ruthunter

Wow! Sounds like a deal..

Shot this carp jan 5th and shot my javelina on jan 3rd!

My guess is 131"!

5. An arrow embedded in the horn of an animal, not touching body color, is considered a miss and is scored as a zero. Targets with legs or hooves of a different color than the main body will still be considered as body color for scoring. Does this mean a hoof is scored a 5? In the past it has been scored a zero?

Better optics and better technology with scopes and bows..

I was told by the tournament director (stoney amerines) that this is not a qualifier for the nationals and not an ibo sanction event. You will not have to be an ibo member to attend or shoot the shoots. I was also told that the IBO rules are being used to put everybody on the same playin field as far as 5 grains per bow weight which in return should keep the speeds all about the same. The ibo rules should make more guys want to shoot because speed should not be a factor as in the past so judging yardage becomes the key..

I have personally killed both mule deer and coues deer with a bow and i would say coues deer are easier to kill than a mule deer buck. I have found coues deer to be easily patterned and i have found mule deer to be roamers with a wider area that they live in. I also agree that the coues deer is taken over and that a good mule deer buck is getting harder to find. There are definetly more 100" coues bucks hitting the dirt than 180" plus mule deer..

Across from bartlett flats by yellow cliffs holds alot of pigs also on the east side of horseshoe lake towards sheep bridge there is a white mtn called chalk mtn the herd of pigs lives in the flats just north of that mtn...

Ill be there all this week!

Looks like the mathews monster is doin the job for you...congrats on your buck!

Mathews reezen or the z7..you cant go wrong with either one..>>---d.a.--->

I have killed 15 animals with a broadhead called swhackers which were formely called sonoran's..they fly like a field point and have a 1" cutting diameter closed and 1 3/4" open..>>----------------------->

121!

Congrats on a very nice buck!

Congrats! What unit? story?

I have spent many years hunting coues in 6a and i can tell you it can be a dissapointing hunt if you are not looking in the right areas but on the other hand it also can be rewarding. I have taken two coues out of there with a bow with my best being 82" this august. Most guys will be hunting down low off 260 i personally like to hunt higher around happy jack were most people dont think to hunt coues...

I agree with you that alot of tags would not be filled but to call it cheating...im not sure about that... >>-------d.a.----------->

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I had been loyal to a fix broadhead for years and a friend turned me on to a broadhead formely known as a sonoran which is now called the swhacker. I have always been against a mechanical but after testing it out i was impressed with its duability and how well it grouped out to 100. I am 13 for 13 in kills with this broadhead and i have never lost an animal yet. I shoot the 2 blade 100gr and its a 1" cutting diameter closed and 1 3/4" open..>>----d.a.----->

AWESOME AWESOME! That was worth watching more than once....>>----d.a.----->

Awesome story and congrats to both of you! >>-----d.a.----->

Congrtas on a trophy buck! Now post the video clip of the shot?

Wes's 2009 first archery coues buck 108" shot 8/22/09 in northern Arizona. ...good luck all hunters..

Call dave bennett at ross outdoors im sure they have a new string in stock....602-695-2594.

Congrats! Awesome buck... I like how he wraps around and almost touches...>>---d.a.------>