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AZBearhunter

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About AZBearhunter

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  • Birthday 07/28/1990

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    Southern AZ
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    Archery hunting, trail cameras, bear hunting!

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  1. AZBearhunter

    Hunting boots kenetrek and danner

    Still have the Kenetreks? Where are you located?
  2. AZBearhunter

    Duwane's Hunter Killed a Monster

    Not really mad, just an unfortunate situation, more frustrating than anything, it kind of hard to compete with an army of glassers. Congrats to the hunter.
  3. AZBearhunter

    Duwane's Hunter Killed a Monster

    Behind every monster buck is a story that no one will ever hear, big deer make people do stupid things. I don't know Duwane or his guides well enough so this isn't me just randomly talking trash, but based on my observations in the field personally, I lost a lot of respect for there outfit. We hunted this buck from opening morning and hunted him several times, including several other hunters. This buck was hit back by a friend of mine named Rod on the Saturday before Duwanes client killed it (they killed him on a Tuesday), his guides were up on a hill at the time of the shoot and watched the entire thing as we tracked the deer and attempted to place another arrow into the buck, he was hit bad in the back legs, the buck worked into some thick brush where we lost him and the blood trail ran dry after about 1/2 mile of tracking. We randomly ran into two other hunters that we did not know, that also saw the buck hit and told us where they last saw the buck and even offered to help, we exchanged numbers, and we talked about the other guys watching from a distance(which where duwanes guides). Those two hunters later ran into Duwanes guide (the guy with the beard), and when they asked him if they saw where the buck went, he at first tried to play if off as if they didn't see that the but was hit bad (even though the bucks legs were soaked with blood) and then replied "look for our Jeep in the morning, and you'll know where the buck is at." So I understand that they had no obligation to help us find the wounded buck, but come on...... the bucks hit, wouldn't you help someone finish it off, I will be the first to admit it wasn't the best hit, so Rod is the only person to blame for not making a better shot, but we where trying to finish the deer off, what happened to Sportsmanship and help others (I guess it doesn't apply when your guiding). In any case, during the many days leading up to this buck being killed, almost everyday we kept seeing the same exact truck driving constantly up and down dirt roads, back and forth and just constantly driving, me and my hunting partner being up on the highest peaks glassing constantly kept seeing this truck alway driving slowly and usually taking the same roads, its stood out to us both because of how often we kept seeing the truck and in how the truck kept making loops almost every morning we saw it..... well guess who's truck that was.... you guess it, Duwane and his client. So heres how nice these hunts are for these clients, they come down from out of state, pay $4-5K, drive around all morning in a warm truck, and wait until the numerous guides glassing for them scattered throughout the area find them a buck, and then they get called and just show up for the stalk, talk about how hard these poor hunters are having to hunt. That my friends is the state of outfitters and hunting today. All this is first hand and in person information. Remember the 150" hybrid that was killed last year by the Raffle tag holder that was guided by Duwane, well someone got very screwed on that deal, thats a whole other story that not mine to tell, just remember ya'll big deer cause people to become irrational and fight stupid things like water holes, and put 40 cameras on one tank.... which brings us to why the AZGFD wants a trail camera ban. Rant over. Awesome buck regardless on a drought year.
  4. Brand new, never used, still in box Vortex Viper HD 10x42, asking $450 OBO. Awesome deal. Call or text Manny at 520-461-3612, not interested in trades.
  5. AZBearhunter

    2016 Trail Camera Photo and Video Contest!

    Best Wildlife Series Cat Nap
  6. AZBearhunter

    2016 Trail Camera Photo and Video Contest!

    Best Wildlife series Cooling off!
  7. AZBearhunter

    2016 Trail Camera Photo and Video Contest!

    Funniest pic This pic I named, Making Bacon
  8. AZBearhunter

    2016 Trail Camera Photo and Video Contest!

    Funniest pic This bear looks like he is laughing
  9. AZBearhunter

    2016 Trail Camera Photo and Video Contest!

    Best Non-coues pic The king of the mountain
  10. AZBearhunter

    2016 Trail Camera Photo and Video Contest!

    Best Non-coues pic Stud Lion
  11. AZBearhunter

    2016 Trail Camera Photo and Video Contest!

    Best Coues Pic Love in the air
  12. AZBearhunter

    2016 Trail Camera Photo and Video Contest!

    Best Coues Picture, If you look close he has an extra cheater on his left eye guard.
  13. Brand new in box, never used Vortex Viper HD 10x42. Price is $450 FIRM. These are a steal. New they cost $599.00 plus tax. Call or text Manny at 520-461-3612, located in Tucson. Not interested in trades
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