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About bigbuckfever
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- Birthday 11/17/1959
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Chandler AZ
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Coues deer, archery
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It's very satisfying when you spot a buck bedded and get to tag him, congrats.
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My Veteran's Day Buck for Task Force Black
bigbuckfever replied to IA Born's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
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MT looked like he was shuffling to and from a park bench. Getting old takes its toll.
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Hope all the vets know how much this country owes them. Thanks to all that have served. This pic is of the pilots that flew around the blasts of atomic explosions at Bikini Islands measuring the radiation to see how far it would reach. They would wear the detection badges and return when they indicated maximum exposure. My dad said they would return, turn in their badges and get a new one and go back out. He is the front row on the far left. Lt. Col. David L Althoff USMC (ret) (He wasn't a Lt. Col. in this pic.)
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Wow, two awesome bucks. Congrats
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2 elk and a Kia forte, long read ahead...
bigbuckfever replied to CatfishKev's topic in Youth Hunters
I joined this site to read stories like this, what a classic already. Awesome for you and the whole family to have this adventure and memory for eternity. Thanks for sharing. -
Love the velvet bucks, this one is awesome. Glad you got a lot of pics and shared. I love hunting a new place, feels like anything is possible, and for you it was. Congratulations.
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Congratulations on your bull and the video showed how you dream it can happen with him coming in, bugling, stopping with a clear shot to the vitals, and you connecting. Pretty cool.
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Really nice bull, congrats!
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Congrats on a great bull. The smile says it all
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Thanks for taking us with you on your hunt. Sounds like you gave it your all and that's all you can do. Been fun seeing your updates.
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Way to stick with it and congrats!
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Are you using a tripod for the binos? If not, you're doing it the hard way. You will never regret buying a decent tripod and a decent set of binos, like 15x60's. Get out to a good glassing spot at first light where you can actually see the ground (look for the yellow grass on the hillside). Be patient and have fun.
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Good luck to both of you. Keep us posted.