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Here is another buck from southern az, lets see how this weather helps us.

Canon XL-2-S For sale $900.00 "SOLD" Steven Ward 520-404-5114

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Gross score I vote for !!!

Give me a call and I can tell you all about it. 520-404-5114

First $500 takes it I dont need it anymore and its taking up room on my desk..

Dave good to see you on the site, It was a pleasure hunting with you and Kenny. You guys hunted hard and did a good job glassing .. Looking forward to next year!!!!!!!!!!

Ward's Outfitters just finished up the first season of Coues deer hunting and our clients harvested some great bucks. We are hunting over 20 sections of private land that produce Coues deer and Mule deer. We hunted three days and glassed up over 35 different mature bucks. If you have ever considered hunting Coues deer and want to stay in the states this is the hunt for you. Avoid all the crowds on public ground and hunt with Ward's Outfitters.

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I'll take it . Give me a call 520-404-5114 Steven Ward

He is calm , he takes after his mom.

Gabriel Ward harvested his first elk onthe 3a 3c jr. hunt. Watch the video it tells the whole story.

Gabe Ward shot his first mule deer buck opening morning of his Junior hunt . Story to come soon

Sorry no story yet. I have been very busy hunting with gabe and now scouting for the up and coming hunts, I'll get it posted as soon as possible.

Thanks everyone. Gabe is at the range every chance he gets. He is wanting to shoot in competitions, any idea where he can do that?

We were on that dropper at 120 yards buck , but decided to go after the buck gabe killed.While scouting gabe fell in love with thie buck he killed.

I would like to share my boy Gabriel's hunt with all of you. Friday morning my Father and boys Gabriel and Landon headed to unit 29 for a morning of Bear hunting. We arrived way before light because Gabe and I needed to climb a big ridge to get the good vantage of the whole area. My dad was going to walk up the creek with London , and try to catch a bear in the bottom. Gabe and I reached the top of the ridge we would be glassing form just in time as we now had enough light to see. I didn't even get set up and with my 10's I glassed this bear feeding on a juniper tree at 1600 yards. I told Gabe we would wait to see if the bear would feed to the west and present a shot across the canyon, after watching it for a few minutes I decided that we would make the stalk because the bear hadn't moved . I knew we would have to hurry. My concern was that when we get into the creek bottom I would have a hard time finding an area to shoot from. I told Gabe we would have to almost run to get into position before the bear heads toward his bedding area. We began down the mountain we were on top of and stopped a few times to make sure the bear was still there. We were almost to the bottom of the hill I stopped again looked and the bear was still in the same spot , I looked down and laying at my feet was a matching set of Coues sheds about an 80" buck . You know your obsessed with Coues deer when you're as excited about sheds as you are the bear, Of course I picked up the sheds and the race was on again. We were now in the bottom of the canyon and I picked up the pace, I found a spot where I could see the bear and it was still under the same tree I ranged it and it was 973 yards, we headed straight toward it along the edge of the creek I stopped again when I found another opening and still there now at 865, again moving toward it and along the creek I stopped in another opening and now it was 785 but no way to shoot it because the grass was to tall and if Gabe was prone he wouldn't be able to see the bear because of trees and grass. We archery Coues deer hunt along this creek often and I remembered a small opening that always has scrapes in it during January , I thought to myself I think we can shoot from there off the edge of a little drop off. We again took off and I went straight to the opening , when we got there to my amazement the bear was still feeding under the same tree. I took a range and the tree was 651 yards , I told Gabe to get set up and to rest his back on the base of a tree then to locate the bear. While he was getting set up I was making a shooting lane so he would have a clear shot at the bear. I asked him you find him, he said yes but it's behind a small tree . I told him he is 650 yards dial it in , He dialed the scope into 650 and without even telling him he dialed it down two clicks from the 650 mark , I knew he was compensating for the angle of the shot . He got back into the scope and said it just walked to the right, I said move left because now you couldn't see the bear from the position we were in and the bear hadn't even moved 10 yards , Gabe moved to the left got set up again and asked now what's the range , I ranged the bear and told Gabe 664 yards he reached up and added the two clicks he had taken off . I told him you on it he said yes , I said take it , I forgot I hadn't taken off the safety and I looked down to do so and he was just taking it off his self. I got back on the bear and said squeeze, Gabe said its quartering away, I said last rib and a second later boom I watched the bear pile up. Gabe had just whacked a bear at a what I figure was 650 yards.

The bear was feeding on Juniper berries, My Nephew also harvested a bear yesterday and One of my guides whacked one this morning. All on Juniper

After lots of hard work and persistence , Alan Harris and Beard Hobbs harvested these two Great bulls with us. The rains made it tough and we had to stick to running and gunning for the complete season. I personally logged 107 miles on my boots with Beard and another 12 with Alan to get the job done, The hunt was great Beard passed 14 bulls before he whacked the bull he wanted, and Alan passed 11 bulls before the toad he harvested presented the right shot. Congrats to the two and thanks for all your hard work.I would also like to thank our guides Who hepled on these hunts, Mando and Bill and CJ for all the great meals that helped keep us on our feet.

Here Just for you Couessniper

MARTIN GUERNA "UNIT 33 OFFICER", IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL ME AND I CAN ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU HAVE . STEVEN WARD 520-404-5114

looks great but keep in mind you cant screw in that on trees on National forest lands.

That's what I thought too... It's Me Steven Ward .. Nice to know also who is hunting in the area..Nice set up! I guess you didn't see the tree stand we had set up on the east end I set it up on friday but didn't remember seeing the cameras until I went back to check on sign. It really didn't matter we only sat a few hours one afternoon 9 does and a small 2x2. I hope you got pictures of the big buck there, call me and I will tell you what he looks like so you dont think I'm bullShhhhh. Were you in the Large white Dodge?

Good job you are the KID