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here is a very nice set of sheds that a friend found recently beatiful set hope you enjoy

over 105 witout a spread credit

beatiful set up love the way you did them

well here is a mount that I purchased from an estate sales company a while back it has a tag it was shot in 97 by a guy in phoenix if you recognize this mount and are the original owner or know who he is and might like to reaquire it pm me

looks like you found a dang good spot for muleys nice sheds good job keeping youre mind on the birds

nice shed thanks dds

dont know if any of you guys buy sheds but there is some really nice coues sheds on e-bay right know about seven or eight of them just thought id share that that with everyone

I put aleveling kit on my truck 2'' in the front and one inch in the back now I ve 285\75 bfg"s work great and was very inexpensive

20 years wow now thats some dedication great buck you must be proud

I'll be the first to say I can't I can't either If I had Double-eye-guards' abilities.....I would be out there right now pickin' em all up! There is always a few sheds on the ground, not all get picked up, it just gets a little harder as the year goes on after the drop. The key is: "the more shoe leather worn off..........the better your odds"! I know this kid and he is part goat I think he has hoofs thats how he puts so many miles on he has brought me tons of sheds to check out

here is one I think ive posted before got it from a friend its one of my favorites

one leg was bent or something it was mikes gun I didnt even notice that till i read your post

A good friend of mine Mike was lucky enough to draw December whitetail unit 31. I went with Mike today to help out. We went to one of my places in hopes of finding a good buck right away as soon as we could see we glassed up a 2x3 but he was not we were hoping for. We also saw many does that morning with no rutting activity to be seen yet. Today the weather was also horrible. The wind just wouldn't quit. After hiking for most of the morning we looked at the clock and it was about noon. Mike decided that it was time for us to take a break so we we did. We sat and ate a snack and BS'd for a bit then I started glassing around and about 330 Yds across the canyon I noticed the rear end of a deer under a juniper. After telling Mike he looked and said he thought it was a buck so I set up My Swaro 20x60 spotter to get a really good look. As soon as I looked through the scope I could see a good 3x3 rack with one busted eyegaurd. After Mike looked through the scope he decided that buck was going to be his first coues deer. I watched through my scope as he laid the deer down in his bed. He just dropped his head never even a flinch! He had no idea what hit him but Mike did. His 7Mag cut his fore head wide open from the recoil. I know it had to hurt but I just couldn't stop laughing. By the way this deer had a spotted chest and white hair above his hoof. It was kind of crazy looking

how about some visuals, please

another view

i took my buddy out today he nailed his first coues at 330 yds in its bed i'll post the story and pics later a little bit tired right now

Jamaro I also looked into our local volunteer Search and rescue team and I just dont see where you could go wrong good deal go for it

on a larger caliber like a 300 Weatherby Mag it helps to simply reduce the kick as for the 270 goes who knows it doesnt have to bad a kick to begin with

sounds like a great hunt and well written story thanks for sharing congrats on a great kill

lots of deer on the portal side just get away from all the private land and glass glass glass! get some elevation some of the area is real thick

if you really want to know go find the buck J/K

someone should cut the fence and let those bad boys out to play they would have heck trying to catch them without a fence to corner them in

you can send them from youre phone to youre e-mail then save them to your computer where you can download them to this site

definatley keep us posted the world record is like 196 isnt it