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I took my 9 y/o son with me scouting out there and he had a blast. I will be pissed if someone jacks with my cameras, but he will be even more upset. He had a great time learning about what kind of sign to look for and was pointing stuff out to me on his own and is really looking forward to seeing what is on the cams. It was a really cool experience. He is still innocent and getting excited about hunting and I hope he doesn't have to learn how harsh the real world is just yet.

My experience is consitent with most of these replies. Jesse at Saguaro Bait, Tackle, and Archery is a great one to go with. Went to Robinson's once and they seemed more annoyed with my questions than willing to help.

For anybody who questions why the buck is already hard horned: Go to www.Bing.com and search "when whitetail bucks lose their velvet" and click on the first result by Buck Management. This is from the bottom of the article: "And when I say velvet is lost fast, I mean fast. Velvet can be shed with antlers completely rubbed within a day or two. In fact, I’ve seen a buck with no sign of shedding velvet that was completely rubbed clean within 22 hours!" Way to go guys...Awesome buck!

That is one beautiful coues whitetail. Anyone who takes a coues with a bow must be badass. J/K. Thanks for taking the good pics buddy.

I have been shooting fobs for about a year and think they are great. For one,its saves the hastle of gluing fletches. You just open the pack and pop them on your arrows and your good to go. They have worked great at stabilizing my fixed blade broadheads at far distances, and are a great marker for where to start looking for blood.

Got it. I'll give you a call on Tues. Thanks-Bruce

I am new to coueswhitetail.com so I'm not sure how this works. I also live in SE Az and would like to buy the minox if they are still available. Please e-mail me at bnobleinaz@yahoo.com and let me know if you are still selling and how we can make payment arrangements.