DCS

Brian,congrats on your ram,couldn't happen to a more deserving guy.Kudos to the film crew,and everyone invoved.Cliff

I lost my older brother when I was 13,that was 49 years ago.He was working at the Page Springs fish hatchery,and I was supposed to go and stay with him when I got out of school for the summer.It was only 2 weeks away,but it never happened.I wish I could tell you that it will be better,but I would only be lying.Time will help,but I still love and miss him.Trust in your friends,your lord,and your family,and you will see him again.

Words will never take yogi's place,just rest assured that he is in a better place,and you will come together at a later date.So sorry

The only thing I ever seen eat a coyote was the last lion that I killed.We started him off of the coyote that was ate on,and buried.I told the wildlife manager that I thought his deer herd was in bad shape,when the lions are having to eat coyotes.He told me we were in a dwindling deer herd.He has since retired.

Dewey,my hat is off to you for a job well done.We met you up at Point of Pines on the turkey hunt,and you brought yourhomemade bow,and arrows into camp.Very nice bull,congrats!!!!

I have shot several nice coues with my model 88 Winchester 243 lever gun.It was the first rifle my dad gave me in 1962.We hunted horseback,and it fit a scabbard better,and my dad was left handed so he could shoot it also.We killed buffalo,elk,deer,pigs,and bulls that we couldn't round up.I still have it.

From the pics and story it looks as if you had a great time.I went 2 years ago and just finished an addition on the house to bring my stuff home from the taxidermist next week.I went with Dries Visser,and had a good time,but the animals were nothing like yours Josh.The guide was also lacking as I was the first bowhunter he had ever taken.Way to go Josh

These stories are true,if you know anyone that is a true cowboy working on a ranch then you know cowboys will try to rope anything that will run or fly.My dad tried to rope several antelope on ranches in New Mexico,and Chino valley,but they would just outrun him.Finally one day another cowboy chased a buck by him from across a flat,and when the buck came by a juniper my dad hung it on him.His uncle had roped several bears in New Mexico until one almost got in the saddle with him.This stopped all roping of bears after that.

Great Bull!!!!

I watched the fire burn to within about a half mile of our ranch today,and the wind changed direction,and burned back to the south away from us.I am sick,and numb from the loss of life.Please pray for their families,Thank you

Hey all,went to the Deer Banquet last night.The gov.tag for mule deer sold for 245,000.Not as many people as usual,don't really know why?Food was great,had a good time.

Where are you located Country boy?

That hunt was on the ORO ranch,private.

Those are some really nice bucks.I hunted around Afton twice,but that was a few years ago.I apply,but it usually takes me about 2-3 years before I draw,thanks for posting your success.

I hunt Iowa and Kansas with my bow,but I've never killed deer like that!!!!Congrats on the hunting,and welcome to the site.

This is a great day,and end to a week of heck.Prayers of thanks and support for everyone involved.Brings back some faith in America.

I would love to use one of these but I believe there is something about the legality of using them in the regs.

MCMILLAN Mcmillan was the arms company you were referring to.B of A refused to loan any more money to them because they were making too many guns,and not just accessories according to Kelly Mcmillan.They don't need my business anymore.

Great Company,too bad he is not our president!!!!

Nice buck,there's no place like Mexico,even if your not shooting monster bucks.Just being there,the possibility of a monster showing up is always there.The bucks you guys killed would be the envy of any camp here in the states,thanks for the post.

Thanks for the post,and congrats on the ram that you got.

Got a report on the fur sale at Globe this weekend,bobcats topped out at 1200.00.Foxes brought up to 37.00,and coyotes were up to about 45-50.00.It was well attended,and well stocked with hides.Congrats to everyone that attended.

Excellent post,you are quite the hunter with your call,and bow.Always interested in your posts.Congrats again

I would say it was a safe bet to say the Az deer herd is not a fraction of what it was say 50 years ago.We could ride our ranch-10 sections,and see 100 deer a day.Now we ride many days,and see no deer.I have a copy of the hunting regulations of Az,1957.There were 4000 any deer permits on Kaibab from Oct 25-30,and 4000 more any deer permits from Nov 15-24.Hunting license was 4.00,javelina,deer tag was 1.00,antelope tag was 10.00,elk was 15.00,and bighorn was 50.00.My how things have changed!!!!

Watch out,Mexico is very addicting!!!!