ScottAF

Hey Terry,no i'm not

Hi marty,I have been telling my dad about this huge whitetail that had been killed by a bowhunter.And he had been telling me a story about a guy at his work that killed a monster whitetail.I just didn't know we were talking about the same deer.I currentley live in Hawaii and when I checked the mail there was photo graph of you deer.Great deer icould only hope to shoot onethat big someday.By the way my dad is Larry French.Take care, Scott French

Did you see how they call us all Bubba on their site.And at the bottom the guy apologizes to all hunters if he used in big words.And puts a link there for Websters Dictionary.Like we are all stupid.And to answer onlycouses question, yes.But they get in trouble if they mess with hunters in Arizona.It's forbiden by law.But heck it's only a misdemenor.They are asked to leave by law enforcement and if they don't then can be sited.But by the time the law shows up your hunt is probabley already ruined.What would be funny is to act like your on there side.Tell a couple of them why don't you head up this hill here.And then come down this canyon over here screaming and yelling.And i'll wait at the bottom for you and count all the pretty dear as they run out.Don't pay any attention to the gun shot.

Yeah this gruop went out one time banging trash cans and stuff.The ended up getting 12 bulks killed out of this one canyon because they were running them to the hunters.There idiots!

Lol,That's awsome.Good squirrle gun.

Very true Kagaines.And also because it such light weight ammuntion.And the m-4 is a very light weapon.But like More-d said they are debating on switching to the 6.8 mm.Black Water uses it right now in Iraq with there sniper teams.I saw it used in a video and the sniper was efectivley hitting and putting down his targets at 800 meters.

First of all good info guys.Ron I bought an AR-15 at sportsmans warehouse.After taxes it was 1,003 dollars.It's a bushmaster with a removable carrying handle.I only got to shoot it once before I had to come back to Hawaii.I'm currentley here for the United States Army.Anyways I like this style because you have the option of using it as a flat top or with fixed sights.

I'll repost the same thing i said to another guy. I have bowhunted this unit many times.One place I have seen quite a few is in Carr Canyon.just south of Sierra Vista.When enter Carr Canyon there will be hadnful houses on your left. More like cabins Not far after that when you start to make a turn there is a little parking lot where hikers, bird watchers, etc. like to park.Not so much in the winter though.Well there is a trail there that heads back to the east and then kinda wines around to the south.But it's always heading upwards for the most part.When your hiking this trail you can see these houses on your left.Some of these houses have fields in there yards and you can almost always every morning see the Bucks feeding with does.After these deer are done the bucks head back into the canyons and into the hills.If you were to get back in the hills away from the houses and roads of course.You could probabley catch one of them beding up or what ever.I have see some really nice one there's.Just quick story also.One January when I was bow hunting there,I was glassing down towards these homes because I didn't go very far back that morning.And this guy came out with a coffe can and started shaking it around with some seed in it or something.And this nice little Buck came running up and started eating out of this man's hand.Which I thought he was doing that deer any justice beacuse some hunter will probabley end up shooting that animal.And not understanding why it didn't run. Take care,and good luck. Scott I have also seen a few by parker Canyon Lake.I just never hunted over there much.

I'm 30 minutes to an hour.For white Tail.But for hunting mule deer about 20 minutes from my house.

Very Very Nice,great job

Thanks for the info guy's I thought it my be a stupid question on my part.But my grandfather keeps telling me he is going to hunt Deer with his .223 next year.And I told him I didn't think it was smart.

I have bowhunted this unit many times.One place I have seen quite a few is in Carr Canyon.just south of Sierra Vista.When enter Carr Canyon there will be hadnful houses on your left. More like cabins Not far after that when you start to make a turn there is a little parking lot where hikers, bird watchers, etc. like to park.Not so much in the winter though.Well there is a trail there that heads back to the east and then kinda wines around to the south.But it's always heading upwards for the most part.When your hiking this trail you can see these houses on your left.Some of these houses have fields in there yards and you can almost always every morning see the Bucks feeding with does.After these deer are done the bucks head back into the canyons and into the hills.If you were to get back in the hills away from the houses and roads of course.You could probabley catch one of them beding up or what ever.I have see some really nice one there's.Just quick story also.One January when I was bow hunting there,I was glassing down towards these homes because I didn't go very far back that morning.And this guy came out with a coffe can and started shaking it around with some seed in it or something.And this nice little Buck came running up and started eating out of this man's hand.Which I thought he was doing that deer any justice beacuse some hunter will probabley end up shooting that animal.And not understanding why it didn't run. Take care,and good luck. Scott

I didn't draw out this year.I put in for 36A mule deer for first choice because my dad wanted to.And the rest were in 34A , 36B,35B all november.