Jimmer Negamanee

May I humbly suggest Jimmer Negamanee's Mule Deer Depredation Services? Better Business Bureau member since 1987.

+ 1 Way to be a role model to your Godson.

I think the best strategy to hunt that awesome cat can be boiled down to one word: Beep. As in: beep.........beep......beep.....beep....beep.....beep...beep.beep.beep.beep. Do they sell receivers for radio collars at Radio Shack?

The passion. The expressiveness. That's art right there, man. I don't care who you are.

Beautiful!

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I've seen the paddle holsters, retention holsters and a few molded leather ones but I've not seen one that would extend all the way down to cover the end of the barrel (except an Uncle Mike's nylon holster). My internet searches have not yielded anything so I thought I'd consult the CWT.com community, most of whom have forgotten more about firearms and shooting than I'll ever know. Any suggestions? Thanks.

Cool pictures. Thanks for posting.

What do you thinkg the the big buck ant will score? Seriously though, good info. Thanks for posting. Did you get any mammal pics?

I'm sorry about your mounts. But thanks for posting. This is interesting information.

Looking good. Mas rain por favor.

Thanks for posting here, Doug. It's good to know that AZGFD has their finger on the pulse of the hunting community. Or at least cares enough to monitor and comment on our very own CWT.com forum. (Maybe you should hire me. But you'll want to pay me a salary. With all the time I'm on here, paying me hourly would get very expensive. )

That's great! I've never glassed up a shed before. Nice job!

Take the main road outta town a bit. Then take a right on the dirt road ‘bout three miles before the railroad tracks. If it’s two an’ half miles before ‘em, you gone too far. Then take that a ways past where the ol’ Johnson place used to be. Burned down 'round ’77, I think. Or was it ’78? Anywho, take the second two-track past that up to the knob. Hike upt there and glass. Big bucks all over up there.

Wow! Amazing that your cameral caught that. Thanks for posting. It's a one-of-a-kind trail cam pic.

Awesome! Thanks for posting.

Have fun and be safe. Looking forward to the pictures!

Welcome to CWT.com, Mangey Joe. Regarding the theftability issue, humans tend to be morally challenged, especially when no one is looking. And some are quite good with a variety of tools. So the answer to "Can someone steal it?" is always yes. BUT, Amanda sells lockable metal bear boxes and python cable locks to help secure the cams. She also sells a nifty little deal called the Tree-60 mount which allows you to mount the camera in places where many people won't look for a trail cam. If you're a "belt and suspenders" person like me, you'll use them all. But, like anything, if someone finds it and really wants it, it's gone. (Cams on water seem to go especially quickly.) Regarding the price, they're all listed on the CWT.com store accessible from the home page. Here's the link: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/bookstore/trail_cameras.htm I have the Covert II (plus all the anti-theft stuff) and really like it. I don't have the original version but I'm sure Amanda has info on that. Good luck and I can't wait to see your pics!

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WOW! Great picture. Thanks for posting.

What if we don't want any spam?

Awesome trip! Thanks for posting!

Geez-o-pizza! Looks like you had a great year! Thanks for posting.

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So my buddy and I were out quail hunting. We’d just busted up a covey and picked off a few singles and figured we’d wait for a bit, have some water and see if they’d start calling to regroup. No sooner had my buddy knelt down next to a bush to tie his boot when we hear a BUZZZZZ then my friend leaps up with his hand on his right back pocket as the rattler retreated into the desert. He immediately drops his trousers to reveal two fang marks in his right buttock. “Crap! We’re a mile from the truck. What are we gonna do?” I yelled. “Dude, relax! I need to you take my knife and make a small incision between the fang marks and suck out the venom. It’s my only chance.” He said. “Yeah, about that.” I said. “That’s not gonna happen.” “Come on! It’s our only choice!” He said. “You know what? I’m gonna get a second opinion.” I said as I pulled out my cell phone and dialed 911. I explained to the 911 operator what our situation was and, wouldn’t you know it, she told me to make a small incision between the fang marks and to suck out the venom. So, I asked “What if I don’t do that?” “Your friend is going to die.” She replied. “Thank you very much for your help ma’am. “ I said as I flipped the phone shut. “What they say?” My friend asked, looking a little paler now. “She said you’re gonna die.”