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Hey Gang,

I just thought I would post some pictures of past hunts to share with all of you.
I am going to post them in attachment form since I don't have photobucket or any of those other photo hosting places. There will be a few, but I think you'll all like them.

Enjoy,
Enrique

This first photo is of Rick's Mexico Mule deer held by some of my Mexican guides that help me in Mexico

This one is an Archery Javelina killed by Gary Christoffersen, owner of DayOne Camoflage.

This one is of an archery mule deer taken the year before last.

I will let you guess on this muley buck.

Here is a coues deer taken by a client.

And another coues deer by a client.

This coues was taken by my taxidermist on one of my ranches in Mexico.

Here is another archery javelina taken by Gary Schiesz of Washington, owner of Shallow Mountain guide service. A good friend of mine!

Here is a Mule deer my uncle took on the Kaibab a few years ago.

This is AKJeff's Sonora Mule deer buck.

And my last kill pic for now. This Coues was taken by Bill Louderback of Idaho. It is his sonora Coues deer.

Nice. Makes me remember the first day hunting in Sonora and we glassed a buck looking right at us out of his bed. Couldn't make out anything but his face but figured him to be a small mulie. He finally jumped, spun and left in a hurry, RATS it was a big Coues. Never saw him again.

Really cool pictures. Why is there a guy photographing the back of everyone's heads in the first pic?

The Guy in Back with the camera is Rick Bin. He was trying to fix his camera so we could start using it. In the meantime, I was using mine.

Enrique

I took this jack at 10 feet with a rock. We were down in Sonora

Gary again lounging around deer camp in some funny looking shorts. Especially if you are in deer camp.

here is a picture of a Sunset in Sonora Mexico. We were on a high point glassing into the flat and when I seen this pic opportunity, I could not pass it up.

Here is a few crappie from a trip a few weeks ago on the San Carlos indian res.

Looks like you have some water in san carlos. When I used to fish that lake it was so low.

The lake is 15%ish. Better than two years ago when it was at 2%

Kique

Here is a cat I glassed up and then called in. Shot with a 243 Howa with 100 grain Partitions.

Here is another sunset in Sonora. this was taken on one of my coues deer ranches.

Here are 4 happy hunters and a very happy Mexican cook. The cook made more money with me in 4 days than he normally would in 4 months. he was more than happy.

Here is a picture of me glassing (kinda) on one of my Mexico Coues deer ranches.

Only in AZ will you find such a pretty sight.

Here is a barrel cactus in bloom

here is one more sunset

Here is the first kill or the new milenium.

Here is a doe I photo'd just for fun.

two of the best God has ever blessed me with

A family pic in the White mountains of AZ along the Rim.

Here is my buck from Mexico.

I learned expect the unextpected.

Heres how they tend to the meat in Mexico

here is how they start to cook it.

here is how they start to cook it.

here is how they start to cook it.

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Here is another picture of the cat.

Confused desert bighorn

What a snake!!

Have you ever seen a Coati AKA Coatimundi?

Lets see if I have one more

Mexico campfire

Those are beautiful pictures.Thank you for posting them.Enjoyed looking at them.

Enrique,in the picture of you holding the rabbit,you have a big binoculars hanging of your neck.Is that the big 15x58 Minox.If so do you carry it just like that?.Do you use them a lot?.

Raj,

They are actually 15x60 Fujinon binoculars.
What I use is a carryall hitch. It is like the bino buddies but better. The straps hook onto your belt like suspenders. Then the binos clip to the other end and hang over your shoulders. It has another piece to hold them secure to your chest. Works great!
They were on my straps, because we had just stalked a big buck and all my other gear was in my pack. My 15's are usually about 99% used on a tripod. the only timethey are not, is if I have to run and gun to a location and I rather have 15's than 8's or 10's.
Usually I carry them in my pack and pull them out when I glass, but like I said in this instance, I needed them out and handy.

Kique

how about this AZ coues buck. Taken by a 14 year old boy. Hunt done in connection with Antelope peak Outfitters. The owner is one of my best friends so we teamed up to take this buck.