Flatlander

Sick bow. Just bought a CRX32 or I would be all over this

Killing me

Plunkett does awesome work. A guy I work with just brought home his 220ish Kaibab from your shop, and boy does it look good. I have always thought open mouth was my preference but now I am not sure. Antmo you got any pics?

I shot a buk this year with 5" eyeguards. He was nowhere near 128 so those things just look giant. I agree with the other post, put some pictures up of that beast.

Thats about as good as you can ask for. Nice work.

Why not just put in for a unit with better access that is a high draw. Find a unit close enough to home that you can scout regularly and one that isn't steep as a cows face. It says right in the regs that 30A has access issues. Just my .02, good luck in your endeavors.

I think I remember your story from last year. Congrats on your success. I sure do miss hunting with my old man.

Awesome

4 lions in one pic! No wonder there weren't any deer!

I am pretty sure my Dad has said similar things a few hundred times, just never about a tag going to waste. Don't worry I ended up ok, despite suffering from self inflicted "retardation" most of my youth.

Yup. Looks like a big ole barrel with some stubby little legs. That's a healthy bear.

Got hit for a couple pig tags. Looks like I will keep waiting for my first spring turkey tag.

That bear from 9.30.12 is a BRUTE.

Great deer. Congratulations on taking a couple of bruisers. Bucknasty seems a fitting name.

I guess I gave bad advice, should have read your screen name before I posted.

Tough unit. Hope someone can lead you guys in the right direction. I am 0 help.

I am hoping these go on for a while. My pig tag should have been a sure thing.

Prayers sent. I have never stepped foot in 18b, but if you want a pair of eyes and someone to go out with your boys, I will come running.

This is the only round I have ever shot an elk with, all 3 of mine died after being shot. I was shooting Grand Slams back in those days.

Glad it worked out for you Justin. It doesn't sound like your offer came from a lead on this site, but I have to say I am impressed with the network we have here. Its awesome to see guys rally around each other and give tips to Justin in such a quick order. Way to go to each of you who tried to help.

Great buck. Congrats.

Good buck. Great pics. Congrats.

NIce shirt. Nicer buck.

Enjoyed a successful weekend of Coues hunting and hoping to complete it all this week by hanging a tag on one more buck before Thursday. Friday morning we glassed up 4 bucks and 8 does feeding across the canyon from us. After a quick relocation we were setup @ 450 yds. Unfortunately I underestimated the windage and both shots missed to the right. We were able to move down the canyon and get setup on the deer one more time. My first shot hit the buck in the neck, and a follow up anchored him right there. Unfortunately the cape had a hole the size of a baseball in the neck. Oh well, we still have two tags to get a cape with. During the excitement my buddy missed the other nice buck that was in this group. Sat. morning we again had abuck located by 7:30 AM. A ridge between us and the buck offered a perfect setup 231 yds from the buck. Levi must have been a little amped up cause the first shot went right over the bucks back. A second shot dumped him. Unfortunatly this shot left almost an identical hole inthe neck of this deer as mine did the day before. I couldn't believe th body size of this deer, he was a horse. This was the oldest coues buck I have ever been a part of taking. Congrats to Levi on taking a wiley old buck. The pack out was brutal, 2.5 miles with some steep canyons to cross, but Levi was the man and packed the entire boned out buck himself.

Good bucks. Congrats.