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Might try this with my 5 year old. Pretty much the same thing.

This post is almost a year old. Wouldn't plan on it.

Great suggestions!

Congratulations! You had better luck than my son and I.

Is this serious? If it is, you get your username, hunt, and permit login info off of the questionnaire you get in the mail. You can't fill it out until you get that.

I could easily cover my 200 yard groupings with a quarter. Might it have had something to do with the shooter?

My guess is there is a particular deer in mind that someone was willing to pay a lot to get first crack at.

My son and I have 24B tags, and I swear the pigs have all run across the highway to 37B.

Couldn't get the wife to go for it. Bump for a nice deal on a nice gun.

Know of any in 24B?

Not sure I understand. Are you looking for advice, someone to guide you, or just commenting? Regardless, you found a great website. Welcome!

After your done killing yours, you can come help me kill mine! I've come to the conclusion that I'm the worst pig hunter in the state.

FYI, This years Table Mesa Cleanup is scheduled for March 1st. I'll paste the details below: http://azgfd.net/artman/publish/NewsMedia/Volunteers-invited-to-join-March-1-cleanup-event-at-the-Table-Mesa-Recreation-Area.shtml From AZGFD website: Volunteers invited to join March 1 cleanup event at the Table Mesa Recreation AreaPosted in: News Media Feb 19, 2015 Lend your hands to our public lands! Volunteers are encouraged to come out for the Table Mesa Recreation Area cleanup on Sunday, March 1. The area is located off I-17 and Table Mesa Road, about 35 miles north of Phoenix. The Table Mesa area is very popular with recreational target shooters, off-highway vehicle riders, equestrians, mountain bikers, hikers, and others because of its close proximity to the metropolitan Phoenix area. Unfortunately, this area is also prone to illegal dumping, littering, and vandalism. While these unacceptable activities are perpetrated by a small portion of people who use the area, their unacceptable actions can affect the majority of responsible recreationists. As public agencies deal with tight budgets, it is important for responsible target shooters, OHV enthusiasts, and other outdoor recreationists to engage in volunteerism, such as cleanup events, and become ambassadors for promoting good stewardship practices. The Table Mesa cleanup runs from 9 a.m. (check-in starts at 8 a.m.) until 2 p.m. Lunch will be provided to volunteers. Please RSVP in advance by e-mailing evan@treadlightly.org or online at http://bit.ly/1FBdBF7 to help us plan for the number of attendees who will be at the event. Volunteers should bring water, work gloves, hat, sunscreen, trash pinchers, buckets and wear long pants and sturdy shoes. 4WD and OHV vehicles are useful. Thank you to these partners in education and stewardship for supporting this cleanup effort: Tread Lightly!, Bureau of Land Management, Arizona Game and Fish Department, Wildlife for Tomorrow, Discount Tire, Arizona Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition, AZ Firearms, Barlow Adventures, Boone and Crockett, Congressional Sportsman's Foundation, National Rifle Association, National Shooting Sports Foundation, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Safari Club International. The cleanup is part of the “Respected Access is Open Access in Arizona” campaign. A January cleanup at Hewitt Station in the Tonto National Forest drew more than 400 volunteers. Table Mesa cleanup event details at a glance: When: Sunday, March 1, 2015 Time: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. (check-in starts at 8 a.m.) Lunch will be provided to volunteers! Where: Table Mesa Recreation Area (off I-17 and Table Mesa Road) RSVP: evan@treadlightly.org or sign up online http://bit.ly/1FBdBF7 Directions: The Table Mesa Recreation Area is located off I-17 and Table Mesa Road. Head west on Table Mesa Road, then north on the frontage road. Follow signs posted at the end of the pavement. Volunteers will also be on site providing more information and directions. Location Map: http://goo.gl/maps/XyVhl

Wish I were in Tucson, I'd have to take a look.

I use Lance Johnson at Dane Customs and highly recommend him. I've tried a few and he is the only one I will use from now on. He fixed my bother-in-laws 10/22. My brother-in-law forgot to take the laser sight out of the muzzle and put three rounds down the barrel. Needless to say, they never left the barrel. Lance drilled it out for him no problem. He is in Chandler off of Arizona Ave and Elliot Lance 480-215-2295

Congats! Just hope I can help my son fill his 24b tag this weekend. It would be the first for either of us. Anyone have any tips for the unit?

I shoot the 210s out of my Remington Sendero 300 RUM. I load with exactly 91 grains of Retumbo with the length set to my max magazine length. I would have tried a bit closer to the lands but was limited by my magazine. I have found this to be the case with many rifles, especially when shooting the elongated Berges. Still, I'm consistently shooting sub 1 inch groups at 200 yards. I have an extra unopened box of 100 - 210 grain hunting vlds. I paid $60 with shipping and will sell them for that if anyone is looking.

Just looked over the list of vendors. Pretty disappointed with the low numbers of outfitters/guides there this year, especially local ones.

I've gone a couple of times. My wife I enjoy checking out the displays from all the different sporting goods places, talking to the many outfitters, etc. I guess it all depends on your expectations.

YouTube is the best thing tome come along for home and auto maintenance since the screwdriver.

Huntjunkie recently let me try these out. Bump for some awesome binos in great condition.

This is my "most wonderful time of the year!" Guarantee you this thread is more entertaining and worthwhile than trash like 50 Shades of Pornography!

Like other have said, outside of the Kiabab, it is one of the toughest units to draw for a rifle hunt. Look over the draw data for the past few years and evaluate your chances of drawing before investing a lot of time in the unit.

^^^ Probably true, but there would probably also be a lot fewer stupid people with me in the mountains.