desertbowhunter

Adam, Huge congrats on your buck!!! Dont worry about what people think you know what really happend and thats all that matters! Great job and nice buck!

WOW!! That is what dreams are made of!! Buck of a lifetime! HUGE CONGRATS!!!!

I hate a thief!! I am sorry for your bad luck. What goes around comes around. They will get what they deserve someday.

I have a cousin who would like to talk to you he has an AR and wants to know if you are intrested. He would like to exchange phone numbers if you are intrested.

Nice deer!! I love the character on that buck!

Everyone always wants to blame the broadhead. I beleive that any razor sharp broadhead will do the job. I shot a muley on the the first of January with a undertaker broadhead and the entry and exit holes were simply amazing. My buck only made it 30 yards and was expired within 30 seconds. I am a person who shoots year round and I am very confident in my equipment. Adam in my own opinion if you felt confident in taking a 95 yard shot then more power to you, you shouldn't have to answer to anyone. Last year I also lost a muley and the shot looked perfect, and I shot him with a wac'em at thitry yards bedded down broadside looking away from me. When I shot him I thought he would be forty or fifty yards dead but he wasnt. I had decent blood for 100 yards then he just quit bleeding. I had a complete pass through and found my arrow. There was great blood on it also. I looked for him for 5 days and had about 7 or 8 people helping look and ended up not finding him. The reason Im sharing this I guess is because things happend and all you can do is learn from it. Now are people gonna tell me that thirty yards is to far to shoot at a bedded animal, or tell me to switch broadheads? Who knows, all I know is I hope you find your buck and good luck to you.

Ok guys, I posted some of my other photos and was talking about trying to get a coues with my bow. Well it looks like I'm going to have to wait another year to try for one. I helped my dad and some other family members through the month of December and after seeing all the big muley bucks running around, I got stuck on muleys again, I couldn't help myself. Here is some pictures of my buck and I have to say that I am very excited and happy with my choice to take him. When I shot him he was lip curling and had no clue I was anywhere around, I can still picture him in my sight window with my sixty yard pin on his vitals as if it just happend a second ago, that is something I will not soon forget! I hope everyone enjoys the pictures.

Nice buck great job! Congrats!

Nice buck!! I love those desert mulies. Congrats. Way to get it done!!

Wow that's amazing to pass a coues up like that. But the way I see it is if the buck don't do for you let him walk. I guess that missing g3 saved that bucks life. Good Luck to guys and go stick'em!!

Wow nice buck! Im gonna guess he will go 117 1/2. What ever he scores that is one nice buck!!!

heck of a buck! Congrats!!

All I can say is WOW!!!! That is unreal. Late bull hunts are not easy. Congrats to you guys and all that were invovled.

I wanted to post this buck because it's the last coues I shot. I have been stuck on mulies for the past couple of years, but after looking at some of these pics I think my coues deer fire is starting to burn again. With January fast approaching it's game on. I just have to stay away from those ruttin mulies.By the way I was way more happy that day I shot this buck than the pics look. I think I was in shock.

Same kind of weekend for us. The weather sucked. We actually glassed up over 50 deer this weekend. We were seeing little bucks with the does. And they would not stop chasing them around. Its only a matter of time before the big boys start showing up!!!!

Thank you to everyone who left such awesome comments!! This site rocks!! I like the way it brings hunters together, I can't get enough!!!

Wow!! That is one heck of a buck! That thinis awesome!

ha! I was trying to post pics that would kind of hide that, but I guess I didnt do a very good job. It was a up hill shot through a small lane and all I had was a neck shot. He was bedded down in some really thick stuff so I figured at 150 yards it would be an easy shot but I hit about 2-3 inches from where I was aiming. At least he didnt feel anything I don't think he even flinched after I shot him.

Just to add some details for everyone. This buck ended up scoring right at 108. I shot this buck in December of 2006. I glassed him up right at daybreak on opening day at roughly a 1000 yards. I glassed him feeding in a big ocotillo thicket, I watched him for about an hour till he bedded down. Once I had my landmarks as to where he was bedded I made my move. To make a long story short it took five and half hours to find him again. When I found him all I could see was the tips of his antlers. I snuck to within in 150 yards and shot him out of his bed. He didn't know what him. It was one of the most exciting days of hunting I have ever had. The cool part was seeing the look on my dads face when he first laid eyes on him. That is a day I will never forget!

That deer would get to feel what a Easton Axis feels like through the rib cage. Thats a shooter in my book any day.

Nice BUCK!!! Congrats!!!

Heck of a buck! congrats!

Gino Tell Colton I Said Congrats on a heck of a buck. That is Awesome!!!

Cool! cONGRATS ON YOUR FIRST MULEY!!