Ft. Huachuca

[yotebuster]

Hey guys, I am a member of the National Guard, and am currently on active duty orders down here. As far as I can tell that is what you need to hunt Ft. Huachuca. I'm assuming you also have to draw a state tag in the same unit also? Anyhow, I was just checking to see if any of you have hunted it, if its better or worse than hunting outside the fort etc. Thanks in advance for the info. yote

[marlin]

WELL.I HAVEN'T HUNTED UP THERE BUT, MY FRIENDS DAD DOES.IF YOU DON'T MIND CHECKING IN AND OUT.I ALSO BELEAVE THAT YOU MUST HAVE HUNTERS ED CARD,TAG, THERE ARE SOME BIG BUCKS UP THERE IF YOU HAVE THE TIME.MOST HUNTERS ARE SHOOTING 1-2 YEARS DEER.FORT HAS SOME GOOD THING THEY ONLY LET A FEW HUNTER IN AN AREA AT ONE TIME HUNTING, OUT SIDE OF FORT IN ARCHERY SEASON OK , BUT RIFLE SEASON THERE WILL BE ALOT OF HUNTERS...I HAVE BEEN BACK THERE IN ARCHERY SEASON, BORDER PATROL WAS ALL OVER THERE GETTING UDA'S. ON AT LEAST 4 TIMES. IT MUST BE A HOT ZONE....WELL GOOD LUCK HUNTING

[NOFX]

I know people that would give up limbs to hunt on Fort.

[acharenio]

Hey guys, I am a member of the National Guard, and am currently on active duty orders down here. As far as I can tell that is what you need to hunt Ft. Huachuca. I'm assuming you also have to draw a state tag in the same unit also? Anyhow, I was just checking to see if any of you have hunted it, if its better or worse than hunting outside the fort etc. Thanks in advance for the info. yote

hey Yote: i saw your other post and you said you are going to college in glendale , a dentist college and you are in fort huachuca in the national guard?? wich one is it.

or you are only trying to get info, if so you only have to ask.

[msgbarney]

Yeah which one is it. Becasue Im an active duty 1sg here at the fort, and honesty is part of the army values, that seems like a long way to travel between school and the post. So heres my tip= MEXICO

[Tines]

I could be WAY off, but isn't it only 1 wknd a month, 2 weeks a year in the Guard? If so, what's the big deal if he IS in Phx?

[grange09]

Thats the national guard for ya!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[yotebuster]

Sorry fellas, didn't mean to get your panties all bunched up!!!! I am on a National Guard Scholarship to go to dental school, in Glendale. I have never even been to Huachuca, but understood the regs to say that you can hunt it if you are active duty military... I'm under active duty orders currently while at school (if its bothering you guys that bad I could show you my orders ) Sorry for the confusion, and I really would appreciate not being called a liar as several of you did. The reason it took me so long to get back to this post is that I was home for a weekend of pheasant and duck hunting. If you have any other questions or concerns as to any other aspects of my life feel free to ask me through personal message rather than tearing me apart publicly for being willing to serve my country while trying to further my education.... moving on to my original question, did I misunderstand the regulations, or can I hunt on ft. huachuca since I am active duty military, or do you have to be actually stationed at the fort.

 

I apologize for the confusion again, I am in no way lying to try to get information out of you guys, that is why in my first post I was very clear to offer help to anyone interested in hunting in the dakota's, becuase that is my area of expertise, I know absolutely nothing about hunting in Arizona, which is why I've been asking questions. If I am asking to many questions please notify me, and once again sorry for the trouble... 2nd LT. Buntrock/Student Dentist Buntrock

[elkman]

Hey guys, I am a member of the National Guard, and am currently on active duty orders down here. As far as I can tell that is what you need to hunt Ft. Huachuca. I'm assuming you also have to draw a state tag in the same unit also? Anyhow, I was just checking to see if any of you have hunted it, if its better or worse than hunting outside the fort etc. Thanks in advance for the info. yote

hey Yote: i saw your other post and you said you are going to college in glendale , a dentist college and you are in fort huachuca in the national guard?? wich one is it.

or you are only trying to get info, if so you only have to ask.

 

 

WAY TO GET YOUR FACTS RIGHT

[m77]

Yotebuster and SDRHunter, I also hunt the fort. I just got back from spending the weekend there. E-mail me and we can talk.

[msgbarney]

Sorry fellas, didn't mean to get your panties all bunched up!!!! I am on a National Guard Scholarship to go to dental school, in Glendale. I have never even been to Huachuca, but understood the regs to say that you can hunt it if you are active duty military... I'm under active duty orders currently while at school (if its bothering you guys that bad I could show you my orders ) Sorry for the confusion, and I really would appreciate not being called a liar as several of you did. The reason it took me so long to get back to this post is that I was home for a weekend of pheasant and duck hunting. If you have any other questions or concerns as to any other aspects of my life feel free to ask me through personal message rather than tearing me apart publicly for being willing to serve my country while trying to further my education.... moving on to my original question, did I misunderstand the regulations, or can I hunt on ft. huachuca since I am active duty military, or do you have to be actually stationed at the fort.

 

I apologize for the confusion again, I am in no way lying to try to get information out of you guys, that is why in my first post I was very clear to offer help to anyone interested in hunting in the dakota's, becuase that is my area of expertise, I know absolutely nothing about hunting in Arizona, which is why I've been asking questions. If I am asking to many questions please notify me, and once again sorry for the trouble... 2nd LT. Buntrock/Student Dentist Buntrock

Yote, I truly apologize for that comment, it was uncalled for. Your original post was probably taken the wrong way. You can hunt on the Fort because you are military. Good Luck and again sorry.