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One Stop Shopping.
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Tim, Do you know a smith you would trust to fix the timing?
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To me, having a successful hunt is the result of killing the target species. After all it is a hunt. Should I not kill then I was unsuccessful. Just like a car race. You either won or you lost. Don't confuse Successful with Eventful.
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Great little case trimmer.
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Free Episodes of The Western Hunter
PRDATR replied to Western Hunter's topic in Western Hunter and Elk Hunter Magazine
The AZ Elk hunt was excellent, very well produced. -
Python is probably worth way north of $5K.
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I've hunted fall turkeys and heard bugles. No problem chasing bugles. Be advised that once you are with in 75 yards you will encounter cows and calves. The bull and the herd usually is not on high alert. Take your time to inch in closer. Usually in early morning at sunrise or before there isn't much wind and the bull will be preoccupied, cows not so much but it is the best time of day to stalk them.
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They will still be vocal for a few more weeks, on and off.
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Russ I'm sure he forgot to tack on a few zeros.
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Opens at 11 on Sundays.
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Kevin we will probably never know.
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I was surprised they didn't have a Grand Opening Flyer with some killer sales.
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Anything I should know before buying a trager?
PRDATR replied to Crazymonkey's topic in The Campfire
I have a Charbroil gas grill I bought about 10 years ago and grill probably five nights a week. I use El Diablo Mesquite charcoal in my Brinkman R2D2 smoker that I have had since 2005. I almost pulled the trigger on an RT-380 as it would be perfect for me but didn't because it does not have WiFi. -
Unfortunately that does happen. In highly congested areas an animal may take a less than lethal shot and go hundreds of yards while the hunter patiently waits before pursuing it as to not push it. During that time another hunter may encounter it and make the final kill shot and legally tag it. As far as tracking goes I am pretty certain that a hunter cannot track a wounded animal with a dog in AZ. There are about a dozen States where deer can be hunted with dogs and in those cases you can use a dog to track them.
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I thought that maybe you were driving and then I saw you said it was spoken for. Let me know when you are back in Mesa.
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I left you a voicemail at 11:30 yesterday morning but never heard back from you.
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I must have had Elk on the brain.
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That's too bad. How far was the gut pile from where he encountered the other hunter?
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There are Elk all throughout the Unit and NOW would be an ideal time to go out and scout and talk to other hunters. The Organization who gave you the tag should have members who can assist, have you reached out to them?
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Not likely but the internet has been flipping out about it for days. Most people know they show up from time to time so it's nothing new.
