bowhuntaz1

5 people in 2 years is good in my opinion. And yes the last pic was me.

These people did NOT mess with my camera. Just wondering if anyone of them are you or your hunting buddies. Maybe we could swap info and tips about the area.

Wickedly awsome!!!!

If a "Big Game Animal" is caught in a trap, it must be released right away.

97 lbs.

#1 ½-#3 in Coil spring Got my attention..... can you send a pic or 2?

I really have to get my boat fixed... Love to fry them bluegills. Me and the neighbor sit in the driveway and watch the sports channel and eat them until we cant eat anymore...

My buddy got his 2 daughters a .243 He cut the barrel down and put a scope on it. Between the 2 girls (11 & 13) they have taken 3 elk and 2 deer)

+1

I agree, It looks better the old way...

Any clues as to what they "MIGHT" have done?

I ate to much...

Love how tall it is and how they curve downward. Nice buck. going with 100

Nice pics

Never seen that around Happy Jack...

Took these pics last week. the collard dove on the right looked like a cross breed to me. Darker color, beak shaped a little different,head different, tail looked like a morning dove. Well I just watched a collard dove chase down and mount a morning dove. He did it to 3 different doves...

Time to find my marbles and load the sling shot...

Long story short. Chris, myself,(tag holders) and my dad,( the cook) in 5-b. Dad got there Wednesday and set up camp. We got there Thursday. Friday (opening morning) saw 2 about 200 yards. We missed them both. Saturday, a little farther down, I see 8 cows and 3 bulls at 300 yards coming into the medow. Silver dodge with a quad with a green milk crate on the back comes flying up. passenger jumps out and drops to a knee(SITLL IN THE ROAD) and starts shooting. Driver uses the bed of the truck as a rest and fires. 5 shots total. Elk are gone. I start walking to the truck and it fishtails and goes back the way it came. they stop and one gets out and runs into the woods gun in hand. I make it to where they were and look for blood on the ground.( I was going to put my tag on their road hunting victim) No blood. I go to my spot. Truck returns driver and passenger head to the woods. Again I start to the truck. 20 yards away the door opens and an older woman( 50s-60s) says, Did you see any? We got one and chased them down here. I say, I was getting ready to shoot until you showed up and illeagly shot at them. I took a picture of the lic. plate with my phone. (forgot to save it) the woman says, Do you need their names. I say, No the DMV, Sheriff, and Game and Fish will have their names, and I walk away. I get to my dad and buddy. We talk about it only a little. (they know I am pissed) The POACHERS get back to the truck and get the quad out and go to the woods. Dad Looks at me. I say, I cant stay here and look at that truck.(the poachers came out without one) I leave them ( dad and Chris) and walk away. Still pissed i end up hiking a zig zag 1 1/2 mile-ish pattern. Im not to far from camp and look to my right and see 3 cows and a 3x3 bull. I pick the largest cow not behind trees. she goes 60 yards and falls. As I am dressing her more shots from where I left my buddy. He had a 6x6 bull and 4 cows walk by at 18 yards. He takes the biggest cow. Head to Payson that afternoon. Jermey has a REAL NICE CLEAN shop. The steaks he was cutting made my mouth water.

With special guest appearence Lyndi Jean( and a mouth full of fruit bar)

And yes, when the wife was not looking, I licked the plate clean...

Well if someone wants it to study/test, better let me know quick... I dusted off the ol slingshot and the crockpot is waiting. There are about 20 of them collared doves that hit my yard in the afternoon. I could also catch it alive if needed.....

Kool-Aid man says OH YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks guys.

I know there will be a class. Just wondering if anyone knows the cost of the class ond the cost of admission to the trapping convetion going on. I will be there but want to know ahead of time. Thanks James T.

[ BURP!!! Thanks Jermey. Great cutting.