kingbeer

ok so i see that the archery-only nonpermit tag is for mar 21-may1 but the draw is for dates may2-july31 you just have to go early! and it looks like it is for female only? or is that just stating that you can only take one female but males are open? sorry for all the questions i am just trying to understand this so i dont get into trouble. also do you know where i would be able to purchase the tag? thanks

I am new to bow hunting and need to get set up with clothes! I live in the greater phoenix area. I have looked at cabelas and sportsmans warehouse and thing are just to much money! anyone know a better place to go but still get good quality? I know it is going to cost money just don't want to spend 200+ for a shirt and pants! thanks for the info.

hey all, looking for some tips on where to go bowfishin for some narly carp!!! new to the sport and my father-in-law wants to take me but i have to find out where to go? can you do it from the shore? do you have to be in a boat? were is a good area to go (general loctation) any information will help. thanks

+1 on Sitka gear. I don't yet own any, but I have heard and seen great things about it. Of the higher end/higher priced clothing, it is probably the only I would consider buying. If I were you, I'd look at Kuiu.com. Far, FAR superior product. The sitkas are comfy, but if you're in cat claw country, they will get shredded quick, fast, and in a hurry! I wear my kuiu attack pants everywhere i wore the sitkas and i dont have any rips or pulls. Plus, they are the most comfortable pants I own(besides my terrycloth pj bottoms ). Kuiu's are lighter and stronger than sitka (no elastic/ lycra) and I really like the camo pattern (and cheaper by an average of $20). I'm in the process of replacing all of my hunting gear with Kuiu, even my hunt pack/frame. Take a look before you decide, youll be happy you did! I WILL have to check this out. again i want to find something to start that is going to be good but at the same time i dont want to spend along of money. i will do that in time and when i can. thanks for the info

thank you all for this information. it was all very helpful. i will have to make sure to stop and look at all the goodwill's and maybe some big 5's. just have to try and make it out to bass pro never been there. being that i am on the west valley it is a nice long drive in this heat to go. thanks again all

i went to the walmart at 19th ave a bell and found some stuff there but wow they where tore up!! meaning that it was empty but i guess that is what you get when you go right before a hunting season starts!! i am not going until next yr so i have some time but want to start looking for some stuff

hey everyone. I am new to bow hunting and bow fishing looking to set up a trip but don't know where to go? any tips of where I can go and what is better shore fishing or from a conoe? thanks for the ideas

thanks for the info. my father-in-law is into bow fishing and hunting he got me into wanting to do it. so going to be a first for me. he want to go for javelina. so I am not sure of a good place to go. not looking to take someone's honey hole but maybe a general area! question - what does it taste like? good ways to cook it? I hear in a roast or sausage is the way to go? thanks again for the info