AZcountryboy520

Dude, you're exactly right. I learned everything you mentioned in the last few days.

With time ticking down and missing a nice buck Friday. I ended up tagging out on this little guy Saturday.

Right on! Good luck on your hunt

That's the thing, you just never know unless you see it first hand. Anything can happen in the field especially this time of year

I'm in 36c as well. There are so many great spots that hold deer. I'll be out there solo unless a buddy shows up. Stop by if you see a ranger tremor. I'll be down near the southern portion

dang, what part of the state are you hunting? Sounds like you need to find a new area. Hope you'll turn up some bucks.

Atleast you know he'll be back. Hopefully you'll have a chance at him again.

Hopefully that will change. I'm looking forward to heading back out tomorrow. I saw around 20 deer in the first 3 hours on Saturday but had to head back home. Ill be pushing it hard the next few days. Good luck on the rest of your hunt!

Hopefully this is the year! First time with a late tag, so I'm hoping for a good outcome. I know the area really well and plan on putting miles on the boots

That's for sure

I plan on it! That's the only good thing about the drought.

This drought sucks! I don't think I've ever seen it so dry but at least I have plenty ground to cover.

That's awesome! I've heard the smaller bucks usually move in first. Hopefully that giant coues buck will show up on Thursday.

Yeah i figured it's still a little early for the rut. First time hunting the late season. I know some greats spots but the hill i was watching the fork on, is literally a few hundred yards from where I camp 🤣

I was out last Saturday for the rifle hunt and was watching a fork chase a couple of does around for a few hours. I'm heading back out Thursday to finish out the hunt. My question is, should i go back to where I saw the fork chasing does?