Couestracker

Thanks for the kind words. Yes, being eaten was not on my agenda.

That's great! Congratulations on her first hunt. Looks like she's good at it already, so can't wait to hear about the next one!

No doubt about it, Marvin was tops! It's now given by Valley Longbeards Chapter of the NWTF. Rich Williams and Howard Frampton primarily give the seminar, with assistance of other Chapter members and members of Desert Christian Archers. I never miss this seminar. Hope to see you there. Tommy

Really cool mount! Wow, you guy's came out of nowhere with all these hunts and awesome trophies! Thanks for sharing your hunts with the site.

Wow, you are great at recaping the hunt- and what an awesome hunt it was! Fantastic bull your husband took. Congratulations!

That mount is way cool! What's the story on you getting him? If you don't mind, can we see the full mount (sheep?) in the background too please?

WHAT DO YOU MEAN MY CARD WAS DECLINED?!?!?!!!

Lots of great bucks there! Congrats to everyone!

Awesome hunt, story, pictures and superb mount-Congratulations!

What an awesome hunt you had! Retelling the story always brings it back. That was a fantastic shot you made on a great deer. The mount turned out incredible too. Congratulations and thanks for sharing your story with the site.

Very cool mount, congrats!

Congrats on your success! Good that you were able to get that wounded one down. I'd have done the same thing, hate seeing anything suffer.

Cool! Congratulations on your first javelina. I'm sure it won't be the last!

Awesome job and story! Congrats on your first kill with your AR. Is it a RRA Coyote Carbine? If not, what is it? Thanks for sharing your success.

Wow Doug, those pictures are both phenomenal and inspirational. Great work. Looks like you may get the blanket of white this weekend.

Kidso, very commendable for you to try and help a newbie score on a javi hunt. Kudos to you and good karma will come your way I'm sure.

Yep, those 'yote are tough critters. I took a shoulder out of one with a .308 180 grain, it spun around, then ran off. 3 of us looked but couldn't find it. I found a big piece of bone and a handful of meat and blood where I hit him. Bottom line- put another one in them if they're doing the spin dance.

What, the draw results are out? NOT DRAWN!!!

Wow, that's a big'n! Never seen a pig-on-a-pack before, cool! Congratulations and nice shirt too.

Awesome! Huge congrats on ending the drought. You're on a roll now, so next hunt it'll be 2 for 2! Glad your father was there to see it go down.

Thanks everyone! I updated with a couple of more pictures.

I went down to Mexico with my friend Mike to help another guy (Bill) hunt coues and to pick up Mikes deer cape and antlers from his Jan 1st hunt. I took my bow with me hoping Id get a chance to hunt javelina. Sunday night Bill went to another ranch to hunt for a few days, so on Monday, Mike, one of the ranch cowboys (Guiermo) and I went out to glass for javelina. We spotted a herd on a distant hillside. After closing the ½ mile gap, I stalked up to one at 20 yds. It started to run, but I woofed and it stopped for the shot. It ran 20 yds and expired. She was a 41 lb sow....my first archery kill! We spent more time glassing, saw lots of coues and one day saw 3 herds of javelina from one spot. One herd was seen running out of a cave! Then I glassed up a guy in camo carrying a backpack and water jugs going up and over a mountain. I don't think he was training for the Olympics. Here's some other interesting things we saw. We found this pile of rocks, Mike thinks it's a burial mound. We also saw this cool saguaro cactus. My last sunset until I return to hunt coues this fall.

Big congrats to you both-nice double!

Very nice! Looks like a lifetime of hunts for those boys in the making there. Congratulations to Rylan on a great shot on a trophy javelina.

Congratulations to Noah on his first javelina! Sounds like it would have been "another great day in the field with him" even if he hadn't been successful, happy for you both that he was though! 300 WSM at 10 yds? Holy hamburger!