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  1. 29 points
    Not much to say about this hunt. We found him 500-600 yards out. Waited for him to bed. Snuck up to 180. He stood up and my father in law knocked him back down again. Tagged out and back to the truck by noon. Here’s a hot take for ya tagging out on opening morning is overrated.
  2. 8 points
    Went out on opening day Friday to look for a bruiser out in Redington to my secret spot 😆. Turned up 16 does and 1 decent 2x, it was 600 yds out, complete opposite direction of truck. He will live another day!!! Saturday had family obligations so I got some good rest for Sunday. Headed out this morning to the front side of Mt Lemmon to my other secret spot😅. The hill was straight up and full of shin daggers…..I absolute hate those things!!!! Found multiple doe right from the get go. Started glassing across this canyon and found 5 bucks right away. Ranged them at just under 800 yds. Where I was positioned on the down slope of this hill I couldn’t use my bipod, so I hurried down hill to a more level spot and a flat rock. They were milling around and ranged them again at 750 yds. As I extend my bipod and position the rifle I keep looking through the big binos and I thought let’s try and see my rifle is up for the challenge. I’ve shot rocks out to 800, but never a deer. 1st shot was just above the deer, I see dirt/dust fly. Reload and send another one. Same spot, more dust. I back the clicks down 2 and send the 3rd round….. bam deer down. As I get some landmarks as to where the deer fell I start walking. 8:10 was shot, I didn’t find the deer till 9:23. The mountain was so steep and so thick of vegetation I couldn’t find the rock formation it fell by. Finally found it…..wheeew. Took some pics and started the long drag out, dropped it off at the butcher and now back at home relaxing. Looking forward to my daughters WT hunt Nov 7.
  3. 7 points
  4. 5 points
    Remington Model Seven Black Matte.223 with matching Leupold VariX 3 x 9 Matte Duplex, Rings and Timney 521 Trigger. Factory synthetic camouflage stock, excellent over all condition. $1500.00. Queen Creek, AZ.
  5. 5 points
    It was like eating a baseball glove.
  6. 4 points
    I continue to be fascinated by these stories. I am one of those people who like to hear how everything played out with all the the details. Old animals garner even higher respect in my book. Anything that can live that long with so many trying to kill it is pretty special. Thanks for sharing.
  7. 4 points
    This is show low not Heber. We have laws
  8. 3 points
    I found this fascinating. I killed an old bull last year and couldn’t wait to find out what he got aged at. Turns out he was 14. https://azgfd-portal-wordpress-pantheon.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/25151324/2024-AZ-Elk-Harvest-Age-Results.pdf
  9. 3 points
    Ill take opening morning over the final morning/evening!
  10. 3 points
    Curious, how did it taste? Tough?
  11. 3 points
    Watched a meadow with 18 bulls in it this evening- there was 4 different pairs fighting at the same time & they weren’t play fighting either , they were going at it hard , tongues hanging out ….. it was crazy - never seen anything like it , that many at once ….. all bulls would of fit in about a football field .
  12. 3 points
    I sure get tired of "NOT DRAWN"
  13. 2 points
    My son drew his 2nd choice 12aw antlerless for his first deer hunt. Due to the weather we got a room in Kanab for the weekend. We had just enough time to drive through the unit Thursday before dark but didn't see any deer. We were joined by his cousin and my brother in law. Friday morning had mom spotting bucks all over the place up high. Between glassing and driving we saw 17 bucks and no does by lunch time. After lunch and some exploring we changed elevation and started seeing some does. We got busted on our first stalk but right before dark we spotted this doe moving through some oaks. Jase and I made a quick stalk and I stopped her with a bleat in a small opening. He made the most of it and shot her at 150yds off my tripod with his 300wsm. She jumped at the shot and ran out of sight. Everyone came down to help us track. Before we even found blood i glassed down the hill and saw an ear in the grass. I handed Jase the binos and told him to look where he last saw her. It took him a min but when he saw her he got the biggest smile I have ever seen. After pics we navigated the new etag app and got her gutted. While we were skinning her G&f stopped by and said he would tell the check station to wait for us. We got her checked in 15min late. It was nice of them to wait for us. Back home Saturday we got her cut up and Jase cooked us steaks for dinner. Great memories were made!
  14. 2 points
  15. 2 points
    Biggy smalls is the only way to go. Big Browns
  16. 2 points
  17. 2 points
    34a for javelina and 4a4b turkey me and grandson gonna be a awesome trip
  18. 2 points
    Ancient. He was already 2 last time I had a tag
  19. 2 points
    That is incredible! 14 in the natural world is a dinosaur!
  20. 2 points
    I’ll pm you details. Don’t want to give away too much info on the internets.
  21. 2 points
    Drop them in your neighbor's jacuzzi with a little detergent and vinegar then hang dry. 😎
  22. 1 point
    Id be interested in hearing the numbers in regards to splitting.
  23. 1 point
  24. 1 point
    True story. Not a Will Ferrell skit. My youngest brother had an archery antelope tag. Myself, my other brother, my nephew and a good friend were on hill glassing for him. It was a very warm day and I had glassing Crack. My nephew found the sharpest pointiest stick he could find and 12 ringed me. My flight or fight response was triggered and I get up wanting to hurt the person that violated me with the stick fully cinched between my cheeks. Everyone is laughing hysterically I pull the stick from my cheeks look at it and see middle brother sitting there laughing. I poke the business end of the moist, now smelly stick at his mouth, feel no resistance and get it all the way to back of his throat. Holding the stick there like I was a Samurai that just vanquished the final boss. The other three are now on the ground laughing in tears while my brother finds a new level for his gag reflex and I rub the shock out of my violated area.
  25. 1 point
    They need to just design a safety mechanism that disables firing when the gun is held sideways.
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