Tropicalmulch

First guy to the sight had the right of way. Should never have been a conflict at all. Pretty much common sense that if someone is there first you go to your back up plan for the day.

I'd say if it's a dry winter sitting water would give you the best chances. If there's a little rain right before your hunt, spot and stalk. I personally find spot and stalk more satisfying and in Jan bucks should be preoccupied with finding tail, however like bigorange said sitting water can be more fruitful.

I have a 2012 and it hauls my quad on a small trailer and a bed full of camp gear just fine. That being said I did install an add-a leaf to the rear leaf packs. The original set up didn't hold up well to even just the quad in the bed. Also mine is the 6 speed manual. Not sure if the automatics tow the same or not. The other modification I had to do is move the trailer wiring harness so it was mounted in the bumper (like the newer models)

It's posted

That's a good question. I guess we'll find out.

I believe just one application. Which actually makes it easier to apply for multiple hunt numbers imo.

The application fee is applied to each selected hunt. At the time of application, a customer shall submit the required application fee ($13 for Arizona residents, $15 for nonresidents) for each selected hunt number

I would hope so being it's a draw tag and the whole point in this draw is to keep tag and license prices the same. I think they're banking on the application numbers to generate their revenue.

Huge!

Awesome! Congratulations

I was hoping to see the list today but nope. Guess I'll just sit here and drink.

Good luck. Sometimes a little support makes a big difference to a shooter to keep calm and remember the fundamentals in an exciting situation.

I saw a video once where a guy made something a little less fancy than that for about $10 and took it to a gun buy back. They wouldn't buy it

This was asked already but location?

If I had to choose between the two, I'd go with a 270. Mild recoil,and been killing big game for almost 100 years. I don't shoot very long ranges though and I don't see a grizzly hunt in my future. That being said I us a 7mm rem mag.

The G.I. bull! That's cool!

Looks like a squirrel killer to me.

That's a freak! Wow awesome buck. Congratulations.

They don't get that big by being stupid. Good luck and keep at it they're in there.

Dang dude I see why you're focused on you're area he's a monster! What time is he hitting water? If he hit 2 nights in a row he's gotta be hanging out in the area. Keep at it, hope to see a pic of that bad boy down.

We were in 36b in Feb for a ham hunt; stumbled across a couple illegals in a misquote thicket at less then 10 yards. Said Buena seurte and kept going....called bp....and got some firewood piled in our camp after the next mornings hunt. Green firewood but firewood how often does that happen? Freaked me out a little bit. I don't think BP had much of a response to my call

Stud buck! Nice work. Congratulations

We were in 36b this past weekend and didn't see any.

I don't even know how to listen in on on a podcast, but I'm open ears if you can summarize.

I would think based on the rainfall and vegetation that survivability of fawns this year would be optimal, plenty of water, feed,, and shelter, of course the same for predators.