Shedhunteraz

Just wanted to get some feedback from fellow bowhunters. Wife and I, along with my brother in law are seriously thinking of opening up a new archery shop in central phx. What sets us apart is we would put in a 3D range indoors along with 5 to 6 other shooting lanes. So those of us that want to get ready for the hunting seasons without melting our heads off it will be fully air conditioned. Also add to the shop with a few diffrent bow lines, the accesories and clothing. Would have a full time bow service tech for any needs. Would like to do a summer and winter league for the range also. Let us know what you guys think, any information would be very helpfull. Thanks

We are thinking east valley since the addition of the new shop in the far north valley. And no its not our sole source of income for those who have spoke of it. We actually have a very sucessfull business, just looking to diversify and get a good product out there since there is very few out there. Thanks for the input guys.

Sounds like alot of fun Average Joe We should go hit this hunt up next year.

That is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is there any word on them re-opening the campgrounds? I heard it was supposed to be the 16th, now it looks like it was further extended. Between the fire restrictions and bear restrictions there is not anywhere to go!! I live up here, and it sure is hard to enjoy my hikes when every trail is closed. I understand the need for this, however it has NOT stopped people at all from coming in here and camping, having fires, and target shooting.

I noticed today they put police tape up on all the side roads off Chamberlain Trail.

Just a few from around the house

We aren't using anything. That is just a small salt brick. The second bear was our "camera thief" we found it a week or so later. I personally have encountered 2 bears while hiking in the past 3 weeks. They spook very quickly, but it sure does make me aware.

Say cheese

Any word on the street of the cause?

We saw this too. Let's hope it gets contained soon

There is some science involved, and a whole lot of walking. I just started doing this in feb., and have done OK. I wish I could say there is a certain terrain they like, or elevation level. All of my " honey spots" have been in completely different terrain and elevation as the last batch I found. I walk a lot and always highlight my map where I find 2 or more. I put 8 miles in today and all I found was a OLD Muley shed. If you really get technical you can pin point a good starting point at least. Its all been trial and error for me. Good luck

That is awful. Prayers go out to the families.

Thanks I will PM you.

Went to check to check the cam today, and it was stolen. Karma is a b****!!! Looks like its time to make some boxes.

here is what we found in the last week or so....all the deer sheds are from this weekend, and 4 elk..2 brown 2 chalk. The rest of the Elk sheds were from a week or so ago .

here is the updated pile as of today.Loving every minute of it!!

That is awful. Hope they find who is behind it. Big Lake is where our family always goes

found this little guy this weekend

The hubby got me some today. Let's just hope one doesn't dangle from my leggings. That would probably push me over the edge. Lol

Here is my collection so far from hiking

I am on there. Can't get the actual profile # from my phone. Email: holister623@aol.com Thanks, Holly

That is exactly where it was. In a small dry runoff creek next at the bottom of a large mountain. I think I am too much of a weenie to try to kill it, my luck I will miss and just anger it. Hate snakes!!

Ok, saw my first black rattler yesterday while hiking. I hate snakes so much, and it scared the snot out of me. Then my brother came across one today. Look like my hikes will have to be in the very early morning hours. Darn snakes.

Could have been me. PM me. I've only come across 2 cams, and I've never found anything near them.