StickFlicker

As was said, they water any time of day. They also don't necessarily water every day or in the same place, so sitting water requires days of patience. This time of year, you're probably better off hunting them by calling or locating them by their calls.

I'm not sure what you classify as an "insane" amount of tracks, but I've often found that extremely high numbers of "deer" tracks in an area eventually turns out to be domestic sheep (especially when all the old tracks were probably washed-away a couple of weeks ago by rain). A number of times in unit 6B, 8, 10, 21 and others, I thought I'd found great deer areas, only to run into a big heard of domestic sheep within a day or two...

You forgot to post the rules that were included with the code, such as "Code can be shared but DO NOT post on social media or on forums"...

Phillips Ranch?

I believe they rotate which unit(s) have the rifle or muzzy hunt before the archery hunt each year.

Awesome ram! Thanks for coming back to update us on the results of your hunt.

I too had no idea there was a hunt in AZ where an adult could kill a doe, and also that there was such a hunt open in December.

Great looking ram, congratulations!

Absolutely awesome! Congratulations Taylor!!

That's a great bear, congratulations!

http://bowhuntinginarizona.com/purchase-record-books.html A copy of the new "Bowhunting in Arizona" book for $25! Great to ask as a gift for yourself, or a great gift to buy for your hunting partner.

Bowhunting in Arizona - Facebook Page Lots of big bucks taken with bows this year. The Facebook Page for Bowhunting in Arizona is the best place to look to see what large bucks were taken with a bow in Arizona this year. Scroll past all the huge bulls and you will get to the bucks!

That's one of the most informative summaries I've seen written on the G&F website. Kudos to the wildlife manager that wrote it.

Congratulations! That's a great first buck.

Delw, What makes you think that's a (peg) leg hanging down from that skirt?