Jazz

Tons. Found some good pockets of Mule though.

Swear to god he looks exactly like Castro.

W queen creek?

Had a chance to hit the area yesterday. Brought the Ranger. The water is unbelievable. Put on about 5 miles. Should have brought my water wings. I imagine every water hole is filled. The 6 I hit were practically overflowing. Sign everywhere. Didn't see elk till 5:30. I'm hoping it dries out a little before this kicks off, all I see are umbrellas in the forecast app for the next week.

Timberwolf 4wd?

Wired it!! Haha I'll weld it later..

Might need to find a welder first.

Drying out.. Looks dry-ish for the week. Will spend 4,5,6th up top to do last minute scouting. Wife is doing 2 hours a day in practice. God I can't wait.

heck yeah!

There be deers. I live in 21. I get glimpses!

I heard they blocked off the flats- god I hope that isn't true.

21 Mule. Let the scouting begin!

Use Elk and Ranch dressing packets!

12AW or 21 Mule.. I didn't get an alert though, had to go in and check.

Wind was insane! Had to find an inlet and use the trees as a breaker.

Hitting this weekend. How's the fishing?? I don't even care. I just need to get out of the city 😃

About 100 for 4 traps over 4 hours. And two trout 😃 Well, used a pole for those.

I can tell you on Sunday that it was pretty bare. We had 1/4 of the lake to ourselves. And mackerel works absolute wonders in crawdad traps.

And the pump only lets me go to 100. So I got a hangup ,do the whole thing again and fill it up

Thanks We'll be sittng on em.

And bought a ton of crawdad traps. I figure any lake up there will have those in mass quantity.

Disappointing! I heard good things!

For 600 that's a smoking deal folks.

Was in 5BS yesterday, it was fantastic. DIdn't get sheds, but found some other cool stuff. Good finds! 22 Elk and an Antelope. Was a decent day.

Trying to get the elk call thing down. Never done bugles before, am familiar with cow calls.. Never hunted bulls in the rut before! Wife has the archery tag, I'm trying to learn best practices to get close to bulls. I've watched a ton of elk101 on YouTube, and am digging some of the things they do. It'll be Sept, and probably hot, and there's some great water spots in the unit, but I know I'll be hearing bugles all over- having knowledge of calling them in / getting close to them if I go that route will help. Anyone have any good books/video suggestions?