Hilljackoutlaw
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I find in the cold mornings they don’t move till the sun hits them. I’ve seen deer moving around in the snow.Well I decided to head back to Arizona on Thursday morning to let the coues evade me again for the last 3 days of the January season. Going to a new spot that I've never been a little farther north to shave a few hours off my drive time. Calling for some snow, don't know if that is good or bad, but it should be fun.
I begged! I laid it on thick about how much more convenient it would be for me. HahaI can’t believe your wife let you pirate her 4Runner to go hunting.
Some people eat them. They are considered a pest and you can take one a year with your hunting license. They are odd little dudes. Remind me of a lemur.I must admit, I had to look up Coatimundi. Odd little critter. I assume they are furbearers and not an animal for eating...
The spots i hunted had water tanks for cattle on each side of the ridges, but we don't hunt the tanks. Its a learning curve hunting deer down there. Not sure if it was your first trip and not passing judgment but my guess is you were near deer and just didn't spot them. Thats how it was for me my first trip. Once you start seeing them and you paint the terrain where you saw deer in your head similar looking spots start popping up everywhere along with the deer.I think I did something wrong down there... I saw two nice bucks and a few does but that was it... sounds like you were on a ton of deer. Were you hunting near water?