azpackhorse

seen a sticker this morning while I was scouting, white chevy or GMC truck pulled right off a main road. looks like we were looking at some of the same country

as always well done Jim, congrats to all of you

great buck buddy!

congrats Larry, great read as well!

Those are some dandy bucks! Oregon, California?

Moose is dang good eat'n wicked awesome pants

Nice looking pencil art, does she paint as well? Dude looks like James Dean

listo para tomas cabezales eh

nice, I am not on there but I did come across a few cams while Elk hunting this last archery season (none by roads) I've been waiting to see if my photo turns up somewhere

Congratulations Courtney, that is a really cool buck!

I just had Cole at CMC Skullworks do the bull I shot in September and I highly recommend him to everyone, he did a great job and is a great guy to boot! Thanks Cole.

127#

Civet

Excellent write up Ron, congrats on a great bull.

I shot this bull on my 3rd day of hunting. The weather was a little warm where I was and the bulls were shutt'n down early in the am. I decided to try another spot up higher in the evening and cut them off between the bedding and feeding areas, it worked out well for me. I was just getting ready to start heading back towards my truck after 4 cows had passed by me at 40 yards when I heard a lone bugle and he was closing in fast. I didn't even have time to clear my rangefinder from my hip when this bull came running into my sight. I had ranged where the cows passed by and he was coming just a little further out, he had his nose to the ground like a big ol hound dog and grunt'n and groan'n. I knocked my arrow, said a little prayer and waited for him to pass into the last shooting lane I had. As his head and neck entered the lane I squeezed the release trigger and my arrow took off like a rocket. I didn't see the arrow but I heard the impact and the bull lunged forward as he took off like a locomotive breaking tree limbs on his way out. I quietly "mewed" to him and all went silent. I stood motionless trying to make sense of what just happened. Dusk was approaching fast so naturally I began texting my friends I was going to need some help as I was hunting alone. Now before I write this next part just let me say that normally i would have waited a little longer but due to the night coming at me in about 10 minutes and the high temperatures I decided to proceed and check for blood. I found a couple of drops but nothing significant, just as I was looking down all heck breaks loose again! He was bedded just 30 yards away and jumped up and ran not 30 yards, then he slowed to a walk and was definately wobbly. The bull disappeared over a small hill as I stood staring in amazement. I wavered on what I should do and decided that I just had to sneak over and take a look, much to my amazement the bull was laying another 30 yards away! He turned his head up and around to look at me and I about lost it but.............I gained enough composer to knock another arrow and plug that dude again. He jumped up and ran down to the bottom of the canyon and all fell silent again, then...............crash! By the time I got to him it was completely dark and I know for a fact that there are booger-men and monsters out there so I got right to gutting and skinning. As many of you know, a bull Elk can be difficult to manage by yourself..........unless you are strung out on adrenalin My buddy and his father showed up a little over an hour later and helped me finish him up. We then hoisted him up in the trees and came back the next morning to retrieve him. It was a great experience, too bad my average is once every 8 years to experience it. Thanks for reading.

dang nice bull! congrats

congrats on a great bull and to share it with your son is the best part!

another great buck Brian, well done!

I have been invited several times by a Tribal member but have declined because I am not sure of the legalities once you bring the animal off the reservation. Too many things that are not clear for me to risk it.

I hear the poo attractant trick works well for Jaguars also, just ask AZGF

Not sure if anyone watched the news last night but the . 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 2nd Infantry Division, was shown rolling out of Iraq and into Kuwait and I am extremely proud and glad to say that my son was one of the young men in the 4th SBCT 2nd ID that rolled across into Kuwait yesterday. I can't wait to see him in a few weeks. Thank to all of you who prayed for and supported our troops.

can you tell us more about them? like how old, what kind of shape? warranty card? and photos would be great! Thanks

where are you located?

I have sent a PM as well

The answer is very simple.....what would you want someone to do if it were your camera, seriously.