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I've seen some whitetails WAY down low and WAY out in flats this year. I'm guessing one, its partly whitetails continuing to expand their range and second the rut making the bucks range wide and pushing does around.

I'm glad you got your stuff back. Like Mikep35 said 99 percent of the time you never get your stuff back. Years ago my parents house was brocken into and all our guns were stolen. I think it was over two years later my brothers rife shows up at a pawn shop. The cops asked that we BUY it back at a discount price just so the pawn shop owner doesn't lose out. A load of crap if you ask me. Mike

I don't know but would like to. Amanda..... could you fill us in?

Heres one of my pup "Ginger". To me she embodies the true sprit of the hunt. Around the house she is a lazy little sissy but when the shotguns come out she a completly different dog. The fact that she's a "mut" is an example how the "common man" has no disadvantage to the rich man with all his fancy equipment when it comes to hunting. Its all about your heart and drive. I Love this dog.

I just went out this afternoon to try to find the monster mulie I've seen but instead I saw 4 whitetails, one nice buck, probable in the 90's range, WAY WAY WAY down in the flats. I couldn't believe my eyes how far they were in the flats. I wouldn't have believed it if I didn't see them for myself. But hey... I'm not complaining at least I saw a buck.

Man that thing took a beating! I think I might buy a jeep for my wifes next car and I'll take it out on the weekends to "Test its 4X4".

Sorry, i didn't get any close-ups of the scallies. My shorthair, Dewey, will be 3 in a few months. It sure took him a little while to catch on and last few years haven't been the best for quail so I couldn't get him into many birds. But hes finnaly getting it and thats all that matters. We should hook-up some time to chase some quail, maybe next year during my Winter brack from school. I have some friends that come down from Utah each year for about 3 days about that time and we usualy have a total of 12 dogs between all of us. It can be quit crazy. Of course we don't hunt them all the same time. Mike

My dad hasn't been out but a few days all year so we went over near Wilcox for some quail. I'd been to this area earlier in the year and knew we would see plent of birds. After about 5 hours we ended up with 15 birds, 12 scallies and 3 gambles. I felt bad but I shot about 10 of those. I LOVE those scallies and so does one of my dogs. She just rips-it-up when shes on scallies. My shorthair continues to improve which I am VERY happy about. It just clicked all the sudden for him a few trips ago and he continues to do better each and ever time hes out. We did find a couple of mulie sheds but nothing worth showing. I also saw a herd of animals which I couldn't tell what they were, to far out. My dad said they looked like mulies but they didn't run like deer to me. My dog goes on point and we end up getting a little closer to them, 200 yards+, and I was able to make out the colors of antelope. I had no idea antelope were in that area so when I got home I looked it up sure enough they have tags in the area. news to me. Had a good time and I hope you enjoy these few pics. Mike

Awesome!! Jim, you are going to have to write a book that is a collection of some of your most unusual sightings like this one and the sharing-your-water-bottle-with-an-elk story. hehehe Amanda Thats an idea! Maybe there should be a CWT.com compolation of stories. I know that would be pretty difficult though. I'd love to hear about the sharing-your-water-bottle-with-an-elk story. Mike

I was just thinking how big those ears looked on your coues Casey, or is it just me? That bobcat has a realy gray coat to. The one I shot this time of year here in AZ was a lot more brown... of course it was a young cat. Great job to you all and it looks like you had boat loads of fun!

Poor things. But thats just how nature is I guess.

Happens all the time. This year was the first year I've seen a javi while hunitng them and was lucky enough to take one. Seasons past I would spot them the day before the season to never see them again, would see plenty of deer that I was to inexperienced to shoot. I always see BIG deer out bird hunting and I've thought to cary my bow in the truck but I learned its useless to do so, pluse I hate to cary my bow in the back of the truck just to get rattled around and stepped on be my dogs. Just make a mental note of what you saw were.

thats what I was going to say

I never grew up using hand guns in fact I've never even shot one before but I'm looking at getting one mostly to wear when I'm archery hunting or when I'm just hiking the hills looking for sheds. I'de like one that is light enough but has enough knock down power to put down a lion. I'm thinking I'de like a revolver. Any pointers for what I should look for? What are you guys thoughts on .38 44 and .357? Mike

No kidding. I've seen those bucks chase does and run off bucks for all but 1.5 hours in one day without even stopping to eat. Pure guys

WOW what a trophy that guy is! I don't think I could deal with the pressure filling a tag that took 26 years to draw.

How could such a large animal find shade in country like that? I probably wouldn't have even thought about looking in an area like that.

Great Job! Archery hunters are truely kicking but this year. Remeber everone that archery deer kills have to be reported.

WOW

I herd only some units. I talked with a Game and Fish guy about it and he said it will probably be a while before, if at all, southern units go to an archery draw. Mike

O' My. That is one heck of a awesome Coues. Congrats to the hunter.

After spending half the day looking fo coues, I did see a few WAY down low, and have a quail hunting tromp through the area I decided I would look for a mule at a new location. After reaching my glassing spot I set up my tripod put on my binos looked right through them and there stood a doe. I ended up spotting 5 does and I thought this time of year the bucks wont be far. I spotted what I think was a small 4x4 which I was about to go after then this guy steps out. What a treat he was. Hes one of the bigest if not the bigest I've seen. Sorry its a little blury it was a long way out there and I took it through my spotting scope. I think I might have to try to find him again tomarrow. Enjoy, Mike

Saw him agian today as well as another big 4x4. Just coundn't get in on them. Mike

Thats a heck of a nice buck. I know quit a few people, including my own family, that had a hard time finding bucks in that unit this year.

I have Verizon and I get pretty good coverage in the southern part of the state. I haven't been all around the northern half much but those times I have I've had coverage. Mike