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That's cool. Backpack hunts always bring the adventure. Congratulations on the bucks. I really like your Dad's buck.

Man I just live long thirds like that. Especially when they inch outside of the main frame. Great bull and it looks like you guys have the perfect spot for next time!

That's a great hunt story and an even better bull. Thanks so much for sharing your hunt successes with us. You've been a welcome addition to the forum and I look forward to more from you two.

Yes! Happy Birthday!!!

This was posted today on another forum regarding Todd Rice and Sonoran Outfitters scamming people.

Thanks Guys.

Lets sell out the second table and fill up a third!

Tim! That buck looks even better on the wall! Super sweet that you got him back so quickly. Sometimes it pays off not having a cape. Ha!

Somehow I missed this post earlier. Congrats on your success!

I'll post this again, as I posted it in the other thread. It's fitting here. Jim was a passionate man. Anyone that ever met him, came to respect him for his dedication in doing what he loved. His contributions to glassing are countless, with his innovative and problem solving inventions. His devotion to it all included servicing those that put trust in his products, to his eagerness in helping wildlife conservation by donating. Truly a genuine man, whose handshake was his word. His name will always be associated with that and his legacy will live on within our sport for many years. Rest in peace Jim. My condolences to his many friends and family, especially his new wife Jonnette.

It was with a heavy heart that I heard the news. Jim was a passionate man. Anyone that ever met him, came away with the same sense of respect for his dedication to doing what he loved. His contributions to glassing are countless with his innovative and problem solving inventions. His devotion to it all included his service to those that trusted his products, to his eagerness to help wildlife conservation by donating. A genuine man whose handshake was his word. His name will always be associated with that and his legacy will live on with our sport for many years. Rest in peace Jim. My condolences to his many friends and family, especially his new wife Jonnette.

Congratulations on the success! You two are so lucky to be able to hunt and enjoy the outdoors together.

Congratulations to you for getting your wife out. Big time Congratulations to her for taking her first pig! Before you know it, she'll be a pro...all hugging up on them instead of just a lil' touch!

That's cool! Nice to see you took the young'n along for the adventure. Glad it all worked out and the pigs didn't bust because of the other hunters.

Way to go! That's a nice big smile, as it should be in a trophy pic! Congratulations t your wife on her first. I hope you get to tag one soon too.

I did that once using a borrowed .257 Wby!

Your intuitions paid off, love it when that happens! Congrats on your buck and thanks for sharing the story. I too get excited reminiscing about my hunts. Awful nice you had your husband offer to pack him out whole!

Congratulations. Great to see the ladies putting the smack down on the pigs this season!

Will the chairs tightly stack up on each other for storage?

Hopefully someday soon we'll share another campfire! The hunts can't come soon enough though! Best of luck to you guys with your draws.

Congratulations to the winners. I always enjoy voting while seeing all the cool things that people capture with their set ups. I especially loved the video that won with the bighorn sheep at the drinker. If you open it up on YouTube and watch the impact frame by frame, you can see the power that the bigger ram imposes on the smaller ram.

Love the movement in the pose. I like how Clay incorporated everything together to make the idea come to life. Such a compact mount with a ton going on!

Loved it! Like I was right there next to you guys!

Great topic TJ. Kathi's story is all too real. I wish I could give it 1000 likes. I'm glad things are turning around for everyone to be able to enjoy the outdoors.

Hang tough Jim. We'll be thinking about you and anticipating some good news.