Brooktrout26

good luck man

sweet buck. nice shot too

stay on it, good luck

cool buck!

very cool. Gotta love the gut pile too...not all field pics need to be staged like they do these days.

great choice!

cool story!

nice story, great work

i found a flare off a fighter jet they used for training in 36a. Kindof a clay type material wrapped in foil, about the size of a snickers bar. I buried it, honestly it sketched me out thinking some bozo would toss it into their camp fire to see what might happen.

probably wouldn't search higher of further North than the area near that Sedona turnoff off the 17

Seems like a success story, so thats good for everyone involved. Good work doing your recon while the hunter looked.

sweet buck and nice shot!

this is sweet. heavy!

great buck

that sucks

good stuff

well done dad and girls!

super interesting stuff

i have these and really like them

well done!

so hard to figure out. As advanced as ML and loads have become they are still somewhat primitive. I shot a coues 2 years ago and a bull last fall w/ the same load, 2 Triple 7 pellets and a 250 grain Barnes TEZ and both animals it took out the lungs but never exited. Shots were 40 and 75 yards. Both ran 20 yards and died. I would've assumed that load would blow through a whitetail but it didn't. In the future I will go 290 grains for elk. Nice bull, congrats.

I'll take it.

Decent muley population, the whitetails seem to be taking over however. You can find plenty of coues down low in muley country, not the same for muleys up high.

well done!

yep, what Outdoor Writer said. Also step off the I-19 anywhere South of Amado