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My brother got his mount back!
WFGinNM replied to loco4coues's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
What an awesome job. To your brother and Clay, outstanding --Bill -
Thanks, of course I had the Bronco to haul them. It was a long time ago and I thought 8 gallons per mile was good. --Bill
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Im sure then everyone would get a chance to see them. At the G&F office!! Hey KnumbNut, You better check my post again, I never said I took them. "get someone from G&F" What a dweeb. kkay, I don't think anyone was slamming you. I read it as, couldn't you get someone from G&F to come out and verify that it was a legit situation and be able to release the heads to you? Breathe, --Bill
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SunDevil, Your killing me. --Bill
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Don't be sorry, looking forward to seeing some finished pictures. Very nice buck. --Bill
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ummmm, not to be a turd but looks like he left tissue in his nostrils and a pin in his lip. --Bill
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"i also have a FB account and it is neat but you will be surprised who comes out of the woodwork.." What might you be getting at Jason? --Bill
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From where I live, I consider it fortunate every chance get to be in Coues' country. You find a set of locked bucks..... WOW!! Were they easy to pull apart, and why? Just curious. I think a pair of locked Coues' locked in a European mount would be amazing. Just my opinion. --Bill
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Good deal Doug, it's good to see what made it through the winter. Also gives some incentive to find the antlers that were left on the ground. --Bill
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Braved the wind and rain Saturday to get out on Abiquiu, we were the only boat on the lake. It was a slow bite but we managed to boat 7 and kept 6. --Bill
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kkay, Come on.... Not the nicest thing to do with your first post. Where are the pics????? --Bill
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My friends in PA have Tenpoints. http://www.tenpointcrossbows.com/ I know nothing about them but they might be worth checking into. --Bill
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Bill, The rocker panels, bottom of the tailgate and floor pans are slightly rusted through, the passenger side door, and hood have dents. It does need body work. I wish all it needed was paint, I'd have it painted and ask a whole lot more. Being a carburated V8 I would say it gets around 10 - 12 mpg, not a highway cruiser. But one heck of a mountain crawler. --Bill
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Ok, I know I live in the 3rd world state of New Mexico. Are you trying to imply something??? I didn't know neighbors could "think" --Bill
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Clay, When did you have the time to go to Washington DC? The "bearmanpig" tipped me off.... switched parties. Used to be Manbearpig. :lol: --Bill
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Ok... I'll throw in the Badlands Hyper Hydro pack. You know you want it. --Bill
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That's why they make tracking collars with treeing switches. Just put it on the "whacker" and when your signal doubles..... punch your tag and start the potatoes. --Bill
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Seasonal Differences on Hunt Success
WFGinNM replied to Red Rabbit's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
Hmmm, I didn't get a card, and I totally believe in accurate reporting. Maybe being a Non-Resident I just wasn't sent one. When lion hunting here went to the quota system I know of quite a few guys that would stretch unit boundaries to keep their unit open longer --Bill -
Seasonal Differences on Hunt Success
WFGinNM replied to Red Rabbit's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
"Unfortunately, without mandatory harvest reporting, the numbers don't mean a whole lot." How does AZ figure these rates without a mandatory reporting system? Just curious. Maybe they figure fold not being honest in the first place? --Bill -
So you are the guy that outbid me... --Bill
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Vinny, It was good to meet you and Zach as well. I sure like to see kids enjoy themselves in the woods, it made my weekend watching his eyes light up when he heard the turkeys gobble and yelp. You and your family are welcome anytime. --Bill
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I used this pack once, still have the tags and bag and box it came in. I bought this pack to use for shed hunting and it's too small for my needs, I want to try the Ultra Day. $70.00 shipped. --Bill
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Thanks Amanda and scoutm. Doug, appreciate the pm thanks. I should be all set up soon. --Bill
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Has anyone ever mounted a Jim White Head on a Manfrotto 718B Tripod? I like the size and weight of the tripod but would like to get a Jim White Head. Thanks, --Bill