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Congratulations and 22S is an awesome unit if you know it. It has some really big bulls but ya got to hunt hard to get to'em. That's a nice bull for any unit. Thanks for sharing. TJ

Finally I got it right! 135" exact on the money. TJ

It's not the kind but the amount that counts. Lots of cold beer! Amanda, Peg wants to know if Paul will be moving in as well. Not quite sure we could afford to feed him. TJ

Good luck to both of your boys on their turkey hunts. Keep us posted and take lots of pictures. TJ

It's nice seeing the family all together on your turkey hunt. That's a good looking bird and are all those kids yours? Great looking family by the way. You better start banking your money. It's going to cost you a bundle for permits in a few years but look at how much fun it's going to be. It won't be long and you will never have to carry another harvested animal with that crew. Thanks for sharing. TJ

Tony.....the brain is already scrambled but I do manage to read between the lines and figure out bits and pieces. Amanda......I never ever thought I could get any smarter than I already is but cwt has elevated me higher than I ever thought possible. Non-Typical Solutions.......Ag classes? Just when I thought I had it all together . TJ TJ is always learning new stuff. just a couple months ago he learned that narrow road + big mesquite tree = remodeled truck door. \"/ SunDevil.....yes, I'm still learning new stuff so let me share the proof that narrow road + big mesquite does = ouch! but it was worth the price of mentoring two beautiful women on their ham hunt. TJ

Good luck on your hunt Bill. TJ

God bless the young lady for bringing your son into this world. Not knowing exactly the situation but it sounds like you and Shahla have been blessed with a son through one of God's miracles. I just love the name Eli Cooper. It has a special sound like maybe the next great hunter. Thanks for introducing Eli Cooper and congratulations to your wife and you. I just love these young cwt members. TJ

Great story and congratulations on your beautiful bird. You shouldn't be hunting alone so I'll just have to tag along next year to keep you company. lol I'm heading out in the morning to retrieve a couple tree stands that have been snowed in, over the winter, if they are still there and do a little turkey scouting the next couple of days. You got me all excited now and can't wait to hear some gobblers. Thanks for sharing your hunt with us. It made me feel like I was sitting there watching it all unfold. TJ

Tony.....the brain is already scrambled but I do manage to read between the lines and figure out bits and pieces. Amanda......I never ever thought I could get any smarter than I already is but cwt has elevated me higher than I ever thought possible. Non-Typical Solutions.......Ag classes? Just when I thought I had it all together . TJ

I can't imagine what it would be I need. I've got so much that I don't use now and my wish list is always got something new that I really don't need. I guess it would be a few more trail cameras if I had to answer the question. Oh yea, I would like to have a new side x side in any make or model.

There is not one better than the next. It all depends on who is using it. I made one out of pvc and called in many but I will say the newer ones on the markert are much more forgiving and do a great job. You just got to try them out and figure it out for yourself. Most newer ones due a great job and work. TJ

If you K Brothers hunt like you fish then them turkeys haven't a chance. Thank God you boys can only take one a piece. TJ

Nothing like getting the family involved. Great pictures and thanks for sharing. Nice find by your boy. TJ

The term "ungulate" has nothing to do with the digestive system but merely indicates the presence of hooves. Thus all of the African antelope, pigs and horses are included. Perhaps you're thinking of the term "ruminant," which describes the critters with a 4-section tummy. All ungulates have hooves but all ungulates are not ruminants. TJ

I'll be in the middle of a turkey hunt or I would. TJ

308nut.....that is great advise. I've been preaching that for many of years now. Not just for jevelina, which is very credical, but with every animal and bird. Take the time to treat all your game meat the same and you will have the best. I will agree a very young animal is alot tender as with most game birds but it's really hard to tell the difference when properly field dressed and prepared right. Those who normally complain about how tough and strong tasting a particular piece of meat is, not always, usually was caused during the skinning and cooling down proccess. Know before hand exactly what you are going to do with that downed animal and you will be treated to some darn good eating. TJ

Check out Amanda's store here on the site. She sales a bino chest pack from Alaska Creations that I actually bought for my 15's. Best protection & investment I've made for them. A must have for in the field or riding a quad. TJ

Bill, your right. It's hard to pick from so many hunts of a lifetime. The younger guys don't have the problem we have yet. I could not possibly pick one that stands out among the rest. They all were great hunts for me. Maybe my Dad's last deer kill at age 80 since it might be his last. Here is a picture of his deer. I shot a lion from the same blind the very next day. 80 yrs old.

WOW! I have never shot a bobcat ever. I've seen a few out hunting but never got the chance to close the deal. You definitely know your stuff. Thanks for sharing. TJ

Great looking dogs. Where were these pictures taken from? Thanks for sharing. TJ

Amanda, I'm happy for Paul's new employment in southern Colorado. Our congratulations landing the "Head of Operations" at the new opening of the Arboretum of the Southwest. He will be good at his new position. I hear you both will be moving by the 1st of June for the grand opening in July. I'm sure your furnished house, that goes along with his position of Head of Operations, will be very nice. Not sure I would want to live where I work but I know how much he worked to land this. It's a sad day for us in the coues country to loose you and please say cwt.com won't go away. I wish you both the best and I hope the rumor you changing the web site to a more nature like atmosphere is not true. TJ

Actually, Lark put me up to it. APRIL FOOLS!

Thanks guys, I've been very busy with work and all but once ya get into building arrows and bows its No limit what you can do. Its amazing that all you need is all around you, If you know what to look for. Shooting Traditional/Primitive archery is just FUN. No sights, no fumbling with equip. and No excuses. You miss, it was you! Later fellas, I gotta try an stick a Gobbler. Hick Stick has 1 notch now..... I think it needs another. Good luck on your turkey hunt. Once again, like everyone else has already said, your craftsmanship is amazing. TJ

You K brothers know how to get it done. Yes, I was at the salt end the whole time and finally figured out why there are no fish there. You brothers have caught them all out of that end of the lake. My wife just asked if you would tie some up for us? Great picture of Tyler's fish and thanks for sharing with us. Good luck on your turkey hunt. Keep us posted when your next video comes out. TJ