then cleared the thick brush and showed himself . I could not see his antlers only a small section of his body. Russel drew his bow back and held it for about 30 seconds, then he let his arrow fly. It nailed that bull hard and I started calling to get the bull to stop again. The bull had blood spraying out and staggered and stumbled 20 yards before hitting the ground. Russel and I met up and we were shocked at what just happened. So we backed out and went back to camp to meet James. When we told James what had happened, he smiled big and was the happiest man I have ever seen. We waited an hour and went back to the spot to find the bull. Russel was shooting the 2-Blade Rage. That broadhead really did its number on that bull. The entry and exit wounds were devastating. We found the arrow right away and then the bull. The joy in everyone's faces was priceless. Russel killed his first bull and was his first archery kill. We felt bad that James was not there to experience all the commotion that went down, but he was the happiest person alive at that moment he held the antlers of the bull. We got done packing him out after four hours work. Russel really deserved this bull and so did James. Hopefully James can get a couple more hunts in till his body really starts deteriorating. He cherishes every time he gets the chance to be outdoors since he knows his days are numbered.

Cody hunted opening weekend through Tuesday and had no luck. The rut was weak to say the least in some places. While the bulls were going crazy just across the street. The bulls where we were hunting were not talking very much, if at all on some days. It made for a very tough hunt. I decided to head up with Cody on Friday night and we were going to give it another go. Cody had some friends coming in really late on Saturday night to help. So we hunted some places closer to where we were going to meet his friends. We met up with his brother that night and discussed a game plan for the next day. His brother was all over the unit the past week and was not having much luck. So we headed in to an area where we knew there were a few bulls to hunt. Saturday morning was not very productive. We slept in and just took it easy that morning. Late morning rolled around and we walked around in area that his brother had an encounter with a good bull a week prior. It turned out to be a good choice. At 11:30am we heard our first bugle of the day. The bull was screaming. We got into his cows and some spikes, but it was just too thick. The bull was 40 yards from Cody raking a tree, but there was no shot opportunity. So we decided to back out of the area and hunt them in the evening. We then went back into town and rested up for the evening. That evening found us at the edge of a cut where the elk were bedding. We were just sitting and listening and we both started to doze off, then Cody smacks me and said the bull bugled. We heard him again and made a decision to slowly work towards him. The wind was perfect and we slowly made our way to the bull. We then stopped and listened to get the bull’s location again. We heard something walking right towards us; we could see it was a bull. He was coming right at us. Cody wanted to shoot a six point and this bull met the standards. We stood there watching the bull feed up to us. The bull was at 18 yards on the other side of a tree and a few bushes. Cody drew back and the bull walked out into the open. The bull was 12 yards away after he cleared the trees. Cody then shot and hit the bull hard. It was a perfect shot. The bull ran around us and died 70 yards above us. It is not the biggest bull in the world, but with an opportunity like that he could not pass it up.

Those main beams are wicked! Congrats on a great bull

Awesome bull! Way to go. Good to see that you got it done. Congrats!

I think I remember seeing your truck. Thanks for being a good sport. I hope your not done with the hunt yet. The way he was coming to the cow call it did not seem like he was pressured at all. He was hot! He died about one hundred yards from the truck. What a blessing that was.

Redman, What a stroke of luck that we were both hunting the same bull. What truck were you driving around up there?

Thanks for the replies. Good luck to the people who still have tags to fill

I know we are out of them at Sw. Depending on when you need it, just call Swaro up and they will send one to you....

Way to get it done ....congrats

stud buck for sure...congrats

I just bought this 3 weeks ago from a friend who used it for a photography class. She hardly used it because she bought another camera that was better. I paid $200 for it...will sell for $180 It is a Kodak Z812. 8.1MP and 12x zoom. I really like this camera but i need a smaller camera for what I plan on using it for http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jht..._requestid=1029 It did not come with a battery charger. That is inlcuded as well as three batteries Here is a couple pictures I took with it

wow a great great buck! congrats that buck is a whopper...

its fake...they said the DNA was from an opossum or something stupid like that

you got some solid high 80's to 90" bucks

Thanks for sharing the pics Amanda! TJ I could tell you were excited to go out and help them...Im sure you had a blast

It does have the 3D view also...It is a nifty little unit...and like SBD said it is very user friendly...it is very intuitive, everything is where you would think it would be on that unit.

it really is getting out of control....these thieves stealing stuff...I would hunt that buck opening day! who cares if someone else is there as long as you get there before them your good hopefully you have some backups

It has everything EXCEPT a full size SD slot... It has a micro SD card slot...

"I might just blow the big chunk of cash on the Garmin Colorado. It is a little different than the other Garmin's with it's wheel interface. But, the feature that would get me to pay the extra is that it takes a full size SD card and can be used as a picture viewer. That would be cool for checking game cameras. It also has a nice 1.53"Wx2.55"H, 240x400 pixel LCD screen. But, the price is high - $500+ for the 400t model (topo maps installed). $599 @ cabelas.com." check out there newest one the Oregon 400T...it is a touchscreen gps...It is very easy to use, but then again what garmin is not easy to use. The Oregon has everything the Colorado has. They are some cool little units