Ernesto C

No tags no refunds. I was waiting to recieve them so I can say "thank you G&F"

Hey guys, I ordered 3 new dvd's from this awesome website and I highly recomend this videos to you outdoor lovers. Also the service Amanda provides is 5 star service, I ordered the videos and they were home the following day, that was fast! The first dvd I watched is "Vapor Trails and Whitetails". Not your typical hunting video cause the guys are narrating the hunts while you whatch the shots being made but sometimes you can hear the original audio. This great video was filmed in Mexico, several great bucks were taken at very long distances. There are 3 ladies (great huntress) making some awesome long range shots at a great bucks....man they can shoot better than Casey and never hit the antlers!! The archery hunts in this video take all the cake, they are awesome and some of the bucks were called by rattling.....you must whatch this video. This dvd is over 60 minutes long. The second dvd was "All Charged UP". Excellente archery javelina hunts. Grat dvd for the novice as well experience archery hunter. You will learn how this guys call in some of the javi's and man what adrenlin rush when they charged up! This guys make a good job taking you along on their exiting hunts and you'll have a blast whatching it! If you have a kid that is starting to bow hunt this is a dvd you must get for him and a dvd you must have on your dvd collection. Video is also over 60 minutes long. The 3r dvd I watched was "NAIL'M Arizona Style" Man this is a 5 star video that you must have! Every stand they made is unique/different and exciting. There is one stand where the shooter gets 4 coyotes and the coyots drop almost on top of each other!! Can it get better than that?? You got to see it to believe it! Is a father/friend and son hunt were they take several doubles on foxes, coyots and bob cats. You must add this video to your collection and let me say something else.....if you dont hunt predators you dont know what your are missing! This video is almost 2 hours long. Thanks guys and hope you get to see them to get your blood pumping and ready for this season, take care. Ernesto C

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Unfortunally did not had the camera with me that time. I remember that day very well cause it was my birth day; that coyote was my second birthday present of the day, the first one was a sheriff officer letting me walk away when he caught me driving 64 mph or a 50 mile zone. He told me "well Mr. Cibrian, I'm not going to ruin your birth day...just drive more carefully" and good luck on your coyot hunt. God bless that sheriff officer Back to the coyot, it was a male and also one of the darkest coyots I have ever shot too. The ranch Josh and I hunt in Mexico is easy, very easy to call up to 4 coyotes in one stand and several times a day...heck, Josh shot a coyote and a bob cat in the same stand, that place is ubelievable for predators. If your wife is your taxidermist man.....what a lucky guy you are! treat her good she's doing really good, congratulate her for a perfect coyot mount. Ernesto C

Congratulations on such a great bull Jim and also for your new house, and a BIG THANKS for letting us at cwt. to see those pics. You are right you are a blessed man and God bless you more. We will be here waiting to hear more from you. Thanks again. Ernesto C

Whaaahhahahahahhahashahahahaha Lark, what happened to the "male dancer body" you used to have?? Ernesto C P.S. The cat is at the taxidemist shop, is getting a full body mount!

A W E S O M E mount!! Who's the taxidermist? On the coyots........I took one that was 45 pounds here in AZ. It took 3 shots of a 22 Mag! First shot was about 10 yards (frontal shot) right on his chest; 300 yards later 2 more shots about 30 yards away right behind the shoulder and he just kept going! I was about to make the 4th shot on his head when he droped. Since that very day, I started using my 222 Rem. for coyotes. Also, I hope Josh is reading this.....Josh how heavy was the coyote you shot last year in Mexico? That's got to be one of the biggest and heaviest coyotes I have ever seen! Josh is tall and strong and he had a hard time lifting the coyot from the ground. He tried to hold the coyot with one hand so I can take the picture he could not do it. Ernesto C

I might be wrong but I think Amanda here sells beer mugs Good luck on your "new life" and hope your wife likes hunting Ernesto C

Todd, welcome to cwt.com and thank you for being a sponsor here. Ernesto C

Impressive!! Very good work. Ernesto C

Wow Josh that's a nice trophy room! I like the bobcat/rattler snake mount...........but........you have taken about 1253 coyotes and you dont have one??...what's up with that? Ernesto C

112 6/8's Ernesto c

Ok guys, thanks for all you replies to Scenario # 1 and 2. Scenario # 3 is going to be a little different. You'll have two options, Option #1 is where you'll make your own scenario, how far you want the buck? You want a easy or challenging scenario? You choose distance, angle and wind direction. You are welcome to type events before, during and after the shot, make it and have fun doing it. Option # 2 (or you can make both if you want) Using this picture will you like to place a scenario for some one else and challenge him to make the shot? Have fun and take care......here is you dream buck: Ernesto C

That's what we supposed to do, right? Ernesto C

With the rifle unloaded, did you tried several times and can you hear and see the bolt hitting or firing the pin? That happened to me with a Remington 660, I was taking the safety off and BOOMM! rifle was going off. A small screw become loose inside and that was causing the problem. Ernesto C

Mmmmmm.......very tempting Mr. west!

Holy Cow!! that's a brute!! Thanks for sharing........................Ernesto C

Tray, please keep us updated on your son's health and let me (us) know if we can do something to help you out with this issue. We will mention you and Garrets name in our church service tomorrow; also, every monday is "prayer service" where once again we'll be knocing on doors until we (along with this unity from cwt. members) open the one with Garrets heal or well being. Take care and God bless you all. Ernesto C

Maybe at a puma!?

That is A W E S O M E !! a african hog is one of my dreams! Congratulations and thanks for sharing your adventure. Ernesto C

Happy Birthday Tim, best wishes and they may extend all the way to your hunt in Mexico with a muy grande buck! Ernesto C

Adam, what's up buddy? Lots of blessings to you Ernesto C

Ok the first one was a hard one because of the wind and for some the distance. Here is scenario # 2. Again, this is based on the rifle and scope you own. Tell us caliber, scope bullet grain etc. Will you hold over? How many inches? How will you make this shot? Can you make it? Last day of your hunt, the buck of your dreams, only one hour of daylight left you are coming back to your truck from 2 days of back pack hunting far away from the roads when you notice some movement on the oposite ridge only 300 yards from your truck! It is a Big Buck! The one you always wanted for your wall. You decide you want this buck but have no time to get closer..he is at: 400 yards Wind: 5 to 10 mph from right to left ......Where will you aim? Thanks......Ernesto C

I was hoping you made it Tony, I was looking forward to meet you. How's your mother doing? I hope she's better. Ernesto C

Go with option # 3. Or go with Nikon 6 X 18 X 44 BDC Buck Master. Let us know what you decide. Ernesto C