Coues Sniper

Bohntr is the man. You could just do what everyone else does; drive your quad around all day with your bow on your lap.

Spot and stalk archery bobcat? I don't think there's many people out there that can claim that one man. Big time congrats!

If weight is a concern, the Outdoorsmans are nice. They're a bit noisy, and the light weight means it's not as stable. If weight isn't a concern, I like the old Bogens. Very steady, and bullet proof. Both brands have versions to glass standing up. I carry a Bogen most of the time, an outdoorsman if I am backpacking. If money isn't a concern, the Swaro tripod is a good balance of both worlds (weight and steady), but they are pricey.

So that would make the trailer $2,000???

^^^ This

That's awesome right there. Your son did a very professional job with the descriptions as well! Cool stuff

Enough . You sure aren't good about letting things go Devil. Sorry for my part on the hijack Flash. Now where's that ignore feature...

Cough, cough, stric 9, cough, cough, cough. Kidding longears, kidding. Neat pictures!

Great buck. Love those 3's. I'd say he's in the teens. Hope he's even bigger this year!

Haha, sounds like 6 one way, half a dozen the other to me No, I think we've officially beat this one to death.

Nope - not kidding at all. Sunscreen sweating into your eyes SUX! It's not fun, I'll give you that. But as a reason to stay out of the woods??? Come on. You must go nuts when you get your skirt caught in sticker bushes, or forget your princess themed band-aids for your boo boos.

Alot of your more serious guys prefer the early hunts. I think the above posts reflect that. IF you have the time to put in scouting - it is much easier to pattern/find/kill the buck you've scouted for. Rut hunts are more of a roll of the dice. More than once I've been frustrated and not able to find the buck I've patterned that would show up like clockwork during the early months. Flipside is sometimes a buck you never knew existed will show up chasing does. However, all that movement can be a problem too. I was with my cousin one year and we found a gorgeous 115ish buck chasing a doe HARD. Problem was, the buck was moving so much, the cousin never could keep up during his stalk and the buck ended up 2 canyons over and never being seen again. The 3 biggest bucks I've killed were all pre-rut. Sunscreen in your eyes. Have to be kidding me.

Thanks Bugler. Yeah, I could see how that would get a few people fired up. The dollar amount on 350 tags would be ernormous.

I would say much higher than that.

That guy either has giant hands or a tiny head Nice finds

He said the main reason was the fifths were a little week. He change his mind two days later but the elk had left the country. Hahaha! Weak 5ths?!?!? Did he see the 3rd on his right? Weak 5ths... my heII man. Changed my mind, that guy just needed his head examined!!

I couldn't pass that bull. But, I'm guessing your hunter has killed some nice bulls and was holding out for a giant? Am I close? Or just didn't like the look of that bull? Although it's hard to see anything not to like about that him. Hard to see his fronts well, what did you guys have him at? One thing I have learned is you have to shoot what you like and forget about score. I've passed a few animals that people gave me a hard time about too.

Mid 80's is my guess.

Just kiddin with ya elkhunter 63 3/8 is my guess

Yeah, because THAT'S what we need. You started this trashtalking nonsense, and now you're crying foul because a guy didn't go to the other shcool? Are you freaking serious? Should I not like an NFL team then because I wasn't on the team? Get a life Devil and move on.

Neat bull with promise. Like the way his left beam ends.

White Mountain Res

Sweet pics. Ocelot's are pretty cool. Taste a lot like lion.

GREAT bull. Very cool video, thanks for sharing!