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So sad. Condolences and prayers for the family.

Awesome job, Kyl. The kiddos are killing it AGAIN! Congrats

Great looking bear! I'd love to hear more of the story. Congrats on a real bruiser!

Congrats Nash! Great job everyone who went out to help. Awesome thread!

Nice job! Gotta echo the "great shot" comment. Can't go too far with a big hole in your heart haha. Congrats!

If you still have any available next weekend I'll take one (maybe 2 if still available). I'm in Lakeside but will be in Scottsdale the weekend of the 14th.

That's awesome, Fred. Congrats to you and your daughter.

Man I can't believe nobody has jumped on this - excellent price on a great gun.

Good job! Congrats man.

I'm kind of in the same boat, but I won't be away from mine for extended periods. You might look into a couple solar panels to recharge your batteries during the day and keep the heater on but low. Also open up all the cabinets in the kitchen and bathroom to let that warmth in. Running multiple batteries in parallel will make them last longer, but will take longer to charge. Good luck, and let us know what you find out.

Great job, guys. Really nice bucks!

While I'm super happy about the Presidential election, AZ just proved to be an absolute Sh!t show. Gallego, murder as a human right, and oh yeah, we can't count. C'mon AZ we can do better.

Nice buck! Congrats man. So glad to see some hunting posts this year!

Just got back from the polls in Show Low. You can count one for the good guys.

Nice Job! That's a cool looking buck!

Wow, some amazing bucks going down. Getting my blood pumping!

Nice job! I've hunted it a couple times and will definitely agree it's tough over there. Congrats on a great buck!

Great job! I love the shot footage.

He's a stellar buck! Regardless of score, congrats but I am also looking forward to hearing the "tale of the tape". Mass goes a LONG way, so I'll guess 114 gross 106 net.

Welcome to the site! What part of Oklahoma are you from? I grew up in Tahlequah and have/had family in Enid and down South by Temple/Hastings. Good luck on your hunt.

That's awesome - nicely done guys!

What a gorgeous bear - and HUGE! Great job and huge congrats. Digging the loop lever back there too!

Congrats to him on a stellar buck and HUGE kudos to you for helping it come together. What a great story! And +1 on the added points for carrying out with a stick! Been there haha.

Congrats guys - gotta love those youth hunts!

Hey guys, I've been on here a long time and rarely ask for any area-specific advice but I am headed to 13A in a few weeks and could use any information or suggestions you may have. I know the first thing a lot of folks will say is "get a guide". I have nothing against guides at all, it's just not something I'm planning to do. Of course, there's the "Go scout it" advice also but being nearly 12 hours away and all my time off from work committed to the hunt itself I probably won't get much scouting time before the hunt. That aside, I hunted 13B solo back in 2012 and killed a nice buck (I'll look for a link to the story), but I've only been to 13A once to help out a friend and was only there for the first couple days and didn't learn too much about the unit. I'm planning to camp on the S side of Mt. Trumbull and I've been studying the area on OnX marking water sources etc. My understanding is the rut should be going strong - the hunt starts Nov 15th - so in a way the deer could be just about anywhere. I'm mostly interested in getting away from the combat hunting that sometimes occurs up there, where everyone is focused on the same area and racing to beat everyone else to the punch. I'm in good shape and willing to hike but it looks like there are roads just about everywhere. Any tips or suggestions are much appreciated! Thanks in advance. Jason