elkhunter

If you can find good concentration of Does at the top and bottom of the ridge, it'll be a good bet that them bucks'll be running back and forth in that area

Alright thanks guys

lots of coues near Childs, rough country

It's snowing here and there right now in Flagstaff, hopefully this will come to the southern units, I got a dec tag myself

I actually wanted to put a game and fish sticker on my trail cam because I thought it'd be a great way to stop people from stealing my camera, maybe that's the case? I know they got trail cams over southern AZ trying to get pics of jaguars, mostly around Douglas area

Congrats on the success Jack, sorry to hear about your loss, those type of wake up calls hurt at first but it always works out at the end, that's why I say that god has heck of a plan for me. Keep your head up buddy and keep it rollin

It's probably true! A guy killed a 180inch buck near a bank one somewhere in northern Phx some years back with a bow, there's SOME biggun bucks that lives within metropolian areas around Tucson and Phx

That's awesome, a buddy of mine had the same situation except it was a bear that got to his buck. Congrats

I got those pictures through email, there's a guy on here that knows something about this buck...he should respond to this topic in a bit

I used to hunt oak/grasslands but it seems like there's more bucks in the desert terrian with Mesquite/Octillios/cactus...this year will be my first year hunting the more desert terrian, so far I like to hike up high and glass the smaller hills below me, hope to kill my first octillo buck this year

I'm most likely going to get drawn for another December hunt next year so I'm pretty determined to tag along with you again...this time hopefully I can help out a little more than just carrying the buck out, congrats and you and your pops really earned your bucks this year

The rut this year was pretty low key so most bulls should be 100% intact

I headed out wtih younghunter on his coues hunt and it went...quite well! He will be back on sunday to make his post, all his scouting sure did pay off, Congrats buddy!

archery pig above the rim

I'm down man!

377 and 238 yards, my old man had 4 bucks this past weekend out to 550 yards but we watched them for over 3 hours hoping they'd move closer but no go...crap!

It was good to meet up with you again and get to see all your sheds and dad's rack, those pictures of sheds ya got just DOESN'T DO JUSTICE! Congrats to your old man again, my dad's been on 4 coues hunts and still unsuccessful. Good job and good seein ya again bro

I've been scouting out there 3 weekends of the last 4 weekend for my roomate's rifle bull elk, there's plenty of cows....some groups are in 3's and the largest was 11 cows, elk are pretty healthy out there and everywhere to be found, you guys should do just fine..post the pictures

I'm down for closures, better hunting and more traditional and def more trophy animals, dang why didn't they include the cornado national forest within this closure?

you can find some absolute monsters by Childs near Sther lake at the southern portion of 6a, be advise...no wimps allowed here and it's heck of a drive to get there and out

Jeeze coosefan!!! That second video's better than the first, it's crazy good, that's straight up real huntin...no commercials

heck YEAH that was flippin great!! Congrats on the moose again, that's some fine butt shootin...taking your shots at every opportunity you get it

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My problem is just the opposite, when I put them up to my eyes they fog up so what I try to do is keep my binocs warm, inside the truck on the way to the hunting ground or if you're just hiking from camp I put them inside my truck and turn on the heater that way the binocs are warm and they don't fog up when i put them up to my head, 35b has alot of moisture right now so it probably fogs up more now than during dry years.

canelo hills give better glassing opporunities than the huachucas, try to hunt either the canelo hills or the smaller hills at the base of huachuca mtns, try to avoid the east side of the mountains from miller to dry canyon...lots of hunters there, stick to the north and west side around canelo, avoid hunters and have "calmer" deer to deal with, they'll be very scattered due to huge rains out there