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Awesome buck! That was a good intro!

Yeah I have to agree with NonTypical, and CW4192, the issue is pretty obvious, unless individuals heads are in sand.

Brewers Blackbird Lesser Goldfinch American Goldfinch Northern Cardinal GIla woodpecker/ or Gilded/Northern Flicker House Finch (alot of males) Gambles Quail House Sparrow White wing dove Mourning Dove

Hey Mitch great looking buck man! Congrats on the success! I'm cody's buddy he was helping out in 32 on Tuesday. Good luck on you guy's bivy whitetail hunt, and the moon should be in you guy's favor here in a couple weeks.

Snap Shot you were close man, but it doesn't quite compare, your dropping the little boy, when you need to be dropping the Fat Man.

Stud of a buck!

Great buck and to tag him on one day!

+1 possible hybird looking great buck!

Awesome buck!!

Well said Stomp, whats the scope/rifle combo you have pushing tacks? What LRF are you using G7. Lecia, Swaro? Great kill, and shot man good luck to you the rest of the fall.

Great bucks!

Too legit to quit. Great buck Jim.

Great buck coues hunter that extra point is cool!

Wellers do amazing work they are top notch. Great buck also he will look good on the wall.

Not sure about the photo credability, but there have been a few black jags spotted in Central America, its a rare gene expression.

Right on Willy are you leaving today after class or already out there?

Back to topic lol, That's awesome you are making opening morning man. Wish I was, there goes killing something in the first canyon off the road lol.

But I will reach across the isle on this one and say that if it was a TA at ASU she might be better looking haha.

Lol that's funny Chris. They are everywhere now a days.

Luckily its a rough draft to a ten page paper due at the end of Ecology. So, in a rough draft anything goes pretty much and I have a hippie TA that doesnt like to grade just smoke bowls haha so as long as their are words and a title on the front i will get full credit

This Jaguar was shot in the Rincon Mountains east of Tucson in 1902 Also there were 53 Jaguars either killed or photographed in Arizona from 1900 to 1996. And since 1996 there have been even a few more confirmed sightings. Jaguars were hunted all over the state of Arizona. Several were killed on the White Mountain Apache Reservation, there were a few killed in the Prescott area, as far north as a female jaguar at the Grand Canyon, and multiple ones in southerna AZ. And of those there were at least 7 females, including a female with a cub killed in the Chevelon Canyon area, and a Female with 2 cubs killed in the Chiricahuas. Sightings of Jaguars go back even further than this. Also Fossil records show that North America, including California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida have always been known to have populations of Jaguars. So to say they are not native is a strech. Try picking up the book, "Borderland Jaguars", by Brown and Lopez. Great book with all sorts of stats and records. Great post Lance! Just imagine how many Jags there were before 1900 during the Over Exploitation Era when everyone had the idea of superabundance of N. America has a whole. People thought that the abundance of animals could never go away no matter how much hunting was done.

Two exams today, One 5 page paper due tonight, 2 labs and a class tomorrow, groceries are good to go, fill up the diesel tank and head out. Good luck to everyone!

Thanks for the story Jake, good luck this fall man.

How big did that bear end up being? Great success man!

Cool looking buck! Congrats to your bro.