El Fuego

Casey, Good luck on your purchase! Based on your options, you cannot go wrong, regardless of your choice. I sent you a PM. Todd

Thanks Scottyboy and Doug. Steve at Signature in Flagstaff mounted my coues and he did a very nice job. Thanks for the birthday wish Doug.

Jim, Just letting everyone know that when they are messing with you, they are messing with me. I don't know why I always wear my hat like that?

This has been a great thread! I wanted to add the following - Bobcat Eastern Pick-Up While Hunting Bobwhite Quail Coues Fox Antelope Kansas Tailfeathers Joining A Father And Son For Their First Deer. And please note that that is me on the left and not Coosefan.

The more a person like this is acknowledged, the more credibility they think they have. If none of us replied to his posts, or acknowledged him, he would go away. People like this are not worth confronting, fighting, acknowledging, debating, communicating with or even simply offering recognition to. Let him be his own worst enemy.

Where up North????? I wanna be sure to beat you in there!!!! Not sure yet but when I find out I will let everybody know where I will be camped incase anyone wants to swing by. Let me know where you will be and I will get out and hike around and call some dogs with you.

Congratulations! Great story and photos. Where in 9 did you get the little guy?

There was a 151 4/8" buck taken about a month ago.

Great job Jim. Congratulations on the successes you and your clients have been blessed with. And, the class you do it with, is very respectable. Todd

Thank you from the Henderson Family.

After comparing a number of renge finders, I opted for the Swarovski, But, you really need to find the unit that works for you. Best of luck and let us know what you decide.

Congratulations on a very fine buck gentlemen and the short story and pictures were great - "Thanks"! P.S. Pantera Rocks

Tyler, What did he score

Amanda, Thank you for the wonderful post and pictures, along with the brief vacation from work!

Congratulations. It is great to see your posts, as we have always enjoyed them. But it is better to you and your father out together. Great Buck!

RR< I like the one shot grouping. That would definitely help me out. Have a good day!

ARIZONAGUIDE, We understand. No big deal, as we are all still friends. But remember, "Vote For Pedro"!

Casey, What is the distance you are shooting to get .184"? I think a contest would be fun. Good idea punk

cbryant11, I have a Weatherby chambered in .30-.378 as well. And, like yourself, the muzzle break makes the gun very enjoyable and efficient to shoot. I would not want to shoot this caliber, along with many others without a break.

AZHuntNut, No need to be sorry, only thankful that you are not just another punk I too find my muzzle break to be useful.

Great story Casey and congratulations!

vote for Pedro

Mountainman, Here is my question. Who is trimming the manes of these ligers? Could it be Napolean Dynamite Kee up the research.

A couple of weeks ago, a friend and I called 5 coyotes in two of five stands, prior to 10:30 am. It was a great morning. The biggest advantage is being able to strategically locate the call as it relates to the territory being called, wind direction and etc.. The call definitely shifts the odds of the amateur caller. Good luck!

I drove out Lower Eagle Creek Road this weekend from the San Carlos and noticed a large camp of what seemed to be hunters with wall tents, trailers and etc. on high ground of the East bank. I wanted to stop and say hello, but it did not appear that anyone was in.