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Hello Evryone, hope all of the hunts and scouting are going well. i met a gentleman 2 weeks ago while scouting, he is from Overgaard, he is retired from Honeywell, but he was telling me that he invented and patented Rage Broadheads, is that accurate? did anybody heard of that before? i forgot his name but we talked for a long time and it was a lot of fun listening to him.

every under armour is overprice, they have to charge more because all the advertising they do.

have the same tag, where are you going to be camping?, i'm driving a yellow fj cruiser with a CW sticker.

I'm looking to buy a rifle in 6.5x284 caliber is that good enough for elk? is anybody familiar with this round?

I happen to be best friends with both of the inventors of the rage broadheads. Carl pugliese is from honeywell and is a member of this site. Ron way is the dude from overguard you met and is part of our family as my brother married his daughter. Yes they did invent the rage and sold the patent to the company that sells them today. Both ron way and karl are some of the smartest and nicest guys you will ever meet. agree very nice person and very helpful, it was a pleasure to meet him.

the guy i met was a lot older, maybe was his father.

Hello everyone, i got drawn for the late hunt north of Heber, is the weekend after thanksgiving, i have only one question. how do you guys manage to keep your water and other foods and liquids from freezing? i imagine that if the temperature will be in the 10's at night staff will freeze, a couple of years ago i was bowhunting and the low was 20 and all my water frozed. i have a jumping jack trailer, not a heated trailer. let me know what has work best for you. thank you in advance.

thanks guys, anymore tips??

Hello to everyone, hope you guys have a succesful archery hunt, a few days ago i read a thread about gas safety shutoff, but somebody mention a gas blower that blows hot air into the tent or trailer, i can't find that thread anymore if someone would be nice to send em the link, i'm looking for one of those heaters. thanks.

there are 968 leftover tags just in 36a and 36b.

my humble opinion is, the economy and the price of gas has a lot to do. if you get drawn on the kaibab or unit 27 is about 5 or 6 hours drive, how many times would you go scouting? i think the price of gas at almost $ 4 for super or diesel has a lot to do with it, also i don't know about everbody also but i'm working almost double the hours i used to for the same or little less money and don't have time or to many free weekends.

Got drawn for 24B second hunt, but my question is , how the draw works? i had 23 late for my first, 22 early for my second and 24B was my fourth choice, i tought 24b was a decent tag and had no chance of getting it.

put in for the october hunt, buy the otc tag and if you get drawn, hunt the unit you got drawn in august and if not succesful you do some good scouting for the fall, the deer you'll see in august they will be there in october.

i bought a couple of years ago the Rhino evolution XP1 and is very well made, roomy, i'm very happy with it. Shoot Through Netting (Evolution Xp-1) Rhino Blinds Shoot through netting is attached by hook and loop at the top giving you the option to shoot through it with most broad heads or silently configure it the way you like. Fabric Rhino Premium Blinds are constructed of a True 600 denier polyester. This means the fabric is 600 denier thread in both the horizontal and vertical weave. FEEL THE DIFFERENCE BEFORE YOU BUY !!!!! UV Protection Rhino Blinds are treated to slow down the harmful effects of the sun. Our Treatment occurs in the printing process and is not just a topical application that we feel does little to prevent fading. Rapid Deployment Rhino Blinds are fast to set up and take down. With a little practice setting the blind up can be accomplished in under ten seconds. DWR and Antimicrobial Treatment Rhino Blinds are treated with a durable water repellent to protect the hunter and an antimicrobial to help with mould and mildew ensuring you a quality product. Structural Integrity Rhino Blinds are built tough and designed to with stand the pressure of collapsible hubs, without stretching or rods breaking. Ballistically Reinforced Stress Points Rhino Blinds have reinforcements at the corners to prevent rods popping through the fabric. Over Sized Carrying Bag Rhino Blinds carrying bag is made from the same fabric as our blind. We also have back pack style straps to help you carry it where you need it. Factory Treated UV Blocker Rhino Blinds are treated at the factory to kill the Blue White Glow caused by optical brighteners applied in the printing process which are easily seen by game animals and birds on untreated blinds. Personal Guarantee You have the personal guarantee of everybody who works with Rhino Blinds that this will be the finest blind you’ve ever hunted with. If you break a rod we will replace it.

Thanks guys, how old is that burn?

Have a few question for you guys with more experience, got drawn for elk after 6 years in unit 4B late bull hunt, never hunted or know the unit , i'm planning on scouting and getting to know the unit, already bought one of those huntmaps and don't want to use an outfitter like to do it myself,want to get to know roads trails and every thing also i'll try everything to make my hunt easier when is opening day , now the questions are: 1. should i scout the pine trees in the higher elevation or should i go a little lower in elevation to the junipers? are there elk that live all year around in the junipers? or should i wait and scout later in the year? should i camp or get a hotel or motel around the area? last year it was in the 10's for the hunt. i'm planning on calling the wildlife manager for the unit, what questions should i ask besides this questions? in late november if already snow do you hunt water? tthank you and looking forward for some advice.

I must tell you, i was very impressed with the service and delivey, i order a riflescope on thursday and got today with a pack of coffee and a t-shirt. thank you Doug. fantastic service and price.

Thank you , it is a rifle tag, are the areas on the azgfd a good indication if i wanted to hunt the lower elevation?

Late Bull 4B

Chimichanga : first of all congrats that is a fantastic bull, second when is the bbq to prove you have the meat?? waiting for the invite. lol

This are my dogs Luna(Golden) and Benny(Springer)

do you guys really still believe this politicians? i lost hope long,long,long time ago. they are all the same.

I bought a couple of years ago from Cabela's Elimitrax they are like rubber chaps.