Couzer

I wonder if it was opening day 31 years ago for Coues hunting like today?

100% K9, you can see the nails in the track

Go buy a lotto ticket!!! Ha ha jk nice job

Looking good! Taste as good as that pulled bbq bear the other day? Thanks again, it was amazing man!

Triple bearded turkey, 10"+ goulds turkey would be a dream turkey with 1" Spurs,,, high hopes

No expert, but been told they grow 3"-5" per year, and when they hit 10"-11" they wear on the ground so they generally don't get much longer than that. Generally just have a nub the first year, can live up to 13+ years. Please correct me if I'm wrong, my disclaimer 😊

Here you can see the exit hole at 550 yards 210 berger, 90grns of retumbo

So looks like they need more money, the draw is extended till Thursday! 😀

Awesome

Happy birthday, hope your spending time in the hills! Devan

Wow!!! Congrats!!!

Awesome!!! Can't wait till my kids are old enough!!!

what rossislider said, why do anything else????

Scouting? I drew a tag and don't have the time to scout? Where should I go? I never hunted the unit? This is my first hunt ever, where should I look? Do you have a GPS coordinates to a spot I can find game at big buck at? I have recently received a PM just about asking me every question in the book about a unit. My first thought was wow? Really? Seems like these questions come up right before the hunting seasons open. Instead of being negative and being a jerk I thought I would start a thread to help others out in what to expect. I am no expert, and have asked close friends where should I start looking in a unit that I have never hunted. I think the the best advise though is boots on the ground with a good pair of Binos in hand. What other advise can you all give?

Wow unreal!!!! Great job

I agree, boots on the ground is the best way to learn a unit. I put in for units that I don't know much about, but will go out and start glassing, checking for sign until I find something. If I dont see anything, I'll move to another area. Some spots are better than other in past years. But to actually know if the area is good it's best to go look for yourself. I will admit I have asked for spots to when I started out, I'm not trying to say I havent, but I wish I knew back then the best thing is to actually get off my lazy bum and go look for myself. I feel 100% more confident going into a hunt that I have scouted before it starts.

big o'l sow for sure. Good lookin bear

If someone beats me to my spot, I'm pissed that I didn't get there before they did, only mad at myself. Move one to plan b, c or d. Ethics

I would call them with the serial #, can't go wrong that way

Awesome good shooting! I hope your saying you got it on video? Would love to see that shot

Wow great job!

All of my hunter friends are honest.

Concept is that when someone receives something then they are I enticed to give something that they have laying around. Most people like myself if receives something then I feel enticed to give something up or I will dig down in my stuff to offer something up. I get where your going, but paying it forward to me is reminding that if I receive something for free then I must share something that I have. It's a good reminder to all of us that there are really good people out there that want to give and see it going to good use. Totally different than donating to a foundation, but these actions of paying it forward lead us in a positive way to donate.

This is the best of the best IMO Pricey at $40 a box of 10