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They sure are fun to spot and stalk. Congrats and good job.

Those look really good. I had Southwest Meat Processing process my last javelina and they mixed it with pork shoulder. I had chorizo and summer sausage made out of it. Turned out great. I was amazed.

If you haven't found any send me a PM. I haven't hunted them for a handful of years but we always saw them in the same place.

That is a great lion.

Great bucks and food.

Sorry to hear that. That really sucks.

Nice buck. I like the picture looking straight down. Looks very symmetrical.

Wow, that is awesome! Congrats

What rifle do you shoot and at what ranges? That is one thing that you may want to think about also. 300 yard shots are pretty average. And some guys and kids are shooting way past that. Sometimes the canyons don't let you get closer. That said I have shot coues deer at 25 and 85 yards here so it can be done. Unless you are wanting to hunt alone there are good chances you could team up with someone on here also. Makes for a little safer hunt and not quite as lonely. The guys on here tend to be a little more hard core than the average weekend warrior that draws a tag and hunts a couple days without ever stepping foot in the unit before the hunt and not seeing a deer during the hunt. Good luck

I also bought mine from Western Honda. I looked everywhere and they had the lowest prices I could find. And they had great service. I had horrible service at Ridenow just trying to get a quote. They acted like they didn't care at all about doing business with me.

I can remember my first BB gun. I wanted one so bad and my dad made me wait until the very last present to open it. I had given up hope and was pretty much devastated. Lots of tweety birds died from it. But even better was when I got a pistol BB gun a couple years later. It had a holster and everything. I practiced my quick draws all the time. I remember shooting my little brother in the forehead with it.

Great ride. I bought one this spring and love it. My buddy has a General and we had both running during the late bull hunt in all the mud. Everyone that rode in both said mine rode just as smooth and was quieter. What suspension does it have? I want to upgrade mine to the Fox shocks.

Congrats on a great buck. This has been a legendary year for the family. What is Draysen going to do with the cape? I need one and would be willing to buy it if he is willing to sell it.

Congrats on a great bull. I had the same hunt. I heard of some nice bulls being taken but for the most part it was tough because of the roads. And I don't think we saw a mature bull that wasn't broke up. Some of them missing entire main beams. We weren't able to get into our "A" spot until Tuesday because of the high stream flows. We ended up taking a couple bulls late in the hunt to fill the freezers.

Hopefully everything heals up fine. My daughter broke all the bones across the top of her foot when she was about 3. Everything healed up fine except for the growth plate in one of her toes. She now has a short 4th toe. And my buddy broke his leg when he was a kid and it is about an inch shorter than the other one now. He has to wear inserts to level it out.

I bought a 2018 Honda Pioneer about 6 months ago and couldn't be happier. I just got back from hunting and it did amazing in the snow and mud. One of my buddies had a General there and everyone said that mine was quieter, smoother with stock shocks and didn't fling the mud all over like the General did. I plan on adding some Fox shocks make the ride better this winter.

We had a couple unit 23 bull tags this year. I scouted about 5 times and had a pretty good plan going into the hunt. Little did I know or even think of what would happen if we got over an inch of rain over Thursday night and about 6" of snow opening day that we wouldn't be able to cross the creek for 5 days. And then everything melted within a couple days turning every road into sticky mud. Kind of made for a tough hunt. We finally settled for a couple meat bulls on the second to last day but it definitely didn't turn out how I had envisioned it.

Thanks for the pic. I think I threw up a little. That little kid in the middle is happy as a pig in mud.

That is a sweet setup.

The other day Young was supposed to get 1" of rain Thursday and 5-8" of snow on Friday. Now it is down to .3" of rain Thursday and 3-6" of snow Friday. If we had another week before the hunt it might be sunny skies the way it is going.

5-8" are forecasted in my unit for Friday. I have been waiting for Friday for at least 8 years now. Starting to get giddy.

I am not surprised in the least bit. Congrats on a buck of a lifetime. It looks like it is absolutely beautiful of there right now. I have been getting pictures from Greg up there on his hunt. Said he saw 25 bucks so far and at least 5 over 190.

I agree with thegunsmith2506. That second to last bull is crazy. Looks like a bunch of fun right there. Congrats to everyone.

I would say that this weather has definitely made it harder on the late archery guys. If they didn't get it done already it will be hard now. I have the late rifle hunt and forecast is calling for 3" of snow on Friday the opener in my unit.

The Honda Pioneer 1000 is 4X136. I have one also and will be changing once I wear these tires out. What did you end up going with and how do you like them? I think I am going to go to a 15" wheel and run the same tire on the front and back.