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See any YOTES?

Scottyboy I found the best is Google Earth and add the layers-lower left hand side- and then I got a E-Trex with a Mountain South flash card to scout my unit 27 archery bull hunt -then go scoutin- found a-lot and more to look for- the software on the E-Trex did not let me down.I have the Apache-Sitgreaves forest map to go along, but it is just a start. BTW I printed pix from google earth on National Geographic Adventure Paper-good stuff-good luck on ur hunts

I use the Nikon monarch 800 and it works great for me. If you liked the 440 then I would stick with Nikon.

Thanks for sharing

A lizard with a stick-age 4. Does that count. Felt like a big game animal to me and I have been chasin that lizard ever since.

Looks like he hit right where he aimed with those open sights. Thanks for sharing.

Thats what I am talking about Elkaholic

I agree with AZOnecam

Those bulls are looking in great shape. Makes me think real hard about how I am going to pack one of those beasts out. Worry about it later I guess.

Looks big enough for me.

I agree with you Casey. Looks like a fire on top of that deers head. Now I know why I don't see any monster deer out in them hills, they are hanging on Jim Reynolds wall.Me , the brother, and the nephew want to thank you Mr. Reynolds and your wife to opening the doors to your house and the most impressive collection of deer and artifacts we have ever seen. Love that stuff.

Bonus with the ducks

That chipmunk picture made my day. Thanks Amanda.

Me and the brother will be there. Just interested in looking at Mr. Reynolds collection, prolly around 3ish,can't wait.

The cat is nice, but the job he did on the base is exceptional.

Oh and wrapped in a clear plastic bag for water-proofing. Under the mesh of course.

With my panel glaring in the sun I wrapped some camo mesh around it. The sunlight still got through , but knocked the glare down.

Darn nice finds.That mulie with the kicker is really nice.

I agree with Audsley. That is a good looking gun. Use it.

Works good. Seen your mule deer "Sticks" in the new Trophy Hunter-cool.

Scary monsters-my palms are sweating

What I heard from a rep from one of the big companies is that to set up to IBO standards all bow manufactures shoot the bow at 70 pounds at 31 inch draw with a 350 grain arrow with no fletching. Thats how they can advertise the speeds. Anybody knows more or heard something different please chime in. So whatever bow you choose , set it up to the mentioned conditions and really see what f.p.s you can get. Wouldn't hunt without fletching myself.

Looks like some horns trying to poke out of some of those deer

I agree, but with Advantage Max One and keeping the sun to your back or even better sun in the animals eyes. Remember death from above.

I preferred Miss Arizona