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You dog Dewey. I filled out Saturday on a big ole gobbler as well. You need to enter the turkey calling contest with out any calls.

I am related to the people you interviewed with the back to back Kiabab tags. They also have both been drawn for desert sheep and have them both full body mounts on a mountain in there house. The mount is awesome. The two deer they killed this year are awesome as well, one being in the 220's. They are going to get a double pedastol mount. The guy's uncle has killed two desert sheep in Arizona. He got drawn one year and then won the raffle tag a few years later. They are a lucky family. It does give hope that it can happen though.

Just wondering if anyone had heard any gobbles or seen any strutin' while out and about lately?

Lets say he was in a unit that they are trying to get rid of some lions and bring back some desert sheep.

My first and biggest coues My hardest mule deer hunt My firends hunt that I helped on My best trail cam picture I could go on but those are the ones that stick out.

I had a lemon 2008 F-250 I got it up to 40,000 miles in 10 months at work and it was in the shop for about 2 months. It was in for radiator 3 times, heads once, radiator fan once, Electrical short twice and some other minor things. I gave it back to Ford and got a new one exactly the same and I have 10,000 miles on it without one problem. Go figure. I work in agriculture so I travel field roads all of the time and I get 11 1/2 miles per gallon honestly.

Nada for me, but my wife got a 2A,2B cow tag for December. Congrats to all who drew!

The taxidermist will skin it for you. Just keep it frozen until you take it to the taxidermist and they will do the rest. Congrats to your boy!

It is the wall in my office @ home. The red walls are in the living room.

I finally got my coues from last year and it turned out well. This is my first animal with a full sneak and it looks pretty cool I think. Clay @ Mogollon Taxidermy did it.

I have the Badlands Terra Glide and I love it. It has a seperate bottom for a bow or boots and a big compartment for clothes. It also has many different small compartments for various things. It is built extremly well and has wheels. It is perfect for all travel.

Nice buck for sure! Gotta love spot and stalk muley's.

I guess I should just stick with the carp. Even I can identify a carp when I see one. I don't care what the heck it is I would put the smack down on him

Great buck and great story congrats man!

Man am I going crazy or is that an eastern. His hair color, length and nose features sure do look like my Kansas whitetail on the wall. I may be totally wrong too, just asking.

Great deed to end the year and a great buck!

Who gives a hoot how much it was. They are still self guided and I am sure the guy worked hard for it.

What a freakin hog! Nice buck!

Really nice buck!

That is a great looking buck Congrats! I would guess 108 - 111".

Good luck jlhcoues, hope you get another booner.

Man 6 bucks over 110 now that is impressive. I know a lot of the guides and have hunted there for about 7 years and the people up there are really good people. It is a different way of life and once you get use to it you appreciate it. Lets see some pics of these bucks.

We were in 33 on opening weekend with a rifle and killed a 109 4/8" buck and never saw another soul where we hunted. I am a bowhunter as well and hope they keep both hunts the same. The rifle and bowhunter each have a right to any animal out there. Who ever finds the buck and bust his or her tail to get it first should be congratulated.

The buck we killed opening day in 33 was already ruttin up a doe. She walked by him and he lipped curled and the chase was on. He was definetly getting into the rut. I was wondering if anyone else has seen anything up north or down south?

98" but who cares it is a nice buck!