Ernesto C

I am!! and I had a goal of taking first place on the Big Buck Contest but.....after seeing Jim Mullins bucks.....sign me in for the second place Ernesto C

Yes great job, congratulations !!

The one you get a tag for. Give your best, make it work! Ernesto C

Very impressive Casey good Job!! Congratulations to you and your awesome "chupacabra" Ernesto C

Troy and Mark, Thank you for letting me help and thank you for the opportunity to be part of a superb hunt! I lived and enjoyed every single minute of it, again Thank you! Do you guys realize we all know each other thanks to Amanda and her magnificent website? Amanda, thank you and keep up the good work. Special thanks to Matthew, I personally believe that "Angels" live among us... Matthew is one of them! TROY, YOU THE MAN!!!! Ernesto C

Hey firstcoueswas110, are you the father of firstcoueswas80?

I always knew woman use their "rack" to their advantage!! Ernesto C

Very good Jim very good!! And that's only the begining? Can't wait for the rest!! Congratulations on some awesome bucks. On another note, on the ranch that I normally and have hunted for the last four years; I still haven't found a tick on the capes (knock on wood) I hope stays that way Ernesto C

Very good Jim very good!! And that's only the begining? Can't wait for the rest!! Congratulations on some awesome bucks. On another note, on the ranch that I normally and have hunted for the last four years; I still haven't found a tick on the capes (knock on wood) I hope stays that way Ernesto C

Good looking ranch indeed and good luck to all of you guys going again this year.....I know you cant wait!! Ernesto C

"No visual damagate to the house" ??? So do they (isn. co.) expect the burglars to ran a truck into the wall to commit a crime? Does the ins. co. expect all burglars to break everything inside house and cause damage to the building?? Wow, the ins. co. are a bunch of retards. A noisy burglar is like some saying - hey I'm here, I'm stealing everything in this house come and get me! I can't believe it!! Hope you find justice my frien, take care.

Give me a "P" P, give me a "S" S, give me a "E" E, what does it say? PSE!! What? PSE!! I cant hear youuu?? PSE! PSE, PSE PSE, PSE PSE PSE!!!PSE PSE PSE PSE PSE PSE PSE PSE PSE PSE

Yea that was really cool but.....no KABOOM!!!???? Amanda you should always carry a pistol with you! Remember...always use protection!! Ernesto C

Wow! Thanks for sharing the video and a great hunt! Congrats to all involved and specially to the lady huntress. Ernesto C

If the way you shoot is the same way you drive.....yea I believe it!! HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAAHHA LOL HEHEHEHHEEHE Just kidding Casey

Don't you just bought them last month? Or were you the one selling them? Heck if no one takes them I will accept them as a Birthday present Ernesto C

Casey shot the antler off that's why is like that!! LOL Congratulations on your buck. Ernesto C

My fellow coues and mule deer hunters, here is some information for all the ones bringing hides from Mexico this season. This information also applies to Big Horn Sheep. The United States Department of Agriculture permits the importation of fresh ruminant hides such as deer from Mexico as long certain requierements are met. First and foremost, all imported hides must be free of both living and dead ticks. There are two primary ways to import fresh (green) hides from Mexico, they must either have been treated with an ACARICIDE (pesticide that targets ticks) in Mexico, frozen for at least 24 hours, or pickled in a salt and acid solution. OPTION 1 - If the hides were treated with an acaricide then an official certicate issued by a full time salaried veterinary officer of the Goverment of Mexico must accompany the hide(s). The certificate must state that the untanned hide(s) have been treated with an acaricide and it needs to include the name of the acaricide. OPTION 2 - When importing hides that had been previously frozen, a written certificate from the importer needs to accompany the hide(s) stating that they have been frozen for at least 24 hours. Additionally, upon arrival an the port of entry or airport, the hides need to be thawed enough to facilitate inspection on all sides for ticks. OPTION 3 - If the hides were pickled in a salt solution containing mineral acid, an official certicicate issued by the shipper needs to accompany the hides stating that the untanned hides or skins were pickled in a solution of salt containing mineral acid and packed in barrels, casks, or tight cases while still wet with a solution and that the solution has a pH equal to or less than 5.0 VERY IMPORTANT my fellow deer hunters: If any ticks are found (living or dead) the hides will be refused entry. If the hides were not dipped using the appropiate acaricide and/or dont have the proper certification, they will be refused entry. Additionally, if the hide(s) arrive at the port of entry still frozen or not pliable enough to be sufficiently inspected, the hide(s) will be held at the port (or at the airline's cargo facility) until they are thawed enough to be thoroughly inspected on all sides. If the pickled hides do not arrive with the proper certification, they will be refused entry. Hope you find this information useful my fellow deer hunters and wish you all a happy and successful hunt and hope you bring the Muy Grandes and please don't forget to share the stories and pictures with us. Ernesto C

Brian, thank you very much for the video, you had some awesome hunts! I also enjoyed the videos that you have when you hunted on Javier's Ranch, very cool! Ernesto C

Very good job!! Ernesto C

Humm, that's about right Casey. You normally carry 1 round per every point you'll shot off of a buck!! Ernesto C

O M G !!!!!!

WOOHOOO!! Wow very good job guys!! Excellent story! Congratulations to all! Ernesto C

Ggssss Man I would be really happy too!! Congratulations on a succesfull hunt and thanks for sharing that "crazy stuff" with us Ernesto C

I believe the other buck you just hit muscle. Right between the spine and the lungs of the buck there is nothing but muscle so my guess will be that buck will be ok. I do congratulate you becuase you give a 100% effort to locate that buck. You searched hard for it and that my friend is what a good hunter suppose to do, so again, very good job. Congratulations on your buck and thanks for sharing your adventure with us. Ernesto C