azpackhorse

Seen a Ford Ranger on I-10 around 4:45pm last night exiting at Orange Grove, big CWT.com sticker on the back window. I think I may have recognized this young man from photos on here but not sure.

I thought it was you, I was in a white Dakota,passed by just as you were exiting. Going to SW?

oh......................................I see it now..............aint never been much on read'n

Nice pics deerslam, are those Tule elk?

I was out today down in 36b and found Casey a buck, it still has a little growing to do Casey!

Nice! And great quality cam pics!

It was weird Al Yankovic!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations Scotty! That is awesome, that northern country is a perfect place for people who love the outdoors. Best of luck to you and your family.

I would be interested in a device that allowed me to track it and just leave the law out of it...........................

Doug, I was in Sportsmans Warehouse this weekend and they had them for that price.

This one is sold, my buddy bought it.

EXACTLY!

I know a guy who uses them, I have looked through his and was not too impressed with the clarity, besides they are gigantic!!!!!!!

I think that at lower KE you are more susceptible to glancing or deflection with an expandable then with a fixed blade, fixed blades are more rigid and are less likely to give on glancing or angled impacts, particularly bones. I shoot both, fixed for elk (which I don't have to worry about too much) and I like shooting expandables for Javies and deer and whatever else. I've heard good things about the Stinger broadheads.

Actually I used the "A" word......................oh well, guess I will just have to place it around a spring or well used trail then

Hey all, I am going to be placing my first trail-cam ever this weekend and was wondering if anyone has any particular attractants that they have found to work better than others?? Is this considered e-scouting?

I don't plan on hunting over it, just trying to get some trailcam pics. I've seen a couple good bucks in the area and want to get them on my camera. It is down south a few miles from the border so I want to steer clear of the water holes cuz they get visited quite a bit from our soon to be new citizens I've seen one REALLY good buck use a brushy north slope to bed in and want to place my camera in there, just thought that I would add a little something to entice him.

Here is one I took in South Dakota last year.

you buying me a shirt Casey? cuz I know that XXL aint gonna fit you

very nice buck! I assume that you and hunt4horns are buddies http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/in...?showtopic=6523

done. Thanks Amanda

You guys have inspired me, I have access to a laser engraver and on my trailcam lock box I am going to engrave, in both english and spanish, "BOX WILL EXPLODE IF TAMPERED WITH"

After seeing all the excellent trailcam photos you guys have been posting I decided to finally get one. Also after hearing about camera thieves I also decided to try and secure my camera a little. Does anyone else build security boxes for thier cameras? Here are some photos of it, I still have to camo it. It's made out of 16ga stainless steel and all welded, my camera is the Moultrie 4.0.

If it weren't on a Monday I would consider helping, they would have to promise to wave the entry fee and fee for pulling off the road though.

got mine in the mail today as well, hey Tommy I'll trade you a nice Arizona Coues buck for a legal NM mulie buck