loco4coues

I was at my dads house last night and my younger brother had just gotten his mount back from Clay @ Mogollon Taxidermy. I only had my cell phone so the pic quality suffered a little. It turned out great.

I've hunted coues with my dad and brothers since I was 10. I killed my first coues in 30A, since then we've hunted mostly unit 22. My oldest son just turned 8 and he can't wait until he can have his own tag.

in reference to the other bucks on the wall: The rest our my dads.

I am posting this for my dad. He is looking for a remington model 700 in 7 mag. If you have one you are looking to sell or know someone who has one they are looking to sell. Please contact him. Any leads will be appreciated. Thanks. Terry @ 602-622-2434

is the 7mag still for sale? sent you a pm

We will be moving into the ASU family housing and won't be able to take her with us. She is full bred chocolate lab. She is not AKC. She is 1 year and half old. She just had her first litter of puppies in February. She had 11 puppies and did great. There were no problems, all the puppies are gone and she is full of energy and needs someone that can give her the attention that she needs. She listens well, she sits, doesn't jump up and loves to play fetch. She is not house trained, but we had her inside with the puppies and she learned fast and did great. Please spread the word. She is free to a good home along with her kennel/carrier. Call Jared 480-204-2342 Thanks

Thanks guys, found her a home. Thanks Bryan.

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I am posting this for my brother. He has a 4yr old chocolate lab. Male. Not AKC. Not fixed. He is in great shape, excellent dog, good with kids. My brother used to live on over an acre where the dog had plenty of space,etc. My brother moved into mesa, has a small yard and not enough time for his dog. The dog's name is Hunter. Free to a good home also includes the dog run and dog house. Spread the word, somebody must know somebody, thanks in advance. Contact Justin @ 480-220-1261

no worries John, elkman is just a super busy guy, he might not have even logged on here in a while, just keep trying.

found a home, thanks guys.

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beautiful bucks

Yeah, I was just doing some more research and saw the multrie system. Thanks

Hey John, PM me your email and I can work on getting you a pic. Dollar and Sadie actually have the same dad, my brothers dog. thanks Jared

FREE to good home. 1 1/2 year old chocolate lab. Male. Neutered. Very energetic. Great with kids. He has always been an outside dog, so he is not house trained. I have been working a lot and haven't been able to walk and run him like I have been. Also, we are going to be moving and won't be able to have dogs where we are going, that is the only reason we are looking for someone to take him. You can also have his dog carrier/kennel. His name is Dollar. He needs someone with the time to exercise him and love him. Again, he is a great dog and needs a great home. FREE. ps- I also have a female chocolate lab that just had 11 puppies, they are only 8 days old so won't be ready to go for a while...after they are placed my female will need a new home as well. Thanks guys, let me know.

I know I'm beating a dead horse here, but somebody must know somebody that wants a good dog. Let me know, thanks. Jared 480-204-2342

Thanks John, it was great to meet you as well. Everyone, still have some puppies available, spread the word! Thanks. Jared

I have 10 pure bred lab puppies for sale.Not AKC. $300 regardless of sex. I have 3 yellow females, 4 chocolate females and 3 chocolate males. They just got their first round of shots today and the vet said that they are ready to go! Please email me at jsorgan@gmail.com. Don't pm me here, just e-mail me so I have a record of who emailed when. First come first serve and to reserve a puppy will require $150 deposit. Again e-mail me if interested. I am at work right now so I don't have any pics, but both parents are chocolate. The dad is very tall and muscular, big blocky head. The mom has more of a slender head, medium build, she is beautiful. All the puppies are full of energy and ready to go! check out this link for pics, you might have to copy and paste it into your browser: http://posting.phoenix.backpage.com/online...7baa2711593f8b3 Thanks for looking, Jared

All the yellows are sold! 4 chocolate females and 3 chocolate males left!

2 yellow females sold, still have 8 puppies left.

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My 2 brothers and I 22N Rifle bull end of Nov. hunt.

There is also an article on longrangehunting.com about Tony and Gunner. Just look under articles index from January "5000 coyotes worth of experience" if you email Tony he will get back to you with lots of good info, he breeds the dogs and trains them as well.