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We glassed him up from about a mile away and got to 100 yards for the shot.

.....all you need now is a man bun!

Surprised that there hasn't been any 'trophy' pics posted from the past weekend's early hunts. My crew did our usual hunt and ended up killing a couple. Had a couple of old friends come in from out of state to join my son and I & some local friends. Buddy from Utah killed a 2x3 and my son killed a nice 3x3 with good eye guards. Was a great time! Anyone else have some luck on the early hunts? S.

I have a very lightly used larue tactical chambered in 5.56. The rifle has been a safe queen for its entire life. I’ve only put about 100 rounds through it. It’s very light and super accurate. Face to face in the Tucson area. Call or text matt @ 520-780-0 nine two one $1700 obo

Good luck to everybody with a tag in their pocket starting 11/4. I hope you all shoot the biggest buck of your life. Be safe and can't wait to hear some of the stories on Monday.

And it will be a puddle again come spring time

If there are ocotillos in 31, start looking there and then glass up from there.

well be up there for the "opening hunt" in 23. Spring birsd is my favorite. first, keep your fingers crossed, a warm weather winter will throw them into the strut before the season even gets here in the spring. LittleCreekCalls (Ammon) hosts a couple of calling workshops before the season. Really fun and informatiive. the typical outdoors retailers have saome pretty to use calls that the young man should be able to master before the season gets here, Start practicing. lol I'll let you know if we get up and get to scouting.

Southern xpress

Heck ya well done! No camo needed

Excellent! Gutless method? Pfft.... Who needs that?!?!? 😂

Thats awesome, congratulations to the Young man

Got one on Tuesday.

Fysa

If you want the best shot at a huge buck, contact Pronghorn Guide Service.

It all started a few years back when both my boys drew this same tag. My older boy James tagged out at first light opening day, leaving us with the rest of the hunt to focus on getting Darren on one. Well he had several opportunities but just couldn’t close the deal. Fast forward to this year Darren wanted redemption, unlike the previous tag this hunt started out slow. It was hard to locate elk with crummy weather ,so we called on our “ace in the hole” Nate who was a huge help before , and he came through for us again locating a small herd. We got to within 350yds and Darren let the 270wsm bark, we hear the “thwack” and knew right away it was a hit. The cow drops and we think she is done, but then she stands back up and we see that the shot was in the front shoulder but a little to far forward. We decide to back out and spent the entire next day tracking her with no luck other than finding the blood trail and where she bed the night before, we tracked her into a huge canyon for about 1 1/2 miles from where she was bedded. Two days later we got into another herd with the bulls having a screaming contest. And we were able to get 120yds from one of the cows Darren let her have it and she didn’t make it 50yds and crashed! Check out the video I made of the hunt. I just started uploading to this channel, hopefully there’s more to come.

He is a 3x4

Took this bad boy this week. My first. I am a late onset hunter.

My wife’s opening day buck

nope. you dont have enough accessories to shoot 1000 yet.

As far as someone holding two elk tags, one from the draw and one from the leftovers, that's an interesting thought. Don't know if anyone has tried it or done it... but... You can have multiple javalina tags, only one from the general draw the other/s from the leftover, can't be the same hunt number. Harvest limit is two javalina a year but I don't see anything limiting you to only two separate tags. I've gone down after the leftover draw week and purchased two tags, maybe I could have bought five. I doubt there's enough leftovers to get excited about it anymore. Kent

Well you can hold an OTC tag and draw tag. Also I suppose if a youth had a youth tag and didn't fill in the earlier season, they could have a tag transferred to them for a later season and hunt again... theoretically. Kent

12" steel plate rings like a bell @700yards

Too easy! Near Florence. It had ammo in it!