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I decided to stop waiting for an Az ant. tag so I purchached a landowner/unit wide tag. Can one of you guys give the gps coordinates to the toad in this unit :lol: . Just kidding, I've been over ther scouting once and saw a bunch of lopes, looks like awesome country. Is anyone familliar with the country north of route 60, I plan on going up that way the next time I go up there. Can't wait for October to roll around ;)

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I might be wrong but, I think you have to hunt at least one day on the ranch you purchased the tag from. If there are no bucks on that ranch, you can switch to another ranch, but you have to get a game warden to assign you a different ranch. You are not free to hunt wherever you wish.

 

Good luck.

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I decided to stop waiting for an Az ant. tag so I purchached a landowner/unit wide tag. Can one of you guys give the gps coordinates to the toad in this unit :lol: . Just kidding, I've been over ther scouting once and saw a bunch of lopes, looks like awesome country. Is anyone familliar with the country north of route 60, I plan on going up that way the next time I go up there. Can't wait for October to roll around ;)

 

UW??? That is a new one for me? Does that mean you can also hunt public land or just private ranches????

 

Jason

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Unit wide. If you have a ranch only tag you have to hunt that ranch the first day and then with the permission of g&f you may hunt elsewhere.

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Unit wide. If you have a ranch only tag you have to hunt that ranch the first day and then with the permission of g&f you may hunt elsewhere.

 

How many days is the hunt?

jason

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I am not trying to be a bone-head but...... I wonder how they determine if you can get transfered???? But I wouldn't worry about it... Those ranches are full of bucks and I am sure you will find a legal buck.

 

 

Jason

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Unless somthing has just changed that I don't know about:

 

Desert Bull is right

 

Unit wide antelope tags are very differnt than unit wide elk tags.

 

Even though it is a "unit wide" landowner tag you can not just go hunt any public land in the unit like you can with a unit wide elk landowner tag.

 

The first day you will have to hunt on the ranch who you bought your permit from. If there are not any legal bucks on the ranch you may be reassigned to a differnt "unit wide" ranch.

 

You will only be able to hunt on ranches (deeded or Leased public land) that are signed up, and only as the "unit wide" option

 

Most of the unit wide ranches are either small or have few antelope on them. At least you have three days this year instead of two like before.

 

Good luck on your hunt.

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I studied it more today, I guess that I do have to hunt that particular ranch the first day like you say. Oh well I guess I'll shoot the bigest one I can find there.

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