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First look to see which units have OTC tags. Then look at a map for Wilderness Areas and then go here and pick a unit, https://www.azgfd.com/hunting/units/.

All depends on the individual deer, whether it has been shot at or not etc. Big bucks are taken on all the hunts, you just need a little luck and good eyes.

See Lance's post a few before yours.

Well that's no slouch. It looks like the hide is pretty heavy. Always good to go hunt some where else in another place and different terrain.Let me know if you need a spotter next year.

How old is it? Is that the factory stock?

It has been this way for about 4 or 5 years.

No idea but there should be some info in the manual. Does it have two ceramic plates? If not than it should be able to be fed from both sides or either side.

I have only seen a vapor trail a few times in fog or when the humidity was high. On the other hand I have watched the heat wave of a bullet behind a spotting scope as it came into view in the bottom of the objective and followed it to the target that was 500 yards away on a warm day.

Might be time to sell that tent.

Serial Number so we can see when they were made?

That started about two years ago about the same time when we lost the ability to click on a picture and it would be like 4X larger.

I ran mine on a 16oz bottle the first time I used it and that bottle only lasted about 8 hours at most. A hose and big bottle is the way to go.

In my dealings with that office in years past (like 10-15 years) they seemed to go out of their way to be uncooperative, borderline rude. I usually call and ask to speak with the wildlife manager for a specific unit. 90% of the time they aren't in there so I leave my name and number and they will get back to you at most in a week. I only once had one say he doesn't return calls.

I have the same setup. I keep a front and back window open about 4" for ventilation. I bought the heater about 10 years or more ago and have used it in tents and a travel trailer. The one I have is 4000/9000 BTU and I rarely put it on high and run it on a 5 gallon bottle. and it would probably last 2-3 weeks running it 12 hours a day on low. It raises the temp almost 20 degrees on low and I have never had a problem or woke up with a headache. I always run it all night and have never used a filter. I have about an 8-10' hose and leave the tank outside.

Reminds me of hunting here.

Those are some really nice bucks. I learned the hard way to always carry a gun in Alaska.

I've use one of those before. Fortunately the original cast iron flange was for the most part still intact so I drilled and tapped some 1/4x20 bolts into it to hold down the adaptor.

Congrats to her. Would love to hear the story.

I have one on a plaque somewhere. A small sow I shot in 23 around 2000 and took to an older gent guy on the westside who did the rug too. Worked out of his house around maybe 50th Ave and Greenway or so did a great job but I don't recall his name.

Are you and Chris hunting from the same blind?

So the tag you drew is valid for six months?

https://www.marlinowners.com/forum/

Hang in there it'll happen. People laughed when I bought my Buddy Heater. Probably had it for 15 years now. I have an 8' hose and run it off a 5 gallon bottle.

Muffy Please!

Heaters? Well I guess you need to keep your Starbucks warm. Like they say in the Navy, It's only gay if you're in Port. 🙉 Good Luck Shoot Straight.