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Badlands Monster Fanny Pack. In really good condition. All buckles, straps and zippers are perfect. Please PM. $75
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Stealth cams are sold. Thx buddy
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Cot and Camp Chef are sold. Reduced prices on Trail Cameras and Ripcord.
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Rex Jensen in Virden, NM does outstanding work. 505-358-2414. If you ever do get a coues, he does the best work of anyone I've ever seen. Really knows the animals he does well.
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Welcome to our new sponsor - Optics 4 Rent
Coues79 replied to CouesWhitetail's topic in Sponsor Spotlight
Cool! I think there are some folks on here that do glass rather frequently with 10's off of a tripod was the reason for me asking. Some may feel the weight of the 15's plus the tripod gets cumbersome over the course of a day hiking in coues country. Welcome to the site and good luck with your business here! -
Welcome to our new sponsor - Optics 4 Rent
Coues79 replied to CouesWhitetail's topic in Sponsor Spotlight
Pretty cool deal. Prices seem pretty fair as well. Could save some folks some serious money if they're not into or cannot afford the huge payment. What tripod is included with the package deals and is it possible to get a tripod with the 10's or 8's? -
question on how to best preserve meat in the field
Coues79 replied to JLW's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
You can freeze a few 16 oz water bottles and wrap them up in socks or some sort of insulation, a few inches thick. The insulation will help to keep them frozen longer. When you get your meat deboned and ready to pack into whatever it is (I like the pillowcases as well) put the water bottles in with the meat. It will help to start the cooling process. -
Is there a difference between these two aside from price and the look on the box; such as an updated version? One I pulled up off the CWT store and the other directly from National Geographic website. I do want to be able to utilize the 3D option. Is this available off of the one we can buy through CWT store? Nat Geo link http://shop.nationalgeographic.com/ngs/bro...productId=20514 CWT store link http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00...oueswhitetai-20
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Fill out a regular application just like normal. If you are one of the first come, they will issue you a tag and mail it to you. To know if you were drawn, give it at least a couple days to call and ask the ladies if you were able to snag one up. They have to manually search, its not automated like the normal draw. There will be a ton of applications going in so a lot to process. If you don't get one, they will return your application to you, opened with a stamp on it that says "unsuccessful hunt filled", with your check or money order. Hope this helps you out.
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In complete agreement. Nice job AZGFD. I wonder if the "New" person that got hired in the draw dept. got everything lined up good? That job was open a couple months ago.
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Its tough. Access is an issue in 29, so are the mule deer numbers. Take a trip down and do some early morning/late evening glassing in areas that you can access. Good Luck.
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41 East
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33 october 27 october youth
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Wife=Dec Whitetail. Tag #2 Dad=Dec Whitetail (Not in the same unit ) Me= Not drawn; deer or sheep. No worries. 3 any antlered Jr. Tags. Pretty successful year for our group. AZGFD did a great job getting the results up pretty dang early too. Way to go game and fish!
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Kowa Spotter VS. Swarovski Spotter
Coues79 replied to SuperiorBowHunter's topic in Optics and tripods
I think youre going to find that most people on the hunting forums are going to have swaro spotters moreso than Kowa. Like I said earlier, I have personally looked through both and I felt the Kowa edged out the swaro. The crispness and edge to edge clarity was unbelievable. If I were to be a glasser that glassed through a spotting scope, I would own the Kowa and I am partial to Swaro products. They are both going to be phenomenal glass without a huge difference between the two. With as big of a purchase as it is, you should view them first. You will always be wondering if you made the correct decision otherwise. Either way, you are going to arguably have the best spotter on the market. Good luck with the purchase and post up some pics when you finally get them in hand. -
Also don't forget to check with Doug at cameraland. They're a sponsor of the sight. I've bought several optics from him and will continue to do business with them. http://www.cameralandny.com/ The nikon's are a pretty good glass. I've had a pair of 10x56 and thought they were really nice. I imagine the 12's are pretty nice too. Good luck.
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Kowa Spotter VS. Swarovski Spotter
Coues79 replied to SuperiorBowHunter's topic in Optics and tripods
I've looked through both. I thought the Kowa was a better glass. I am very partial to swaro too, but they just seemed to be better. -
Great looking buck and dang nice taxidermy done on him. Congrats.
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Yes definitely a nice deal. Have to see how the NM draw goes in a month or so if you still have em'. I am interested in them.
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Don't have the SDP. Still shoot the Black Gold Dusk Devil 2. I like it. Add lots of pins with ease and not nearly as pricy. Kind of an older sight, but works good for me.