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Burro mountain rifle hunt for Couse deer
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<blockquote data-quote="bomberodevil" data-source="post: 2512678" data-attributes="member: 23175"><p>Hi, I don't know where the WSMB is, but I've hunted coues deer on public land for years in AZ, being fairly successful. The biggest difference with coues over other deer family game may be their size and color, and their ability to blend in to their surroundings. The most successful manner in public land coues hunting is to get away from roads and glass for hours. I've found decent bucks laying under trees that I had glassed over maybe 10 times in a few hours. So get 15-18x binocs, a good tripod, and learn more patience than you've probably ever used in hunting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bomberodevil, post: 2512678, member: 23175"] Hi, I don’t know where the WSMB is, but I’ve hunted coues deer on public land for years in AZ, being fairly successful. The biggest difference with coues over other deer family game may be their size and color, and their ability to blend in to their surroundings. The most successful manner in public land coues hunting is to get away from roads and glass for hours. I’ve found decent bucks laying under trees that I had glassed over maybe 10 times in a few hours. So get 15-18x binocs, a good tripod, and learn more patience than you’ve probably ever used in hunting. [/QUOTE]
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