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Thanks for sharing the pictures and stories. Congrats. to all the hunters and the kids with their squirrels. Awresomw coues deer for sure. TJ

Congratulations Justin on a fine muley. Great pictures! TJ

That is just awesomw Scott. I can see you really put in alot of time with this one and your hard work paid off. Great story and a buck of a lifetime for sure. Congratulations! TJ

That is a great buck and friends like Josh are a blessing when one like that goes down. Congrats! TJ

I'm going with BIG! TJ

Awesome shot and great story Kohl. Keep it up young man! Congtrats! TJ

Way to go Dad. That's a great coues buck and nice looking country as well. Thanks for sharing. tj

Congrats on a fine looking muley. TJ

Helping out friend and family hunting is as much fun, if not more, than hunting yourself. Comgrats! TJ

Thanks Amanda and yes there is a second set of legs but I didn't want to mention it. Just wanted to see if someone would notice. Good eye! TJ

Congratulations girlfriend! I hope you are hooked on this hunting stuff. Great story and pics. Thanks for sharing. TJ

Congratulations Mason Jr. Now go get that first deer and post it for all of us to see. Nice shooting. TJ

Now you're talking! TJ

Good luck on your dogs and thanks for sharing the pictures. I think my next dog will be a lab but these GSP are tempting. TJ

I'ld say Willie and Adele did a fine job of making our newest CWT member and a congratulations to you Grandpa. That is one awesome picture. I bet Max is dreaming of coues deer jumping over a fence. Sweet dreams my little one. TJ

Hope this day brings you all the joy and happiness you deserve. I saw Eddy at gfd and he told me you were in New Hampshere and I hope your visit and return trip home is a safe one. One other thing, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! TJ

Brian, thak you for taking the time to post on here and clearing some things up. I, and I'm sure many other members here, appreciate you answering some questions. Thanks again my friend. TJ

For the money you can't go wrong with Ameristep blinds. I will say they are harder to put up than a double bull but easier on the pocket book. If you can aford a double bull blind you will not regret the purchase. I have one of the older models and just love it. The newer 360 matrix are nice but to many things to go wrong than the older version. Just to many moving parts to fuss with. The rods have a tendency to break if not put up properly. I can pull mine out of the bag and have it set-up in 15 seconds and hardly any noise. I've been very successful hunting out of mine. Good luck on your choice. TJ

Gino..... I have done many hogs over the years. The one's I've did with the skin on I already had the meat place clean it for me. The skin holds in all the juices and they look great at a party when you lay them out for eat'en. If you aren't trying to impress your quest then I suggest you skin it and cut it in quarters and wrap it in heavy tin foil. Several layers works the best. Soak burlap bags in water and place the tin foil meat in them just before lowering in the ground. Wrapping bayling wire around them helps pulling them out after you dig them up. I've buried them in sand, dirt, rock lined pits, and brick lined pits. They all turned out excellent. I've tried many different recipes but you can't go wrong with gloves of garlic inserted in the meat with a generous amount of italian salad dressing. I burn my pit full of wood for at least 6 hours to bank a good pile of coals and then let the wood burn down. Depending how much beer you want to drink and when you decide to finally bury it doesn't matter as long as you remember to do so. Throw in a grate on top of the coals, lower your meat and then cover your pit with a cover such as plywood, steel plate or just dirt. I prefer a steel plate over my pit and then cover it with dirt. Several inches will do. Spray water on the dirt and look for any smoke rising from holes. If so more dirt. 12 hours is the rule and anything longer is alright. I've never burnt one yet. Goog luck and good eating. ps.....It's always good to throw in a turkey or ham covered with honey. When's the party? TJ

Welcome to the site. Now where are those trail cam pics? TJ

Wow, thanks for sharing. Very nice cat. TJ

Been waiting to get home from work tonight so I could reply to your post. You Mullin's are amazing. You have helped take some huge bulls and I'm sure your clients are some happy hunters. The pictures are great as always and your stories are right there with them. I'm sure I'm not the only one on here who just can't wait to hear how your hunting has gone and glad you are finally back to update us on your success. Thanks Jim and glad you had anothert banner year. Good luck with your remaining clients and please keep us posted. TJ

Jeff, I'm so happy for Roy and I know he had the best guide available. Good job on getting him in on his first kill. I hope he is going to be alright. Make sure you tell him I'm pulling for him to get better and keep me informed on his elk hunt. Good luck and thanks for sharing the story. Can't wait to see pictures. TJ

Let's remember that several of the forum members are kids! Mark +1 Thanks Mark! TJ

Congratulations Brock on a really nice buck. Ask Santa to bring you some socks for x-mas. TJ