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That as a relief I bet! Not to jump on your thread but a friend who is superintendent at a golf course had one of his equipment operators get swarmed by a bunch of bees last week. There was a pond nearby and he made a run for it. He still ended up in the hospital! They are a serious threat and for you and your dogs sake, I'm glad they weren't bees! TJ, a friend and I came across a bunch of ladybugs once. They covered tree trunks and there was hundreds of thousands about one inch thick all on top of each other. I ended up calling our resident biologist and she said they were mating I think.

A unit 23 tag is a great tag. Good luck and most importantly, have fun!

VERY nice bucks! Thanks for supporting the site. BTW, that is in fact a great looking website you operate. Saw a few familiar faces too.

That's a box of Malboro cigarettes... ...hard pack... ...menthols... Just sayin. . . . . . . .

Nice! Bill seems like a great man. I appreciate his generous contributions to the forum.

LOL! It's only a matter of time before we start seeing Ferrari's with them!

I have heard good things about the Vortex Kaibab 15s. They are a good bang for the buck. Glassing is important, but knowing when and where to glass is more so. You want to increase your chances at seeing bucks and knowing the basics is crucial. I suggest reading "How to Hunt Coues Deer" by Duwane Adams. Its sold here on CW.com and will give you a lot of basic information that will come in handy during your hunt. Also search these forums and you can get a lot of good tips. I used to hunt 35A quite a bit and from what I understand, it has changed a lot. If I were to hunt it again, I would go back to basics and do what I do well. That is glass the correct facing ridges at the right times and glass effectively. Good Luck and welcome to the forum.

Allen, Can you post pics of that pre 64? I may be interested.

Prayers sent. Can you tell me with more detail the back pain he was experiencing?

Great story. I'm glad you took the time to put it in print. I especially loved your description of the sight below you as you saw the cat in the water. My mind was there with you! Congrats!

That's about as close as anyone can get! I don't know about you guys but I just can't sleep at night thinking of a little coues buck carrying so much antler on his head! Mirror the other side and add a spread, holy moley!!

Tony, I'm laughing as I type this because my mouth literally started to water as soon as got halfway through the recipe! That sounds delicious and I love capers! I will try that recipe and thanks!

Tony, you were a topic of conversation that day. Actually, it was the shrimp cocktail we were talking about! Wish you would have made it and I echo Ernesto's well wishes on your Mothers condition.

That's awesome! Wish I had a tag.

Amanda, I feel for you! I can't believe how much $ the state wants to take a test either!

*UPDATE #2* It has been a dream of mine to tag a monster buck from the Kaibab. I had been contemplating hiring Duwane and I just made the call after reading Allens post ten minutes ago! I just booked Duwane Adams for my dream hunt!!! Duwane has been intrumental in me growing as a hunter and I appreciate his enthusiasm in teaching me a ton. With that said, I came to the realization that I need to work the odds in my favor. I KNOW Duwane and his crew are a bunch of killers, this is going to be FUN. I am pumped. Tony, get in on the action! It's building up to be a phenominal camp!

HaPpY BiRtHdAy!!!! Hope you are having a memorable one!

He knows how much you love and miss him. You will always know his presence when out in the mountains and hills where you once enjoyed life together. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I think Amanda's husband made them break out the other pig!

Congrats again Allen! Here's to having 400" by the campfire!

x2, awesome buck.

Almost forgot...Jake's buck! Thanks for bringing it by and congrats again on an awesome buck!

. . . . ...and this is what greeted my eyes when I opened them this morning.

. . . . THANKS JIM REYNOLDS!

We stayed up talking until early morning.... . . . I found this one to be interesting, forms a "quad"... . . . Another freaking awesome shed... . . . Anyone care to guess at what the SMALLER of these scores? Maybe Jim will chime in and tell us. It puts things into perspective on the BIG shed! There are some MONSTER coues bucks roaming the hills!