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Hey great job Tommy, I was thinking about you every time I went out, looks like you found and killed anything bigger than I found, even though I was looking for elk lol. Great buck

That is way cool, huge congrats. 3 bucks each with bows, nice job. Good luck on your AZ trip, I'm sure a bunch of us would and could point you in a good direction. Let me know.

Great bull, huge congrats.

Hey GH, I'll get that too you as soon as possible, I'm leaving in a couple hours for 3c for elk, but will be back to Payson on Wed. If that will work let me know I'll bring it by the store, you may have to remind me with a PM or something. Jade- That little dance of his is one of my favorites, I love that he gets so excited, makes it real to me.

I too am sorry to hear about your loss, it can be very difficult I know. My thoughts and prayers are given for the family.

I liked Wayne's video also, I have it j if you want to borrow it, probably on vhs if I remember lol. I like using a diaphram and growl while you use it. He teaches you on his video and I really like using it for about everything.

Between 320 and 330 is my guess.

What an awesome buck, video everything. I love those wide bucks with long tines.. Well that buck has everything.

Huge congrats to you Tyler.

Hendo, Usually those early hunts can be tough. You will find lots of deer, but it will be tough to find mature bucks after the two previous hunts. Look in the deepest darkest canyons, and hard to reach places. Get away from the roads and you will have success. All three mountain ranges have good population of Coues Deer. I've found a little bit of old time still hunting the canyons can be good for the early hunts when they become nocturnal and bed before daylight. Glassing is huge for your scouting trips before they get too much pressure. Glass shady sides of trees during day for bedded deer. Good luck

36a is a good unit. Lots of scouting and glassing will pay huge dividends. Most of 36a has easy access by quad or UTV's. Look for places you have to walk you will do better. You will have no problem finding small bucks and does/fawns, but it can be difficult to locate bigger bucks without lots of preseason scouting. Good luck.

nice pic j. That cat looks a bit on the thin side, makes me wonder if there is a correlation with that neckwear.

Way cool Josh, great buck and story.

It was a fun year.. I heard about that shot and saw your truck parked, I was with Kyle and others. Congrats

Great looking buck and huge congrats on a cool deer and story. Awesome job

Nice job Alex, calling is one of my favorite things to do.

I could have shot one from my office window also today Gino, except I pulled a tooth instead. Work today so I can take more time off later I guess. Nice turkey Lar Dog

Short answer- Because they are bottom dwellers. I love a good mulie hunt as much as the next guy, killed my share, start my season out in Utah with Archery deer, but come on ac guy, your on a Coues site with most of us die hard Coues fans that's just disrespectful.

Sure does and I really didn't want to be shooting the 210's that hot with only 92 gr of retumbo, so I backed it down a bit and really am happy so far. Cade, some others here that have the same barrel as I do report similarly that it seems to shoot faster than other barrels of the same length and load etc... who knows. I sure don't.

From everything I've read and heard a 1 in 12 is better for the 175-190 range, but 210's still shot better in mine. the 1in 10 should handle the 210's even better. I didn't have any problems with that load shane, except it was hard on my brass. Never seemed to be even close to locking up the bolt. I've found I get 200-300 fps faster out of my barrel than all my friends that shoot similar loads. my oal is 3.64.

lol you haven't killed a good Coues buck have you?

Hey Jason, if it doesn't sell let me know. I've been needing something like that. I pm'd you.

What an impressive buck. I too love the character.

Shane its 1in 12..I tried a bunch of loads in 180's and 190's still likes 210 best. When I shot The 92 gr retumbo it shot over 3500. I just backed it down a bit.

90 gr of retumbo 210 VLD OAL 3.64 Velocity 3125 28" Schneider barrel 3 shot groups under half inch at 200yards a few times, average is about 1inch. I contribute that to me being a beginner re-loader. It shoots under a half inch at 100 most everytime.