yumabowhunter

Darn! I better get down there, that might be my secret farm back in the mountains. Let me know if there is run on local munchies.

UN-FREAKIN-BELIEVEABLE!

I don't think we have to worry about the claw ruining hunting. You still have to get out in the country and find a quality animal worth taking.

Right On! I wish I lived somewhere I could see antelope out me window. All I can see is desert, rattlesnakes and rabbits.

Thats a buck that needs to end up on my wall!

We have 2 boys. Tayton and Bodee.

We had a great turkey hunt on the San Carlos Indian Reservation this past weekend. We filled 4 out of 7 tags.

The birds were talking great! I have never seen so many birds.

I have a archery elk hunt coming up. I have shot mechanical broadheads for the last couple of years but I am switching back to fixed blade. Any suggestions on what make and style is best for elk? What about "planeing"? Any better or worse? Suggestions appreciated.

If you are exploring a new unit to hunt it can be helpful. Other than that, its just looks good on the shelf.

For the last couple of years I have wanted to go with Duawane Adams and take his half day glassing class. Well, yesterday I did it. We signed up a group of 4. It was me, my father, my cousin and a buddy. I was under the impression that it would just be us and Duwane but when we showed up at the Circle K in Oracle we were greeted by Duwane, Dale Martin and Hector ("Chef"). These 3 gentlemen put on a great demonstration and teaching seminar as we glassed the back side of Mt. Lemon for the better part of the morning. All 4 of us in our group have been avid hunters our entire lives and felt pretty confident in our glassing abilities. WE HAD NO IDEA HOW MUCH WE WERE MISSING OUT ON! Duwane, Hector and Dale had some great advice, pointers and suggestions that I am sure will pay dividends in the future. To sum it up it was much more than I had anticipated. I am really glad I took the time to do and would recommend to anyone who wants to become a better glasser and find more animals to give Duwane a call and set up a time to do it. You could not ask for better guys to spend a morning glassing with. All 3 of them were gracious, funny and just good guys to be with. They are a testiment to our sport! P.S. Hopefully these new skills will help me on my unit 10 archery bull hunt in Sept. BOOYAH!

I hunted the San Carlos last January. It was great. They have some great whitetail but you have to hunt hard. If you put the time and work in it will pay off.

Hey, way to go AZ Game and Fish! I have an idea, how about using our sportsman's dollars for something worth while.

We had a great hunt this past year on the San Carlos Indian Reservation. Opening morning we woke up to a couple inches of fresh snow on the ground, it was awesome. We had 3 tags between us and we came home with 3 deer.