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I picked these numbers up a couple of years ago before I hunted down south. I haven't used them in a while, so I'm not sure they're still good numbers. Good luck and be safe down there. We saw a lot of deer, but we also ran into some drug runners, which has kept us from going back. (520) 670-6871 or 1-800-232-5378

That's a great looking mount. Where did you bag your badger? We had one in our back yard a few years ago. I didn't know we had badgers in Az before that.

Nice sized, healthy looking bear. Nice job!

He's not a monster, but if he steps in front of you with your bow in hand, he's good enough for your first elk. As you know, there are a lot of smaller bulls around. He's bigger than my rifle bull from nine, ten, or was it eleven years ago (the last time I drew a tag). Good luck.

Thanks for the pictures Amanda. They almost make a guy think about hunting carp again.

Nice to hear it's green up that way. Did you catch your rez fish out of the river, in the tanks, or at Seneca? It's always fun to fish the rez this time of year, with a lot of options to catch fish.

Two good bucks hitting the same tank. Way to stick with it to find your buck. Sorry you lost your meat.

Nice first archery buck . . . even with a slight case of buck fever. Congratulations.

Great photos. Thanks for sharing them.

Great buck. I couldn't have resisted pulling the trigger on that one either . . . no reason to resist it!

Congratulations on a couple of nice looking bucks. Your dog looks like he hunted as hard as everyone else and could use a good rest in the shade before heading back to the truck.

Thanks for sharing your hunt. Great goat, especially with a bow in wide open country.

Great shooting with the bow! Looks like some tasty table fare.

Wow! That's a tall mulie.

Thanks for sharing your taxidermist article Outdoor Writer. It's as pertinent today as when you originally wrote it.

Awesome buck! I can't imagine seeing one that size and being able to remain steady enough to take a shot.

From the dates on your photos (assuming they're both a month behind), that lion doesn't seem to be interested in helping mother nature take care of that cow!

Great pictures of some beautiful country and animals. Thanks for posting.

Nice way to pass along a great book. If you're like me Mr. Smith, you'll have a hard time putting that book down for a while after you get it.

It's not a Swaro, Leica, or Zeiss, but I've had good luck with my Nikon range finder out to 600-800 yards, which should be plenty with a rifle.

That's some nice work. Any chance Dan does salvage work on lions?

Will they grow bigger this year? Maybe. Was the one buck from last year big enough that you probably shouldn't be worrying about how big he'll grow this year? I think so. He definitely looks like a shooter. Those are some nice looking eye guards too! Good luck this year.

Impressive wall you have there LAR DOG . . . and all at 20 yards or less with a bow, even more impressive!

Congratulations on a monster bull. I hope Mr. Schnable has tall ceilings so the mount will fit on his wall!

Nice buck and a good looking mount. Looks like they're getting a pretty good collection put together.