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You know what the difference between 100 and 110. 10 inches. 5 inches a side. Big wow! People start obsessing about monster bucks and scouting them and baby sitting them, keeping a code of silence. The worst of human emotions becomes evident. Those one's that are against the commandments. Like do not covet thy neighbors rack! Really if you can keep it all positive. Keep jealousy and greed out of the equation good for you. If you can honestly shake a hunters hand that just shot "your monster buck" then I say you have a good balance. There is the other side. We have heard the stories. The sick ones. splitting the skull for a few points here. Knocking a point off there for a bigger net score. Kicking the wrong deer off the cliff because you thought he was the one. Shooting a deer a week early while your best hunting buddy lie in the hospital. I use to think, that I would like to be a trophy hunter. The challenge of it appeals to me, but the competitiveness of it sickens me. I don't just mean competitiveness between hunters. I mean the competitiveness within the mind. The thought that a 111 inch buck could some how be superior to a 109 inch buck is nonsense. The concept of ground shrinkage is a joke. "I swore he was 115, but he only taped out to 105, so I am disappointed." What? So I have given up my trophy hunting aspirations a while a go. The ironical thing is I shoot larger animals now, when I truly don't care. I hunt for fun and fun only. If it is no longer fun I will quit. Going back to Scott's original post. I would be proud to put my tag around an 86 inch whitetail. I would never pass it up. So my answer to the question "What contributes most to harvesting MONSTER BUCKS." My answer would have to be. WHY? Bob Your exact post!

No disrespect meant but in another thread didnt you state that you believe trophy hunting drives people literally mad!

Nice buck , I think its a fox myself has kind of a bushy short tail either way nice pics for sure!

I dont think anyone will catch up with Casey!

This was my sons first year able to hunt he did not get his deer but he missed several shots during the hunt but he kept his head held high like a true spotsmen and made this dad proud so I thought I would share this picture I just liked the way it turned out

I'll tell you What Dustin when I cant walk anymore there all yours buddy LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanx guys!

Nice pics it seems they wanted to be photographed the way they where posing for you

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Looking to trade a Swarovski 20x60 spotter with angled eyepiece in excellent shape for some 15x56 Swaros if your interested drop me a pm

volume 40 developer creme spread it on the boiled and cleaned skull set it in the sun for about an hour or two and youll have a snow white skull after you rinse it off

Just got the 2200 today at Gila outdoor at a good price to

I bet if you went with Jim Reynolds Youd get what you want!!!

107 Great buck!

I have never personnaly hunted with the Harris family but I can tel you guys that they have gone to great lengths to take care of the local hunters needs around Safford and Thatcher they do good business and know what they are talking about !!!!!!

Thats why its called hunting and not deer killing LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Put the pics Jim thats one helluva B-Daqy Buck!

You got my vote to good luck!

Wow what a year Jason!! now you need to start praying that next year goes half this well J/K congratulations Bro!!!!!!

Very Nice!!!!!!!!!!

129 1/8"

Unit 31 caught a little bit last night on the mountain

Here is something to brighten your day I wasnt sure where to post it so I put it here. DUI - TEXAS > STYLE > > > Only a person in Texas could think > of this. > > From the county where drunk driving is > considered a sport, comes this true story. Recently a > routine police patrol parked outside a bar in Austin , Texas > after last call the officer noticed a man leaving the bar so > apparently intoxicated that he could barely walk. > > The man stumbled around the parking lot for a > few minutes, with the officer quietly observing. After > what seemed an eternity in which he > tried his keys on five different vehicles, the man managed > to find his car and fall into it. > > > He sat there for a few > minutes as a number of other patrons left the bar and drove > off. > > Finally he started the car, switched the > wipers on and off--it was a fine, dry summer night--, > flicked the blinkers on and off a couple of times, honked > the horn and t hen switched on the lights. > > He moved the vehicle forward a few inches, > reversed a little and then remained still for a few more > minutes as some more of the other patrons' vehicles > left. > > > At last, when his was > the only car left in the parking lot, he pulled out and > drove slowly down the road. > > The police officer, > having waited patiently all this time, now started up his > patrol car, put on the flashing lights, promptly pulled the > man over and administered a breathalyzer test. > > > To his amazement, the breathalyzer indicated > no evidence that the man had consumed any alcohol at > all! > > Dumbfounded, the officer said, I'll have > to ask you to accompany me to the police station. > > > This breathalyzer equipment must be > broken.' > > > 'I doubt it,' said the truly > proud Redneck. 'Tonight I'm the designated > decoy..'

My oldest boy started going glassing when he was still in a carseat and his mom was at work lol!

Congratulations! I love seeing the youth hunts do great