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Congratulations! What's his name? Picture? That's awesome!

If you find a remote grave that has at least a name or date, go to this site, it's called Find a Grave- www.findagrave.com -it's a cool site, you'll need to register (free) but I was able to find info on a grave I found, because it was already registered, and I added a picture of another grave that was also registered, but no one ever posted a picture of it. Plus I registered a grave I found, with a photo. The way the site works is anyone can add information to help create a record.

Hey, whatever it takes...long as it works for now. Good work-around!

Fantastic recap of a tremendous goulds hunt! Congratulations on getting this one with your bow.

Very cool! Beautiful bird and family- great picture. Would you mind giving some more details? What unit, beard length, weight if you have it. Congratulations on an awesome trophy.

I don't see why not. Are they on Find a Grave website?

Oh ya, where's Brunkow's Cabin located?

I posted a photo of the grave of Fred Lobley, located in Pinery Canyon, Cochise County, also a second photo of the grave of Frank Hands, also in Pinery Canyon. Thanks for the link to the other site. I found a grave that I cannot identify, real nice marker with the name spelled out in quartz pebbles, I'll try to find the picture of it and post.

Those pictures are awesome! Thank you for sharing them.

That's pretty cool, thanks for sharing. That marker is interesting. Don't know if it's a grave stone, but I've found remote graves before (that had a legible name) and later did a Google search. That led me to a Web site called Find a Grave- www.findagrave.com -it's a cool site, you'll need to register (free) but I was able to find info on a grave I found, because it was already registered, and I added a picture of another grave that was also registered, but no one ever posted a picture of it. Plus I registered a grave I found, with a photo. The way the site works is anyone can add information to help create a record.

It's the quality of the hunt that counts most. I'd say you and your family have quality times together that a lot of people don't or can't enjoy. Congratulations to you and your family. Keep it up!

We found these in Conklin Creek on our turkey hunt in unit 27. They were about 20 yards apart. Sorry, my bad - did not get ATL pics.

Very nice! What's the story on tagging him? Who was the taxidermist that did the mount? Thanks for posting your trophy.

That is a great idea and very creative. I'm sure that he will like it. Your avatar photo is cool too! Thanks for sharing your idea.

Awesome and congratulations! How would you rate the table fair?

Way to go! Congratulations on a nice Rio. How many bonus points did it take to draw a tag?

Good job on some nice birds Ammon! Congrats to all. Great pictures too. I bet your boys had a lot of fun.

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I hunt both states for deer, usually mule deer in NM, but have my 3rd wt hunt there this year. Have yet to see a wt buck in NM. I know, personal problem, but there are far more places in AZ to go and find/hunt wt than in NM.

Garmin 60CSX rocks. I especially like to use the all points of interest feature, which shows springs, tanks, creeks, mountains and anything else that you would want to know about while hunting or exploring.

What is the question??

Ha ha, the turkeys won this time. It was a tough hunt, they weren't responsive to calls - actually shied away from calling, so it became a spot and stalk hunt. I almost succeeded twice using that method.

I have a CVA Accura II and put a Nikon Omega with the BDC reticle. It shoots great, but I wished I had got the Leupold, especially after my Nikon red dot fell apart on my pistol and Nikon wouldn't warranty it.

That's a beautiful buck and a superb mount. Congrats!

That's really awesome! Congratulations on a beautiful bird. I loved reading your excellent recap of your hunt - how exciting for you and your Dad to share that experience. First of many more I'm sure. That tom looks like it's got a huge beard! What can you tell us about that? Congrats again and I can't wait to hear about your next hunt. Thanks for sharing your success.