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Had a fantastic time. Met some longtime members that I always wanted to meet and shared a fire with some longtime friends from the site. I know there are more pictures floating around out there so I'll look forward to those. The food was awesome, the weather cooperated and the members of the site are the best on the net. Can't get any better! Jim gave us all a cosine indicator for the angle shots we all encounter...awesome! Thanks again TJ and Peg! I had a blast!

It's just around the corner! I seriously can't wait. Good food, relaxed atmosphere, great friends, and potentially a monster buck or six! Bring it on!

I can attest to the hospitality offered by Justo and his family. One just feels relaxed and comfortable when on the ranch. Great views of the mountain ranges, a large population of coues deer, with the opportunity to see one for the books. That's what I'll be looking for down there this year! Mexico still has it's charm and wonderful culture. By the way, my signature photo was taken from a glassing position on this ranch!

Great story. Well put together and yes, the next one is your brothers. Lol

Nice kitty. Congrats!

Great buck! Congratulations. Love the license plate too. Share the field pics and details of the hunt if you can.

Very nice! Awesome that you have trail cam pictures of him!

Stan! Great job on all accounts. Nice pics too considering how much of a pain it can be setting the timer and running back and forth. Congratulations on your firts/s. He'll look real good on the wall.

Congrats again Troy. I know your Dad is very proud of you and so are we. It's been great watching you grow up through your posts through the years. I had fun glassing out there with you all and appreciate the hospitality shown to me by your family and the awesome Yuma crew! You have some great friends and really wanted you to score. Way to go!

Dang nice buck! Congratulations and I too look forward to the story. Thanks a ton for sharing with us too.

Dan, That buck is crazy awesome! I'm jealous of your opportuntity with the aerial surveys too! Love the pictures.

Wow, you two are certainly in the spirit of the holidays!

Kevin, Happy to hear you were not hurt. This could have ended very badly for all involved. Being as you were wearing earth tone colors and standing up, you could have been shot and killed without anyone even knowing. That buck was not worth risking your life for. As far as the guys in the truck go, they should have stopped and at least asked if you were hurt after seeing you. How do they know you were by yourself?...or not hit? However, they are not at fault for shooting at the running buck.

Nice mount and habitat Devin. ...and BUCK!

How did that bear get in your underwear? Bill Quimby

Wow! Congratulations and I love the old pictures of you and your Dad. Thanks for sharing them with us. Congrats again.

Happy thoughts sent your way my friend.

Good words AZBH. The once in a lifetime experience should be cherished for what it is. Sometimes it's not about finding and killing a ram on day one. It's about being in a position so few will ever be in. I'm glad you took the time to appreciate it for what it is. I've done that myself a few times. Stop and smell the roses. Good job.

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Good job Gino. You all did good and congrats to Colton and Mark on a stud of a bull. That broken up monster is just that too. Awesome.

Here you go. Nice ram and congratulations!

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Awesome! Looking forward to the photos and story too.

Love the fist pump post. Congrats to your Mom, her smile says it all.

Great buck!