elkhunter

That's awesome! I found a similar pile to that in 7W during my college years but it was made up of rougly 10 elk or so, we called it in but never got any information back, good job on your part! May you be blessed with a pronghorn tag next year!

that's a young bear, he may be big in size but still young! We all have seen 15 year old (human) teenagers from the size of 4ft tall to 6 foot tall, genetics play a big role in an animals size. It is hard to say whether the bear is big or small but the ears says that the bear is a young one.

Great write up Shorty! It was almost like living the hunt all over again. Watching Glenn take his first spike and then run down the hill without any equipment in that big down coat of his was one of the greatest (funniest) things I've seen on a hunt! To all of you guys- these boys (Jim, Shorty and Glenn) were a blast to hunt with, there was never a dry moment and around every hour you heard the funniest story you ever heard in your life. These boys kept their spirits high even when we did not find many coues deer, their passion for coues is awesome but their passion for life is even bigger! Congrats to Glenn and Shorty!

I was ontop of that mountain on saturday, saw some nice stuff there! becareful of those cliffs!

nothing better than having a selection of bucks infront of you, I can't say that has ever happened to me before (besides a 3x3 running with a bunch of spikes) congrats on your success and great pictures!

been wondering about that for a while now, it looks like one of the northern units along the rim atleast

I have seen cous bucks without tails, looks like a coyote ripped em off when they were born? I have no idea how you can shoot a buck without a tail especially when the rack is a mix of MD and coues. We all have to remember that deer do have genes and like humans, sometimes genes are mixed up...like a person being born with stubby legs, a deer can be born with a stub tail. As for this buck I did notice a white collar on this buck and white around the muzzle and on the second and third picture I can see a main beam in which the points do sprout off of. I'd guess it's a coues?? Overall I see more coues traits than MD traits. How did you fare on that hunt?

I know some folks who has the same tag as you, maybe ya'll can camp out together? Grab a buddy to go with you or get someone from here to tag along, that way your wife'll feel that you will be more safe out there.

wait it out, after today a majority of the hunters will be leaving and the bucks will start to relax a bit more, I'd wait 2 more days then anything goes!

Doug- please start from the beginning! Looking forward to your picture story

a herd of 10 what? deer? dove? elk? Go get em!

as long as it's not a remmy 700

Bet it was Lark, he knows people want to buy U of A outfits so he robbed the website to advertise his own business, good job Lark

I just read this topic and then went to the link sundevils.com and dang I don't think that is the U of A athletic store.....................

about 2 years ago a range master told me to wear ear muffs....I am deaf and so he got pushy and forced me to wear an extra one he had.....5 minutes later he told me I could not chew tobacco........really weird stuff

nevermind, that little 5th point is not on the right antler, still great pics,

Great pics, bull #6 looks real familiar, I think a feller named Ron G took that bull this year, if not, its identical!

Great job! That's what it is all about, your boys will never forget this, I still remember the jr elk hunts I did with my father 10 years ago and no doubt that will happen with your boys, congrats to both! Since the rut is still goin there, I am sure the Oct bull elk hunt (startig this friday) will be off the hook!

as Lance said, it is hard to get permission out there, if you got permission then kudos to you! I know several who tried but failed. It is a decent area to hunt, it does not carry many deer but it is one of those places where you can find monster coues and mule deer, mostly mule deer. I have never been in the ranch area but around it, it's nice country.

my college buddy is a game warden based out of the Yuma district, I am not sure what units he covers but he does alot of check ups on bird hunters, says its good shooting down there, good job on your hunt!

was the game warden Joe Sawer?

John, I'll take the truck but I need to borrow $26,272 dollars! Great looking truck, good luck!

Good to know, I have the Leupold Boone and crockett model (won it on this site through big buck contest) and I was happy to know it was a Leupold brand because I have a tendency to have broken hunting gear.

east side is easier

wow, thats a great video as any! Tell us about the arrow, what was the penetration at that distance? I can tell you were ready to get up and run after sending that arrow out, congrats