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Here is a picture of the late archery bull I shot a few years ago. The bulls we were seeing were in some of the nastiest canyons once they headed for the bedding areas. They were up feeding until about 9 at the latest. I got lucky and this bull was with some cows that had come back into heat. He gave himself away by bugling.

I have had a few of those tags in the years past. I have sat water and spot and stalk hunted. If you have the time to scout and have cameras out you can do well on water. But we preferred to spot and stalk. I got lucky and everything worked out for me on my last hunt and took a great bull at 15 yards after a couple hour stalk. Good luck

My portal shows every leftover tag I have received and they all still say pending. So I am sure you are good to go.

Where you located? Interested in the pistol.

Got to watch the show from the 15th floor of Casino Arizona. Lightening was actually going up. It was crazy.

I moved here from Idaho and got into archery hunting because of the same thing. I am just not a big fan of the hot early archery hunts and velvet bucks. I am sure that I will be able to find ways to pass my time. I may end up hunting Idaho again and I have been wanting to do some bear hunting. Plus a buddy's son has a Jr tag that I can always help out on. Just venting mainly.

Well that was a kick in the rear. Mailed my apps on Friday thinking it would be a sure thing with over 200 tags in the unit that I wanted. Guess not soon enough. Or my envelope got there too soon and ended up on the bottom of the pile. Now I have to decide what I want to do this fall.

I would go to Airguns of Arizona if you ever have a chance. They have everything you could imagine including every price range. They are located in Gilbert on Elliot Rd.

Bob, there were two of the hunts in 36B that had tags leftover. There is still one with quite a few. But there were no tags leftover for the Oct. hunt for the first time.

Nice pictures. Looks like they are coming in to a camp fire.

smoking deal for someone.

They are great. I have a Tikka T3 in 270WSM and it shot a 2" group at 500 yds. If only I could shoot that good.

I took his class some years ago, had a great time and learned a lot. Looking forward to a report on how the class went today.

Go to rifle is a Tikka T3 270 WSM shooting 140 grain VLDs. But I have been thinking about getting the Lazzeroni Patriot out of the gun safe to do some shooting. That is mainly for bigger game though.

I have the Jim White glassing seat and love it. I don't think it is made anymore but it unzips and has a back support that is adjustable and is light weight and attaches to my pack easily. It is attached to the outside of my pack in the picture on my avatar.

That area has a lot of activity in a short period of time. Cool pictures

Great video! There are some awesome bucks in there.

What I have done is find one that fits my mouth which sometimes means trimming them along the sides and throw it in my truck. Then I practice as I drive around town. Otherwise you will drive the wife, kids and dogs crazy. I know this from experience.

If you have decent 10s already I would definitely get the 15s. I am like most of the other replies and carry my 10s around my neck and my 15s in my pack. However I have all of the attachments that I need to glass with my 10s too depending on the distance. I have 10X50s so I have an awesome field of view.

I found that my 20 and 30 yard pins were so close that it made it difficult to determine which was which. So I did away with both and have a 25 yard pin. So I go 25, 40, 50 and 60. If I were hunting coues deer I might rethink it but on mule deer and elk it is good.

12a west late and early. I drew it last year so basically a bonus point. I am hoping that the leftover tags down south continue so that we can keep putting in for hard to draw hunts and still hunt. Someday I think we will have to start throwing one of the south units on the application so that we can make sure we hunt.

Kind of cheating but I thought it would be a great photo op. Probably not too many CWT stickers in Yellowstone.

I was just there this last week. I was in awe the whole time. There are a lot of idiots in this world. I can't believe there aren't more people stomped then there are. People were constantly walking out with the buffalo's with their calves. The problem is that the buffalo have zero fear of people so they just walk around in what looks like slow motion where ever they feel like. So people start thinking they are like cattle and just walk up to them. My wife took video of one walking down the center line of the road while we were driving. It was hilarious to watch.

We are taking a road trip up there next week and I have been doing a little research for what to see while we are there. I came across a link to the top ten things not to do in Yellowstone. There are some stupid people out there. Nothing like watching a video of a guy with a stick in his hand getting chased around a field by a wolf to get you pumped for Yellowstone. Or a woman getting gored by a buffalo. Or another guy reaching out the window of his car and slapping a buffalo as it walks by. It makes me laugh because they warn you to stay at least 25 feet away from the animals. If you get 25 feet away from a grizzly, buffalo or elk you are asking for it if you ask me. They can cover that ground before you blink an eye almost.

When you are talking about the late Kaibab your odds wouldn't be very much different with one point or seven points. Until you get close to or max points (which I am sure seven is not close). Someone could correct me if I am wrong but I am pretty sure that is how it works. It would all be luck no matter what your points are.