Rag Horn

might be bad angle but that lead dog does not look like he is eating to well... nice pics thanks for posting.... real pretty area...

Sounds weird for sure. Do not give up on your Moultrie I have one that works fine and I work with a few guys that have them and we all like them.

Man I hate it when I get deer in my elk spots. If you need some help getting rid of them let me know I would be more than happy to help you do that. I just would hate to see your elk spot get ruined by those pesky little deer.

I am not too familiar with the unit but I know when we go camping up there every year with the family we see tons of deer off the big lake road by diamond rock camp area. Got to be careful your awful close to unit one over there.

A few months back my grandpa passed away. After his passing I was given his old Winchester 30-30. After doing a little research on its serial number I found that was manufactured in 1916. The gun was given to my grandpa by my great grandpa. As all the family lore goes this gun has killed more deer than I have ever seen. After having received this beautiful rifle I have wanted to add a buck of my own to the pile of bucks this gun has taken over its life time. I have some questions that maybe you fellow coueswhitetail.com members can help me with. 1) Due to this guns age do I need to special load 30-30 cartridges that are not as “hot” as some of the older cartridges of the time when this gun was manufactured? Kind of like is done with the M1-Garand rounds. 2) This question is much like the first. Do I need to take into account the powder charge and burn rate evolution from 1916 to today? Should this affect the structural integrity of the gun? Thanks for any help I just do not want to get some rounds that will compromise the safety and performance of this gun.

Real cool pics.... looks to be a big cat too..... thanks for posting..... never to many...

Instead of putting in a light I suggest installing a round a bout system…… ha ha nice pics for sure

both look to be nice bucks to me.

I know that a healthy lion population will take its toll on the local deer population as will an abundance of coyotes. Does a healthy bear population have an effect on the local deer population? Does anyone have any insight into the ecological relationship between these two species?

I vote it is a bear cub...

Well that is good to hear...he looks like he is big enough to do some damage if he decided he wanted to come on bear season!

Nice write up thanks for sharing. It sure will give a guy the itch to do some bear calling. Thanks to all for the info.

Nice lookin animals you got there.... got to love the bear..... did the bear mess with your cam at all?

I was headed to Fry’s and you were pulled off the side of the road on 39th street just before Baseline in mesa about 7:45 ish. In a big red Dodge.

man that is awesome thanks for posting

That is a trophy sized pack rat you got coming in to your trail cam. Hope you can catch up with him come season time. glad to see your cam works... now get it out there and find some deer

Man nice lookin bone... got to love the little horns...I wish all my trail cam trips were like that too

nice bulls thanks for posting

I only got one pic of of a buck with this much growth. Is it a Coues or just a Muley? and I am not sure what this one is of Fox or Coyote? Just a few more pics to look at.

Thanks that is a good article.

I have absolutely no geological qualifications to be making any claims about what makes a seep. However I have found many a seep spots in my hiking miles and it has been my observance that a seep is spring that does not produce enough water to flow. I have noticed that sometimes a spring will flow for a while and then go back underground then pop back up later down the hill. Sometimes where the spring almost reaches the earth’s surface but does not do so enough to flow it will create a seep spot. Then later down the hill you can find where it pops back up to a flowing spring. Like I said I do not have any geological qualifications to be declaring the doctrine of springs and seeps this is just what I have noticed. But maybe I have noticed wrong.

A lion like that would sure would be enough of a reason to keep me away.... looks like the rabbits are brave enough to stick it out though :lol:

Really.. ..... like how? please do explain?

Nice picture and nice bull in there too. Moving from the right to the left is the second bull still a hard horned spike? Or am i just looking at if funny?

Yeah he is lookin good.