Kaffer62

I was out just south of Camp wood a year or so ago. Talked to a guide who happened to lose one of his dogs why trying to track down a lion, Thankfully she came into camp that night, maybe by smelling the campfire, She kept me company until i could find the guide that next day.

yup looks like a good trip to me, even if it wasnt for as long as you hoped!

Yeah there were no spots on this lion, and it also has its adult teeth in, and at about a distance of 5 feet, i didnt think twice about it. If needed the GF and contact me, I have no regrets on shooting this lion.

Great Looking pup you got there. I am going to post more pics of my chocolate lab. Just got his rabis shots yesterday and is weighing in at 33 pounds.

This is my new friend....should keep me company on my fishing trips as well. 100% Lab....chocolate male.

Thanks Guys.... He is learning and learning quick. I am very supprised... and he is growing like a weed...

Great Buck!!!!!! i cant wait to get back out there, I have an archery tag that needs to be filled!!! but i am stuck at work

good enough to let an arrow fly!!!!

Archery Javalina for me, Get to chase deer and Piggies at the same time, What could be better???? Oh yeah a desert sheep tag!

Great Looking Buck!!!!! Congrats to all 8 of them!!!!

Thats Ok!!!!!, Just use the blunt tips on the arrows.....its good practice

The best thing you could possiably do, that you wont regret in the future, is to concentrate on your elk hunt 110%, Dont waste your time on anything else, and i promise you that you blonde friend will be there when you get back, I will take care of her for you, dont worry she will be in good hands......

Great Odance of Raven!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I know this isnt a coues. But me and a good friend of mine, went hunting in unit 20A, I spotted a small buck, little 2x2, but he has 2 seperate main beams on each side...Since my friend has a unit 8 bull tag, he had no problem trying to take a small buck, I wanted to wait for something a little bigger,so off we went...we then got in position, I ranged him at 35yards.....the buck was looking directly at us....He let his arrow fly, and struck him directly in the chest. The buck ran off and dropped within about 70 yards..... He sure will be good eating.... I will post pics as soon as possiable.

This is the buck I was talking about, its hard to see the 2 mains on each end, but up close you can see them, he is the biggest buck, but he sure tastes good. I am the one on the left

What happens with a bull like that, is he was fighting and had his skull cap broke, from there as the bull feeds and drinks the weight of the antler falls down, once he heals from it, the antler starts to come straight foward. It still amazes me, even with that the antler still knows how to grow back as normal.....Great bull.

Sorry I know this isnt Coues, but look at this monster!!!!

yup its that time of year again.....little peski coyotes are going down, missed one in unit 8 was walking and kicked him up, shot 3 times why he was on the run oh well... shot 2 10 feet from each other one time, it was windy, saw one walking, dropped it, saw another come up out of a wash, didnt know which way the shot came from due to the wind, and dropped that one at about 10 yards....

i agree with you guys about the mechanicals, I have never used them, nor do i ever plan on it, I have a friend of mine that shoots them, and he has lost several deer, its not good when you wound a deer and end up not getting it, I have always used fixed blades with great satisfaction, He shot a deer a week ago, a little mulie, the arrow went straight into his chest about 10 inches....and fell right back out, this arrow hit no bone, nothing just flesh.....if it wasnt for hitting the jugular, not too sure how much damage it would of done....i just dont believe in them, I finally talked him into using a fixed blade for his archery bull hunt......you just need something with more duriability and cut on contact..... happy hunting and may your arrows fly straight......

2005 Reflex Grizzly 29 inch draw weight, 70 lbs, 29 inch easton axis 340's 100 grain Muzzy 4 blade..... shooting around 260-265 FPS estimated

Was up in unit 8 a few weeks ago, saw several sets of fawn twins..... had two running circles around me as they were just playing

I just wanted to say Good luck to everyone on the archery hunt, may your arrows fly straight and true.....

I am going to guess it is the state of Arizona... and if you look closely about 3/4th the way up there is a big 120 class buck bedded down under neath that juniper!!!!

guessing unit 21,22 Basically stating i have no clue

I work for DHL, Basically handling anything that has to do with tracking packages, and billing issues for major contracts with the company. a lot of down time, with a lot of internet surfing....