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Good luck, Corky. I hope you kill a giant. Brian

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Wow!!!!!!!!!! That thing is a beast.

It was basically a DIY hunt we had a cook and the ranch hands helped get the deer out. We were hunting 150 miles East of Hermosillo.

Wow, that is a freaking giant. Well done. Brian

Very nice

Dam that's a monster

In the latest issue of the Pope and Young publication one of the board members wrote an article about how gross scores do not give the animal or the hunter the credit they deserve. He was particularly referring to the scores posted in most hunting magazines at the end of an article. I am a member of the club and I am not sure I understand how you could make that assumption. I realize the club has rules that have been established for a very long time, however I feel the club is going to loose membership over time due to the fact that a large number of today's bowhunters favor the bigger number which is gross score. I personally know more than a dozen bowhunters who will never enter anything in the record book because they do not care for the net score. The club has always been a good old boy club but times are changing and the younger generation are the ones who will be carrying on the tradition. I support gross personally what do you support? Brian

There have been a lot of great points made. I do think it is important to have record book clubs because they fight for hunters rights at local, state and federal levels which I think is very important. Brian

Man that sounds like a tremendous experience.

Dude that is a great buck, especially out of 36A. Did you put a tape on him. Congrats

Man, those are some studs for sure. You mentioned the first buck was 184" how about the other two? Congrats

Those are some great bucks. Congrats Brian

Way to get it done right. Brian

Wow, nothin with four legs was safe from those boys. Great job. Brian

Nice bull

Great buck and a tremendous shot Jed. The video was really awesome. Where we're those shooting skills in August when you were in 3c? Yeah I heard about it. Congrats Brian

That is truly impressive. Congrats. Brian

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Awesome buck you guys did good. Brian

Wow, what an amazing bull. Brian

Stay North in the unit and look in Chevlon Canyon. Oh and water could be awesome. Good Luck Brian

How can you pass that. That is an awesome buck. Great right up Josh. Brian

Man, 2 for 2 that is very impressive. Brian

Thats a stud buck. Congrats. Brian