idgaf

Not quite yet. My coues hunt starts in a couple of weeks and since this will be my first rifle hunt in a dozen years. My goal is very, very high.

When i post a successful hunt, I get 15 PMs from people that do not post anything, saying how I'm screwing up there odds and the unit.

I found them down under

I've seen a few in 4b today.

I bought 10 boxes. They shoot well. My daughter will be using them on her elk hunt Friday

Basic rule i live by. Hunt where others don't. It could be too far out or so close it's overlooked

Talk about timing. my internet just went out.

Are you going with andrew?

Wow! I've probably missed more animals than 75 percent of the people on here combined, before I figured out what to do.

That's my situation. I close my left eye and shoot right handed

If he was normal, yes. But he's Jim shocked.

Just presume 24b

Scout

For a 3500 dollar finders fee. He will tell you where it is.

Pics please

I don't think so, he just likes free stuff

Josh white His specialty is sheep

Me too. The line was 10 times longer than I have ever seen

@wildwoody dennis spill the goods!

Out of state archery tags sell out in a few minutes. Be prepared. I have that javelina tag as well

My nephew had the unit two weeks ago. Saw 11 bucks. 9 were branch antlered including 1 behemoth in 2.5 days of hunting.

It was 105 during my nephews hunt. He didn't complain.

They didn't charge him. Happened to me on my rio tag. I mentioned it here and got a call later that afternoon

You may not believe this. Helping my nephew on his junior hunt on Friday he takes a couple of shots at a giant coues. We split up and look for evidence of a hit. After five hours of looking, nothing. I decide to take a drainage back to the trucks. At dark, I was thinking of putting my headlamp on, when I step on a rattlesnake. Thinking fast or slow, idk, i dive off the snake into rocks 3 or 4 feet down and 6 feet away. Hitting my right side in those rocks and knocking my sidearm another 6 feet in front of me. I put it back in the holster, go a few yards father. Grab my headlamp and start looking for snakebites. Quick once over and I'm okay. Now fully dark and my headlamp properly placed on my head. I see a set of yellow eyes looking at me maybe 15' higher 40 or 50 yards down the drainage. I get closer, only watching the eyes the whole time with them moving out of sight a couple of times only to go back to back to it's perch. With me yelling at it the whole time I am now 20 yards away. My brother and nephew get back to the truck and give me a call. I tell them what I am looking at and my brothers yells SHOOT! Ironically, the pistol i brought was only for snakes. The heritage revolver with a 22 mag cylinder. With my brother on the phone, I pull the trigger back and click, again, click and again. Finally when I stopped aiming i get a round to go off. Peppering yellow eyes with rock shrapnel. It finally turns and I don't see yellow eyes anymore Now it gets dangerous. I go further and come to a dried out waterfall, 12 or 15 feet high with Cliffs on both sides. Instead of going back through snakes and demon eyes, i decide to scale down. Takes me awhile and couple of different descents only falling when I am 6 inches from the bottom. I get to the trucks, drop my pants and have my brother and nephew check for snake bites. I had my nephew google what north american animals have yellow eyes. There are two. Mt lions and raccoons. This wasn't a racoon. The next morning I find this on my boot. Oh and couple of days later, my nephew gets his first buck!

That's what she said. And pointed what appeared to be dried liquid stains. I felt the snake under my heel, but did not feel anything else.