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in my area they def have moved to lower elevations....

def get a leveling kit if you are going to do something.....like jim and younghunter said.......I was thinking about doing either one but decided not too...just because I did not want extra strain on my truck....I do want bigger tires...but in order to do that...i need to get a body lift or leveling kit.....but really what I have is fine...i have 31" tires and my truck already sits pretty high.. I would recommend that if you do not have to do anything then dont...but if your truck really needs or you just want it to look cool then thats your money to spend....just remember all that will throw your truck off.....but i know you can get it recalibrated..what truck you planning on modifying

sweet.....that is a big pig

nice!

sweet looking elk...gotta love em'

amazing...

sweet deal!

thats sad...i hate to see it

I will plan on making it out there

congrats on the baby...must be exciting

its great to see that success...congrats on a huge year...I love those desert mulies.... Ryan

I have hunted 23 alot too...I spend a lot of time in and around young....I have also seen some small coveys of mearns...If you think about it...it makes sense that there are some there....they generally inhabit elevations between 4000 and 6000 ft and they love the oaks and tall grasses....I have jumped them a couple of times down in some canyon bottoms and on steep hillsides....It makes sense to me that they have moved there recently....its where the food is...and it is perfect habitat for them. Ryan

gotta love them desert mulies...one of my favorites to hunt

that does not even look like a coues deer...looks like an eastern it's so big...sweet

i have not seen that much activity....i did get a shot at a little forkhorn mule deer, he was alone, and then two days later my uncle and I saw a huge 4x4 muley w/stickers and at least a 28" spread and he had 5 does with him. In the same area there was another nice 4x4 muley and he had no does, and then further up the hill in a saddle we jumped a decent 3x3 whitetail and he had no does with him....I have been seeing more bucks then does oddly enough

tagging your first big game animal with your bow at a young age is a great accomplishment...awesome job....im still waiting for my first archery kill....way to go man...he is showing some of us up

yes it was for sure muley country....unless the whitetail moved down to the area....anything is possible...but i have only seen muleys in that country

sweet

sweet looking buck...cool pic...I love seeing big mulies with their necks swolen

thats sweet...nothing better then hunting javalina with a bow...awesome job...coosefan.....christian man you had a solid year last year..looks like you are starting off strong this year...congrats on all of your success

thats a big ol' bear...thanx for sharing....when did you get that clip?

that area is really thick matty....u dont have to worry much about the late season rifle there was only 50 tags...my buddy had one tag....we didnt see anyone else...just one archery hunter....that catclaw is nasty stuff.but the whitetail love it...we have seen 30+ deer but all does and fawns....it was pretty sad...but had a good time...we were there on the 23rd...on the way out of a deep canyon at dark..it started sleeting and then we got heavy snow on the way out...it took awhile to get out of there...but having the snow that heavy was a good experience.

jus have to say it...those r some ugly kids....the one on the left has some nice chompers

cool pic...that interesting to c

just to let you know 6B and 8 are NOT open for the late season...just a heads up...look in the regs for open units