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He Regresado de Mexico!
cramerhunts replied to firstcoueswas80's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
Ok I'll be patient now and wait for Jim. Sounds like a unique deer for sure! Can't wait to see the pics. Thanks. Phil -
Jamaro and crazyaboutcoues Mexico hunt
cramerhunts replied to crazyaboutcoues's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Mexico
Congrats to you guys! I can't wait to see the pics and hear the stories. Phil -
My 2008 Coues Deer Just a Pic
cramerhunts replied to jamaro's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in New Mexico
Beautiful archery coues! Congrats on a fine buck. Phil -
He Regresado de Mexico!
cramerhunts replied to firstcoueswas80's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
Sounds like a great time Casey! You keep saying "little buck" but the only score I've heard you mention is a 90" from Gary. Come on man you're killing me....how about some more details? Also did Jim and/or Pops do any good? Phil -
Sweet pictures Lance on what sounds like a great time had by all! Awesome finds and congrats to all of the sucessful hunters. Phil
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Dang nice bucks Keven. Congrats to you on what sounds like a great trip. It looks like some beautiful country. I am assuming that this was a do it yourself hunt, if so how was the border crossing? Phil
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Bill you can e-mail them to me at pcramer@boartlongyear.com and I will post them up for you. Phil
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Well I would like to have a very long winded story about how rut and I chased this buck all over the mountains for three days and I ended up arrowing him.....but that isn't how it happened. What did happen is Jim (rut) and I crawled around in the snow for three days seeing some awesome bucks and having a few chances at harvesting them. Jim did a great job taking photos of everything that we experienced and got even remotely close to. Jim decided to pack his camera gear and let me pack my bow which was good for me but he was a lot better at taking pictures then I was at hitting what I shot at. Jim is an awesome photographer and his patience for getting great shots was unbelievable for how cold it was. The first day we snuck up on a three point to the close quarters of 28 yards and I decided to pass not yet wanting to end my 08 deer hunt. After we had some fun with this buck and his girl we worked back to the truck and had a quick bite to eat. That afternoon we spotted a nice buck working some does and spent the evening trying to close the gap but we ran out of light. The next day we were easing up the draw headed to where we left the group the night before when we spotted this group working their way to the top. Anyway we let them feed over the top and we made a mad dash up the other side to try and keep tabs on them when Jim spots this buck and his doe milling around and they finally bed. We plan a stock and everything works out great. We close the distance to a little over 100 yards and I sneak on in while Jim snaps photos. I knew that I would be looking at about a 60-80 yard shot but I am confident out to 80 so I wasn't too worried about it. I unfortunately miss calculated where I needed to come out of the trees and onto the rim so I ended up with a 79 yard shot instead of the 59 yard shot that I should of have. The whole time that I was stalking him I kept telling myself that I would have to hold down on him to compensate for the downhill angle but as I snuck out onto the rim the buck heard me crunch in the snow and he stood up. In the heat of the moment and with buck fever setting in I forgot all about the angle and settled my 80 yard pin right behind his shoulder. I watched as the arrow sailed helplessly over the buck's back. We hunted the rest of the day and finally got back into the deer but no shots were to happen. The next day we relocated the does but the buck couldn't be found so we started the long muddy drive off the mountain. I can't say enough about Jim's ability with the optics and camera equipment and I always love getting into the woods with him. It was a great hunt and I can't wait to get back in the hills. Phil
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Way to go Troy! That's Awesome. I remember the feeling of sitting in school waiting for that bell to ring to get back out in the hills with my ol'e man like it was yesterday. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. Phil
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Man what a toad of a buck! Congrats on a great big ole muley. Phil
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Happy Birthday Red Rabbit
cramerhunts replied to GameHauler's topic in Miscellaneous Items related to Coues Deer
Happy Birthday Doug! Have a great day. Phil -
Great buck! A huge congrats to you on a sweet deer. Phil
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Monster Archery Buck *UPDATED*
cramerhunts replied to Coues 'n' Sheep's topic in Bowhunting for Coues Deer
Holy smokes sweet buck! A huge congrats! Phil -
Beautiful buck and great story Josh! A huge congrats to you and Andy for such an awesome accomplishment and to get it all on film too! I'll throw out there 116". Sweet! Phil
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That buck is a toad! I agree that you should forget about the quail and concentrate your efforts on whacking that buck. Phil
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Great archery buck! Congrats to you on your second bow coues, he is a beauty. Phil
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The really big one got away!
cramerhunts replied to TREESTANDMAN's topic in Bowhunting for Coues Deer
Awesome buck! Great write up and way to get er done! Phil -
Sweet buck and welcome to the forum. Phil
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Sweet! Gotta love a day away from work that you get to spend hunting. Looks aweful cold though. Phil
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Congrats on a great looking buck. Can't wait to hear the story. Get everything taken care of and get it posted for all of us junkies. Phil
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SWEEEET shed man. That things a pig for sure. Don't forget to post the other side when you find it. Phil
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Happy Birthday To The Hall Monitor
cramerhunts replied to GameHauler's topic in Miscellaneous Items related to Coues Deer
Happy Birthday Jim! I hope it goes well and may you have many more just like it. Phil -
Jim as you know I have cingular with the new razor2 phone and its pretty good except for where we hunt up north and down south. Other then those two areas I have never had problems. Dad and Jim S. both have Verizon and they get service right at camp down south and in most areas up north. If they bought a higher quality phone they would get even better service. The phone we just got for Coach is with Verizon for these very reasons. If it wasn't for the fact that my work pays for mine I would switch to Verizon with out hesitation. See ya soon. Phil
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HOLY SMOKES, awesome set of sheds that you found there....and the exact unit is...? Great find and thanks for sharing the pics with us. Phil
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Wow I have two daughters that are six and four and I am just now starting the oldest out with a b.b. gun. I couldn't imagine her shooting anything larger at this point. She loves to go with me but I still can't imagine her being ready to actually pull the trigger herself. Phil