Seldom Drawn

Just wondering with so many hunters on this site how many Big game animals have you harvested in Az. Seldom Drawn

Really I sent you and hunt harder pms and since you both wont answer me since I sent you both my phone number yet you will post it for everyone to see and huntharder I am not on the sauce pm me both of you with your phone numbers so we can talk

sent you a pm so you could explain this .

pm me what unit if you want ,the wildlife manger here in flagstaff doesn't; know a whole lot he is really green the WM before him always ask me why I would call him he always said I knew more about all the units then he did they spend a lot of the time in the office trust me they are all the way up to 10,000 feet they have know idea what there talking about.

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Hunt harder your a dip stick why would you waste 20 points to kill a 80 inch goat? tell me what you guys kill there or pm me if you want to talk. Did you ever hunt there when there were at least 3 bucks pushing over 90 inches? pm me never mind I will pm you

5guyshunting your a gem Sure it's nice to have friends to pull the truck up and load it up didn't you have Siryroal do all this for you on your hunt last year? Your amazing at telling people where to put in for to draw but I don't think you have much hunting experience.

AZkiller Why do you think anyone would waste 20 points on 19A?

Greyghost85 No pissing match, if any hunter can't pull out a 350 bull on there own maybe they need do need to ask for help, or maybe they need to get in shape or or hire someone to help them. I haven't personally helped or know anyone that has shoot a spike or raghorns, unless your a meat hunter why would you it is really sad to think a hunter a women or a man couldn't do this on our own.

kazpilot25, I don't know where you got this info might be true in some unit, unless you drew a tag in the unit you were told this, I wouldn't listen too whoever told you this.

Just wondering, with Shed hunting so popular how many of you can still find 200-400lbs a season

Rain doesn't make them hunker down, I have seen them out soaking wet so bad they couldn't even fly but still feeding they live in the winter and struggle to survive with sometimes a 100 inches of snow each winter do you really think 2 inches of snow or .2 inches of rain have that much effect on them.my friends here kicked butt on the jr hunt with the snow you just have to know where the birds are.more then your favorite area.

I am talking browns, but who cares I get just excited finding hard whites I leave the chalk ones where they lie.

Naturegirl, I don't know why you would want to kill a spike opening morning and then go fishing, forget the ex 6a is a giant unit go find your Honey hole you will never see him stay away from his spots and go have fun explore the unit and enjoy your hunt.

GreyGhost85, I am 56 years old 6'3" 250 and have packed 3 bulls and a cow out in September by myself one in the Wilderness in 22 straight up straight down and a couple 3-4 miles away from the truck and never had the meat spoil and I don't consider myself a SOB packing fool If you don't think you could do it on your own you might want to take a look in the Mirror. If you can't do this on your own you probably weren't taught how to do it right . I wasn't I had to learn on my own.

Azshedgirl, In your post of Browns so far, I would guess you have 36-37lbs of antlers. I too do it because I love it don't care if I find a big one or a little one doesn't matter I don't go out like I use to, I only normally go for six weeks been out 4 times after work and 3 full days and found a few pounds I am done for the year.

That's awesome I think my biggest is 13lbs, you need to find the other side.

You are right that the quads moving them around , but so do all the shed hunters walking around 6 weeks before they drop looking for that big set.

I was wondering how many people that normally have done really good the past 10-20 years, how are they doing nowadays now that it has grown so popular, quads don't effect my shed hunting, just pisses me off they are go where they want and there is nothing done about it. Shedhunteraz, I can still find a lot of sheds, my post wasn't asking for help finding them just asking if the guys or gals that kill it every year are still having good success with all the new people looking, some people do good every once in a while but some do great every year. Hornhunter 10, You are one hunter that answered what I was asking, it doesn't sound like the quads or popularity has hurt you.

No tag, but $450.00 in refunds.

I put in for 5bn and south in the late 70's all of the 80's and 90's for archery bull when the odds of getting drawn were like 60 percent and only drew every 6-7 years you can take your stats and well you know what you can do with them.I had friends that drew 9 or 10 times in the same time span. odds don't mean anything it's all about the hunters that have the luck.

Amazing tag you drew and very physical it's very demanding, but nothing like if you drew 7E the peaks hunt good luck and get in better shape then you are now. if you dedicate yourself to this hunt, scouting and getting fit you can kill a great bull.

Turkeys are fired up for the kids, there were 5 different birds going off tonight.

AZHog, Are you hunting in the Dec hunt or Oct? we've got four snow storms in the past eight years a couple were around a foot and one was I think 40-50 inches. and last year we had 1-2 inches opening morning and that was enough to get it done. some of these storms came after the weekend hunters had left.

I have been on this hunt for the last 8 years pray for snow, tracking them in it is like 100 percent success. I have a hunt again this year with 3 tags if you get good advice from fellow hunters you can do good but with limited knowledge of the unit you might struggle. Good luck on your hunt.