Coues Sniper

Hey-oh!!! That'd do!!

Not going to lie. If he shows up this August I am shooting him! I have been trying very hard to kill a bear for the last 4 or 5 years and have been unable to do so for one reason or another. I won't shoot a cub, but all other bears are fair game! Once I get my first one out of the way, then I will be picky and hold out for a big ol' bruin. Right on man. Don't let nobody tell you what to shoot or not shoot. You gotta shoot what you like!

Way cool color phase. Hopefully you can keep tabs on him for a few years and whack him!

Hey Brandon, who asked you. Way to poach off another guys thread. You won't be seeing any of my business.

"To The Top". Just to bring the thread to the top of the new posts pile.

Sounds like something that should be served at camp with hunters that book with Colburn and Scott Outfitters.

Pics

That's awesome. I LOVE big 3-points like that. My old man saw a buck a hunter killed in Mexico that went 198 2 years ago. Dam thing netted book as a 3x3. Still haven't forgiven him that he didn't take any pictures.

More info please. And pics. Insane sheds.

Haha! Ain't that the truth. Been on the wait list for a guide jacket since last year.

Sorry, just double checked, I only have 13 for deer

Jay, have you been able to get a sneak peek??? 5000 Vias on pre-order

Might want to list your unit choices also. I have 16 - and not sharing by the way - but if I were to share I would be VERY particular which unit we put in for. For both species.

Curious as to why people are poo pooing the pooper going to CO?

What I did was make a mud hole in my backyard, cover the antlers in mud like the pic shows. Let them dry for a day or two. They weren't dark enough so I covered them in mud 3 different times and let them dry each time. Brushed off the mud with a stiff brush. Wiped down the antlers with a cloth and then rubbed Old English lemon oil on them. They have different Old English oils but I decided to try this one instead of a darker oil. It is fairly simple but it was almost a week long process letting them dry several times. Good luck! Thanks for that. I killed a neat buck last year that the horns kind of got stripped of their color. Long story. I've been waivering on whether to try that WAM or just do it the old fashioned way. But this has given me a new option. Thanks again.

Sweet video, thanks for sharing. That little buck doesn't have any quit in him!

Doug, how does the warranty work on demo's? Nice deals by the way. Ever get any swaro tripods in?

Send Lark a PM. He's a huge fan of the 7mm-08. Has a whole stable full.

Mud? Never heard of using mud. I have a set that needs some color addd to it, could you explain your process? I like the result!

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Yeaaaaaaaaah Boyeeeeeee!

Coues Sniper: I use the Carlton Cat Paws. I prefer them over Bears Feet type stalkers, as they are lighter and much cooler on your feet in the early archery seasons. Here's a link to order them on-line: Cat Paws BOHNTR, Sorry, I just saw your response. Much appreciated. Although I used the Baers Feet, I knew there had to be a better option. Thanks for the help!

You never could have convinced me of this had I not seen it first hand. Weird, crazy stuff.

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BOHNTR, What cat paws do you use? I used to use the Baer's Feet, but they have been discontinued. Thanks!