Couestracker

Nope, New Mexico charges up front full fees. I front over 3k to put in there.But on subject, I tagged out on a cow hunt in 23, back when nr's could apply for anterless hunts.

Have a great 18th birthday! Good luck on future hunts, I enjoy reading about your hunting adventures! Tommy

Pretty cool Patrick! Congrats on the cowboy style big pig!

I am glad to know you TJ.

Yeah, you're over the hill alright, better give up hunting while you're still ahead.

Looks like an awesome hunt, congratulations to all!

I highly recommend this seminar to all turkey hunters, especially beginners. I will be there for sure-can't learn too much about turkey hunting!

Awesome hunt ànd story TJ and Peg! Congratulations on your success, you two are great! Now I'm hungry........

I'll take 4 cards please, sent you a pm. Thanks!

Super deal all around, congrats!

Yes that sucks, glad they caught them.

That's awesome, congrats to your wife!

I chased javelina 6 of the 8 days I was able to stay and hunt, got it done Friday morning. 39 pound sow (field dressed). Italian sausage and green chili for a while! As she lay, lol. Rolled into this tiny wash. Used a Gerber multi tool that has a camera mount that Julie got me. Cool railroad trussle. Javi camp. Near Putnam Wash. I usually don't hunt alone, but when I do, I don't have to drink alone back at camp.

Our camp ended up with 11 people total, crazy right? I let 3 of my friends stay in the rv, but they all left on Monday. Only 1 other javelina was taken in our group.

Nice finds!

Worth reading about AR configurations. http://www.offthegridnews.com/self-defense/how-your-gun-may-be-illegal-and-you-not-know-it/

Not qualified to answer that, mine was purchased new and the lower is stamped pistol only.

Yes, I have. Posted the hunt here on CWT.I have a Rock River Arms AR15 pistol with an Eotech red dot sight. Someone on here tried to "challenge" me as to it's legality. Here's the link to the original post. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/17635-37b-javelina/

That's awesome Patrick! Couldn't get better than sharing that with your Dad. You're a lucky guy and a Son anyone would be proud of. I'd hunt with you anytime.

I had the early bull hunt in 7W. I hunted alone most days, some my brother and a couple of friends joined me. Man, did we see some elk! I let a few spikes walk right past me, 1 I called in.Finally on the 11th day of the 12 day hunt, I called in a bull just before dark. Bugle back to a bugle call and he was pretty close. I waited a minute or two and still couldn't see him, so I let out a mild cow call. He bugle right back and then I saw him coming in. As he approached and walked past a bush, I drew, he got to 40 yds and stopped broadside and in the clear. I released the arrow, but he jumped the string and my heart stopped! It looked like it hit him far back, he did a 180 and ran off. But only went 40 yds and fell down. I couldn't see him, but saw some bushes moving and heard him thrash around for a few minutes. When I didn't hear anymore thrashing, I walked over to see my first archery elk, a 5×6! The arrow hit him in the hip and severed an artery. Bad luck turned good!

I said I'd treat myself to a new bow if I drew another archery bull tag, well I drew one! I know it's not so simple of a choice, but looking for input from you archers. So let's hear it guys, what should I get and why? Thanks in advance for your thoughts and input. Couestracker

My wife Julie and I took a pre-dawn boat tour to see the lava flowing into the ocean from volcano Kilauea. It was the most amazing thing we've ever seen! https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=708914182603876&id=100004559026701

Awesome tribute to your Mom! Congrats on making it happen.

Me and a friend are going to duck hunt there January 14th. A guide/caller and dog is included. Anyone hunt there before?

Well, it wasn't good. A full moon had low to no duck movements. We each got 1 duck, which were the only 2 opportunities. There was a ton of shooting at a nearby pond, we were told the hunters were trespassing. Wondered why we weren't over there where there seemed to be a lot more action. The owner was a real nice guy, but I don't think I would go back to hunt there. Sorry for the late post. Tommy