Nickp3d
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Have you looked at Tricers new head? My outdoorsmans was really heavy never ended up using it much. have been thinking about this one, It weighs half as much and is 1/3 the price https://tricer.com/products/tricer-bp
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Ive got a jumping jack trailer I would rent you No wood stove but Ive got a large Mr Buddy heater that hooks up to a large propane tank
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Sounds like you are doing everything correctly. Right now the deer are usually going back to bed in the shade in really thick stuff right when the sun comes up in central AZ. If its over 85 degrees out I usually only glass until about 8am and dont get back on the hill until 5pm. If you are committed use spotter and look into any shady spot you can find in the afternoon. I also make sure this time of year wherever I am glassing has a view of a water source.
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I was actually impressed with how quickly they got back to me last year. Good luck with your hunt. 5a has some really nice antelope
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Im a little confused by your comment? You can call the Hopi tribe and get permission to access the northern part of the unit. You just have to give them your personal and hunt information and then they give you the gate codes. I have done it before.
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I try to be able to shoot 70-80 yards. That will make the 30-50 yard shots easy. If you need help picking spots to hunt in 6b feel free to message me. Hunted archery elk in there the last few years.
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Good Luck! I was up in unit 10 all last week and didnt hear any bugles yet. Hopefully it cools down and that gets them fired up
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What magnification are you looking for? I can order them and get a deal. I have the 12x power and they are pretty amazing.
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Edited. 5a
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Has anybody hunted the 5a Late Rifle bull hunt? Scouted it last year but did not turn up anything good up north. Was thinking about hunting/ camping in the 4a side and glassing the canyons into 5b. I did not get the permit to hunt the Hopi Land but have heard mixed reviews, not sure if I should start looking over there or not? Not used to hunting such thick country down south but willing to give it a try. Any help would be appreciated. Heres a few of the glassing spots I found.
