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Great hunting trailer - has been awesome for our family. PM with questions or post them here. Reese hitch included. $3950 FIRM. You'd be hard pressed to find a cleaner 5th wheel anywhere near this price.

That is a great looking buck! Wowser! Congrats to the hunter.

Dang, I was seriously considering getting one of those a while back. Glad I got a Knight instead -

Great story - got any pictures? Thanks for sharing it with us and a HUGE congrats on your first coues!

lol - now that was FUNNY!!!

A huge thanks to azelkhunter2 (DAVE), elkhtnaz, coyotekid(Sam) and Gino. We had a great time, no dead piggies this time but given the bad weather and short time to hunt, I just want to thank each and every one of you STAND-UP guys for sharing information and helping out. Turns out the country North of 260 was pretty much snowed in - did some hard glassing and hiking, found a killer bear or lion kill (cow elk) with both Bald and Golden eagles (my yougest son had a checklist of critters and this one kill checked off lots of them). Got a nasty flat tire in the mud, all that "hotel hunting" experience has to offer. A big THANK YOU to the good guys of Tire Pro Automotive in Camp Verde - Some great guys who got us back on the road and would not accept payment. You hunters in Camp Verde or Cottonwood, please buy these guys lunch, or at least, next time you need tires, give them a ring - solid guys all the way around. They really took care of us. Finally on Day 2 of a very limited two-day hunt we were in the right place (thanks to Gino) but a little late to the party. Late in the day, the boys finally got to chase some pigs, but they somehow they knew where unit 6A ended and 22 began, so we had to eat some tag soup and make our way back up the fossil creek road. Let's just say the road toward Strawberry from Fossil creek is a muck bog with a thousand foot drop-off that had all 5 of us puckering our sphincters like water-tight widgeons until we finally broke the rim. Just wanted to say THANK YOU again to all of you awesome CWT members who were willing to offer a helping hand on our youth Javi hunt. You guys rock.

Hey guys, My boys have the 6A youth javi hunt starting next weekend. My oldest son (12) had this hunt last year. We had some pretty cold, wet windy conditions and didn't end up seeing any piggies. We were camped near Cornville hunting the Southern portion of House Mtn, and saw some pretty good sign - just couldn't locate the little buggers. Next weekend, or whenever this big storm system moves out, we'll be heading back for round two - only with two hunters this time. I'm not very familiar with 6A, so I'm kinda planning on heading to the same general area. Any advice or suggestions would be much appreciated. I'd like to see them get into the pigs this time. Jason

Very NICE Job! Congrats!!!

Awesome - that's a good one to get stuck in your head!

Now that freakin' ROCKS! Great job - spot and stalk coues is an amazing accomplishment!!!! Great job and thanks for sharing!!!

Yeah, that's it, I'm hunting with Gino next Fall.

Thanks for the info. I love trail cams - just too afraid to set the good ones out that long!

Nice pistol - how many rounds does it hold?

Unit 1 Archery Bull Elk with my sons for two full weeks. Second place, a nice Mt. Goat with a bow. 3rd Place, chasing javi's, deer and quail around the desert in January with the whole family there, some good friends too. Big campfires, big stories, broken or stuck trucks, some grilled bacon wrapped deer or pronghorn backstraps, or if hunting's been slow, shrimp. Simply hanging with family and good friends. I'd rather hunt jackrabbits with some good company than a white rhino by myself.

IMO, this is the BEST youth bow out there. My oldest boys each saved up their Christmas and Birthday money to buy one, and both shoot very well. If you're looking for a bow that can grow with your kids, look hard at this one.

Great stuff - congrats again!

Awesome - great job! Love to see those Jr. hunters out there. Thanks for posting the story!

Man - that is friggin' AWESOME!!!! What a great buck. Nice write-up too. A Huge congrats to Ian.

Thank you all very much for the information! I really appreciate it.

Check out the beretta tomcat. It's only.32, but you can get some pretty hot Hornady personal defense rounds for it. Its semi auto BUT you don't have to work the slide to chamber the first round. The barrel pops up. Bought one for my wife and she loves it. It's much lower profile than the hammerless revolvers.

What a truly amazing buck!!! Holy smokes! Congratulations!

Wow - that is REALLY cool! Great job!!!

I've seen some bombers that have been taken with rattles and bleats. These guys were at the peak of the rut. No personal success yet using these tactics, but I know they work if you get in the right location and do it correctly. No idea on the decoys. I've yet to fool an elk with a montana decoy, so I'm too skeptical to try them on coues.

Cool thread. I have one that could be reused this year, but I put the Muzzy broadhead on a fresh arrow. The old arrow needs some cleaning before it can be used again. Would love to send that same broadhead through a piggy tomorrow- we'll see.

+1 to that! Wow - what an aweseome hunt! Thanks for sharing!