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All I use is 3 1/2" #4 Buck and out of the Mossberg 835 Ultimag it drops them in their tracks out to 80yds. I have killed a couple @ about 100yds but thats pushing it. The 3" #4 buck will also get it done inside about 60yds. Geoff
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salt and feed no more in 2009
coueskiller replied to wardsoutfitters's topic in Bowhunting for Coues Deer
Call me an OUTLAW or what ever you want, if they decide to outlaw salt then let them try to enforce that....hahaha. our G&F is a JOKE. I will keep on keeping on and if they want to find me and write me a ticket for hunting over salt then so be it. We have to stand up for what we want and if that takes me getting a ticket and or fine then so be it!! I will not lay down for this B.S. guess I will change my screen name to "outlawcoueskiller" Why make laws they can't enforce????? If things keep up on this pace it won't be long before we can't even go into the woods let alone hunt. Geoff -
Anyone know of anybody in Flagstaff or nearby that has beetles to clean up a few pig skulls??? What about cost of this service?? Geoff
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We went 3 for 3 on the hogs this weekend. My father-in-law took his first critter with a bow, man he was excited!! Great times with good friends!! Here's a go at posting some pics..hope it works. Crappy phone pics.....oh well. Later, Geoff
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Here’s the story…. Started glassing Saturday morning at sunup. Found a herd about 1/2mi. away at around 8am. Watched them feed up on top of a hill then we made our move. As we were cresting the hill Randy(the guy in the bottom pic) motioned to me that he could see the pigs and they were close. He drew back and let one rip, it deflected off some catclaw and hit the pig in the hind leg breaking it. We trailed him for the next hour before we were able to get him in the bottom of drainage and finish him off. Later that afternoon I was up on a hill glassing and found one lone pig about 1/4mi. away. I watched him for a bit and he was the only one I saw so off I went to try and get him. It worked perfect as I was closing the last 50yds he decided to feed his way right down to me. I waited and the wind was a bit shifty but it all worked out ok as he paused for a few minutes then kept on coming right to me. He stopped quartering to me at 10yds and I let it rip hitting him just in front of his right front shoulder and exiting out his left hind quarter, he spun around woofing and took off up the ridge. He stopped again at the top of the ridge and I let another rip just grazing his back. I went up and got my first arrow and it was covered in blood from tip to knock with visible lung blood on the shaft and fletching. I had a good blood trail and was following it to find the pig bedded with the only shot available being a headshot straight on. I decided I would try and put one in his brain to finish him off. Well I shot a tad to the left burying arrow just low and right of his eye, he stood straight up on his hind legs, teeth popping and ran sideways about 15yds before going down for good. Sunday my father-in-law(middle pic) stalked in on another herd of pigs and got to about 25yds before he ran out of cover(this was his first stalk while bow hunting) he picked out one of the best pigs and shot hitting her in the gut(very excited). We watcher her run off into a thick draw and we gave her about and hour then went looking. It was easy to follow the blood/gut trail thru the draw but it was just getting thicker and narrower, well he found her face to face as she was rocked up in the end of the drainage with no way out but thru us and she didn’t want to run anymore so she made her stand. Teeth were popping like crazy and she was growling something fierce, he backed up a bit and tried to shoot her to finish it off but with all the brush in the way it was tough. He hit it once more and emptied his quiver and the pig was still plenty alive. He slowly made his way towards the pig to try and get an arrow back and was able to do so……man that was hairy, she was growling and tooth popping like crazy and I was getting it all on film. We then backed out a bit and he was able to get a good shot in her and finished her off.
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I ALSO GOT THE PIC VIA CELL PHONE!! AND BOY IS IT GOOD!!!!YIKES!!!JAW DROPPER! Geoff
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Possible 153 in coues pickup
coueskiller replied to jdmecomber's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
Looks like a muley to me. geoff -
Is this carp real.
coueskiller replied to bobbyo's topic in Photography of Coues Deer and Other Wildlife
FAKE!!!! I think......... pretty sure I saw before that it was a wood carved set of horns, but I could be wrong. I have also had the chance to see some of the monsters on the Navajo and yes some of them look like young bulls. Geoff -
You are right on with your thoughts about the pine tree country, no big coues in the pines for sure! Move down to the lower country where all the big bucks live and try spot and stalk. Since you have never taken a coues you should consider taking one if he presents a shot just to get one under your belt. I had 9 coues bucks under 15yds on opening day of the August archery hunt and let me tell you even with everything perfect it's still tough to get a shot, I had a 100" 3x3 at about 12yds and he knew something wasn't right and moved out before I could get a shot. These little deer are super spooky and blow out at the slightest hint of something being wrong. Good luck and keep after them and sooner or later you will be rewarded for your hard work. Geoff
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LMAO Off @ Stans new pic!!! I think I saw that guy last time I was in Wal-Mart in the "WOOD"... Awesome shed!!! Glad I know the location where it was picked up, might just have to start hunting that country again!! Geoff
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I have used Rhonda's many times over the years and even worked there P/T for a couple of years. I have never had any problems and the place is very clean. I have used all the guys in Flagstaff and none of them are bad in my opinion. Sorry to hear about your experience and I have forwarded this topic to Larry & Rhonda. Later, Geoff
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Drew 6B early turkey tag and 5A,5B,6A,6B,8,11M & 19A Archery stink hog. Geoff
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Both are fine coues calibers but the .243 lacks in energy after 350yds, with the .300 you got more than enough to shoot as far as you feel comfortable. I shot my first coues with my .243 and he is just as dead as the coues I have shot with my .270 & 30-378. Shoot which ever one you shoot best and put one in his lungs and it's game over. Geoff
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Muley hunt NM unit 10 10/20/07
coueskiller replied to coueskiller's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in New Mexico
Hooked on coues, I sent you a PM. Thanks, Geoff -
Well I'm headed back over this weekend for my last scouting trip before the hunt starts next Saturday. I have found some great country and a couple of good bucks in my previous scouting trips and I was just looking for any other info any of you would like to share. Thanks, Geoff
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Muley hunt NM unit 10 10/20/07
coueskiller replied to coueskiller's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in New Mexico
Hooked on Coues, Thanks and I have been in that country and know what you mean about the private lands in there. Good country though and I will spend Saturday around that area. Geoff -
Well Ol Dogman pulled the match out of the woods!
coueskiller replied to GRONG's topic in Shed Hunting
Very well said Randy!! Seems when we read things others type it never come across the right way. Geoff -
Well Ol Dogman pulled the match out of the woods!
coueskiller replied to GRONG's topic in Shed Hunting
Grong my friend, Oh yes loose lips do in fact sink ships, is it just blind luck that there was a convoy of lion hunters in there this past weekend when Doggiestyle and I were in there trying to catch a lion, maybe so but I think not. I know nothing about hunting lions but am learning more everytime I'm out with Grong & The Dogman and totally respect these guys and I share no info with anyone about where we go, not that's it's a secret spot but just out of respect. I have hunted the area where these sheds were found since the late 80's, does that make it my spot, nope as there were many guys that hunted it before me, heck my grandfater hunted it in the 50's. I haven't been in that country in a couple of years and it was nice to get back in there and after seeing those sheds I just might have to hunt it again someday, who knows maybe we will get lucky and find that big buck under a pile of leaves! I think a Fireman must have stumbled onto the area as there was a ton of guys out there this past weekend!! HAHAHA........ Can't we all just get along........ Later, Geoff -
Well Ol Dogman pulled the match out of the woods!
coueskiller replied to GRONG's topic in Shed Hunting
What an awesome set, I was with dogman when he picked up the match on Saturday, man was he excited when he spotted that horn. Great to see those 2 horn together again!! Geoff -
That is just plain AWESOME Brother!! Geoff
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I sure hope Hap does that again this weekend while I'm out with him and the dogman!! Geoff
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Sum B%$#H that MOFO is so Big it looks like it hurts him to walk!!!! WOW!!!! Geoff
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Awesome brother, you earned it!! Great bull and as usual great pics. Geoff
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Here is a pic of a lion track I cut yesterday if I can get the pic thing to work.......Here it goes....
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I was in unit 9 on Saturday & Sunday. They were going pretty good where we were at. Couple of big bulls with lots of cows and satilite bulls all around the fringes. They bugled till about 8:30 yesterday morning. Geoff