WHT_MTNMAN

Nice job again...like Treestandman says..(I was to chicken too).. .nice to have that bull out of the gene pool.

Nice sequence that is really cool. Congrats on such a fine animal. One of these days I'll make it up there.

You have to go to options and then click on share or make public or something like that. Then everyone has access to you account. That is the only way I know how to do it. Houston

nice job... congrats on the good bull

That is your opinion... At coues I want every bit of accuracy out to 50+ yards. I did not feel the WB gave that too me.

I didn't like the whisker bisquit because it contacted my vanes, and to me this meant decrease in accuracy, i don't care about the speed to much. I also have the rip cord but am looking for another full containment rest that is a drop away. Benefit of the bisquit is that is is inexpensive for a good rest.

At the closest I think he was under 4 yards I figue I released at about 7 yards. It was a great hunt and I feel blessed to finally have drawn a tag. Even with the limited amount of time I had it worked out nicely. thanks for the good words. Houston

Here is a pic of the crew. Thanks to Dan (right) and Andy (left), couldn't have done it without you.

Very nice pictures Dan. I like that sunset pic and the bear pics.

Thanks AZ GUIDE I'll post a topic, video and pics.

And the way scottyboy does taxi work I think I'm going to start sending him some stuff. :)

Great Story and pictures. Congrats on a great big ol bull. Awesome job.

That bull is at least 330. Huge fronts, thirds like no other and the 4th on the right side is very nice and decent length on main beam. Just the angle makes it look not as long. I'm not saying he is a monster but he is a good bull. I think if you took that same bull and put him on the ground with some good still pics, everyone would guess in the 350's JMO>

What a stud... I'm glad to see him shoot another great buck. I also like to see the kids and the smiles. That is what hunting is all about.

Sweet buck, those are the kinds of stories that make it all worth while. You find a buck, and watch him and then harvest him. very nice.. I don't wear scent loc but I think I agree with you. Awesome

I have an old camo shirt that is one of my favorites and it is a light tan with darker tan colors and the only words I can find on it are Sniper with a trade mark sign TM next too it. Any one know who the original maker is? I really like the pattern but cannot find anything about it on the net. Here is a pic... it is the outside shirt that is the one i'm wanting. This is my first coues deer tag and deer.

Marlon-good luck on your leap of faith...maybe I'll meet you in Wyoming one of these days it has been a pleasure reading your posts and I hope all goes well with you. Houston

Very nice buck Brian- good heavy cutters on him. Congrats on a first antelope.

Beautiful buck. I've been waiting for some good stories on spot and stalk. Very nice.

I think they'll grow unitl first week in Sept. and then stop and start to harden up. Last year I missed a buck the last weekend of the early seaon still in velvet. I shot him with my rifle in Nov and he looked like he shrunk.

Bass- Usery pass is still the same, except most days they have someone there to take your money. It is $5 per person for the archery range.

Whatever you get..... get a tripod... It is more than worth its weight for Coues. If you think you'll hunt Coues more than a year or two, get 15x's but get the best high power glass that you can afford.

I shot most of the newer bows like Dug and decided on the XT. All new bows are nice, find one that shoots/feels better for you.

36a Nov WT tag Finally drew the archery elk tag I've been wanting for 15 years.

I've been hunting in this unit for the last 4 years and it is a good unit. Preseason scouting will pay big dividends.