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Looks like a great time was had by all (especially Julie.) Is there an eye guard on the brownie Julie is chewing on? I can't see it in the pics. And, as always, you picked a perfect sound track for the video.

Sweet! Thanks for posting.

Did you post pics in the 'Shed Hunting' section or are you going to make us beg?

Cool pics! (And I'll go with 6.) Thanks for posting.

This is an interesting post, especially since I'm looking into new camo right now. I stopped by Corner Archery to look at ASAT (they're the only dealer in Phx. that I know of.) While there I saw Cactuflage. It's made in U.S. which is a plus but is also made of 100% cotton (like ASAT) which could be a negative. Here's the website: http://cactuflage.com/ Any thoughts?

The smiles on the kiddos say it all! Thanks for posting.

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Sweet pick up! Thanks for posting!

This volume has a sweet article about an archery coues hunt by our own Grong! (AKA Josh Epperson)

Great buy! You'll really enjoy them. Is there an Outdoorsmans' tripod in your future?

That your dad was there for both is very meaningful. But I don't think that a euro mount is necessarily any less meaningful than a shoulder mount. You'll be able to point to both some day when you're spinning yarns to the kids about living in the West before it became overrun with people. Whatever you decide, it’ll be the right thing for you. Good luck!

Cool pics. Thank for posting. I'm looking forward more from you (like maybe watching that bull grow).

I’ve heard of domesticated dogs behaving like feral dogs. For example, a docile farm dog that sleeps on the porch during the day can do a number on livestock and wildlife when it “packs up” with dogs from neighboring farms at night. But I’ve also heard that after they start breeding in the wild, they usually start to look similar. About 40-50 lbs. Reddish yellow. Erect ears. Basically, they start to look like dingoes. Ernesto, it looks like the ones you ran into are well on their way. But a note of caution, I saw such a dog while glassing for pigs this spring. It had all the dingo characteristics but there were no other dogs in the vicinity and eventually it was followed by a hiker who was just letting her dingo-looking dog run ahead of her. (Good thing I didn’t click the safety off.) That experience made me think that I’ll wait until the next “feral dog” I see approaches in a menacing way before I do anything. (I hike with my dog off leash but I almost always make her wear a hunter orange vest to avoid any confusion.)

Sweet pick up!

I thought the same thing. I always thought it was an unwritten rule that when someone accidently shoots someone else in the face the shooter is honor bound to drive the shootee to the hospital. But maybe that's just the guys I hunt with. Or maybe the turkeys were really gobbling. I don't know. Sure is odd though.

The 2nd, 3rd and 4th pics took me awhile. Elk derriere? Yep, I'm going with that. That's my final answer.

Beautiful buck! I'm looking forward to seeing the mount.

500 branch pics is a good trade for one picture of that cinnamon bear. Congratulations!

Very cool! Thanks for posting.

Grong, you are the Sultan of Sheds! Great finds! Thanks for the post.

That's awesome! The trifecta!

After who knows how many attempts, I worked out an efficient system of cell in one hand and house phone in the other. Then I heard a ring and promptly hung up out of habit. DOH!!!!!!! Back at it...

Nice try. But no worries. I think it was Snapshot who called the time leading up to the draw results the “Silly Season.” We’ll take any info you have, regardless of the source. In this time of famine we feast on falsehoods and revel in rank speculation. Gotta go call 602.942.3000. Be right back…

Awesome! Some day he'll be saying "I don't know why, but I just don't feel right without a shed in my hand." That's a handsome young huntin' buddy you got there. Congratulations and way to start him out right.

Thanks for posting. I might have to look under the sofa cushions and see if I can scrape up enough for this.