First Coues find of the year

[az_shooter]

Went out bow hunting with a friend to one of our spots and while hiking around i found this guy along with the rest of his bones. I'm thinking he was killed by a hunter who never recovered him because his nose and stuff isn't crushed like they are when killed by a lion and he was up in a thick area of trees and coyotes usually drag their kills out into the open so they can keep an eye on it.

 

 

I also took a picture from the side because he's not very big but he has two little stickers on his right side that you can barely see.

 

 

 

[trophyhnter]

Cool find. You should check the regs because I thought that the skulls could not be possessed if they have any kind of skin or fur.

[az_shooter]

Found this on AZG&F website:

"If the cause of death cannot be determined and the wildlife part is fresh, meaning bone or tissue moisture is present and the part is not oxidized, possession will not be allowed. This also applies to parts, such as skulls, where the age cannot be determined because the finder has boiled and/or cleaned them. If the cause of death cannot be determined and the part is old (with no moisture and oxidized), possession will be allowed."

[Mathews]

Found this on AZG&F website:

"If the cause of death cannot be determined and the wildlife part is fresh, meaning bone or tissue moisture is present and the part is not oxidized, possession will not be allowed. This also applies to parts, such as skulls, where the age cannot be determined because the finder has boiled and/or cleaned them. If the cause of death cannot be determined and the part is old (with no moisture and oxidized), possession will be allowed."

This... They take enough money from us as it is, wouldn't turn in anyways

[CouesWhitetail]

Nice find and nice sticker pic

[az_shooter]

Thanks Amanda! I see everyone else on here doing it so I thought I would join the cause haha!