northAZarcher

Yeah, he stood out. Could see him at 1000 yard away without binos. After they skinned him out, they laid the hide down on the ground and it was near identical on both sides of his body!

Not until the age of 14 I believe? 10-13 need hunters ed for big game.

I've had it happen to me one time with a rifle. Told the seller I'd make the trip to pick it up. He told me he was headed part way to hunt and could meet somewhere in the middle. Plans changed a few times the next couple days then informed me that he decided to keep it for his kid. If you're not 100 percent sure of selling, don't post it. It wastes everyone's time and possibly messes up other potential deals.

Huge congrats! Very cool how it all worked out. So to be clear, the moral of the story is, if everyone has their fingernails painted like her, they to will have success!?

Oh snap!

Nothing like having those select few that you know will be headed toward you the minute you need the help. Or take the time out of their busy schedules to help you out for a weekend. And always great to return the favor! Congrats on a nice buck!

That's a heck of a year! Congrats to all!

This is the only type thing that I can think of that would work? Straps on theses are universal which I think would work. http://www.cabelas.com/product/cabela-s-zonz-trade-double-utv-gun-case/1838711.uts?destination=%2Fcategory%2FATV-UTV-Gun-Storage-Mounts%2F104194980.uts

I'm guessing by some of the responses, lots of you know the guy! Lol! His name is Jose, that's on food stamps and government insurance who can't speak English that pushes around a cart and doesn't belong here. Guess I need to go back and read the OP? Guess I need a little more to the story before I come to that conclusion?

Only way I see to bring attention is Caucasian protests.

The Donald would be proud of all of you with all this locker room talk!

One of the very few hunting shows I will watch. Not just about killing the biggest animal.

Drew my first tag for coues deer in 6A! Super excited. Have mulies, antelope, elk experience and now can't wait to chase the grey ghost! Been doing as much research as I can. It's in November. If anyone would like to offer some behavior information, I would appreciate it. Not looking for your spots. Just tendencies of coues. I know they are territorial. Wondering about watering, feeding, bedding habits. Thanks for any info you are willing to share!

Yeah, he was a mid 70's buck. Nothing huge. But wasn't trophy hunting. Just out to enjoy my time with my son. We were by new harpo tank. Must have been 5 dead cattle at that tank!

I was right on the intersection of 305 and 340, just NW of Red Butte. Big old water tank there, not far from the old air field. We were off the 347 road. Everywhere that we scouted before season must have been where almost everybody else did also. We took a nasty two track that was puddles of water most the way and found a buck that was away from everyone so it worked out for us opening morning.

Congrats on a nice lope! What road were you camped off of? I was up there also.

Just tried them for the first time with great results! 490 yards and the antelope dropped where it stood. I will continue to use as long as I can find them. Certain calibers and grains are on backorder everywhere I look.

A family member did and had hair in some of there steaks. I personally have never used them. Used both Caseys and coconino and had good results with both.

Thanks average Joe, that's the info I was looking for! Just trying to figure out where to position myself while glassing at that time of year. I'm normally a archery hunter so most of the time I'm at water or trying to cut them off! Little different strategy this time!

Thanks for all the info on spots. Wasn't looking for it, but honestly appreciate it. I have listened to Jay Scott's podcasts. That is what got me interested in hunting coues. I will get out this weekend and start my search. Good luck to everyone this year on your adventures.

So in your experience, if you bump a buck does he blow the county or is he still possible to relocate?

Thanks for the info. I do appreciate it. But I'm not looking for everyone's spots. I know what kind of work and time it takes to find these spots. And I am willing to put some boots on the ground and do the same. Just trying to figure out what coues tend to do in November. Do they tend to drink more in the mornings or night? Things like that. Tactics that you use to be successful in November. I have read a few things on here and listened to a few podcasts about coues. Just trying to soak up as much info about them as I can. Thanks

I'm in also. Daddy needs a new pair of glasses!

I bought a ticket, but didn't fill out any info. How are they going to get in contact if I got lucky?

Smoking deal! Someone better hop on this before I do!