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A few tickets are still available for tomorrow's elk hunt clinic (see posting in Campfire section) ...

Coming to you Saturday, July 30 at the Shrine Auditorium in Phoenix > A GREAT way for you elk fans to get out of the Phoenix heat for a day while adding to your knowledge of hunting elk in Arizona --- whether you're a teen, someone newer to the elk hunting scene, or a wapiti veteran! Learn from the experts, reconnect with old friends (and make some new ones), and see how you can join with the Arizona Elk Society in helping elk and other wildlife in our great state! Lunch included ...

Save some buff for December eats when I come down your way ...

More or less across from Red Lobster (north side of street) ... 1761 E Hwy 69 No.26 Prescott, AZ 86301 Tel. (928)460-6200

See the Elk Forum for details!

PM me your email address and I'll forward the day's schedule to you ...

Jerryfish: PM me your email and I'll send you the timeline for the clinic ...

Good luck picking a time, seriously ...

No worries, Roy --- I think you might just know enough by now. A bit jealous here (maybe get up there to see your new spread the 1st part of October?) ...

Check out the Roll-a-Chair (REI in Tempe). 4 legs instead of 3, STURDY (supports 250 lbs), foldable back. Best I've found for glassing ...

Happy for you, Stanley --- go put the hurt on a bruiser!!!

Yep, it's all about the bottom line with the millions of vehicles the major auto companies sell each year. Good on you for the shout out ...

Robert, tough to see a former student leave this life. Sounds like he lived his life to the fullest! Thanks for sharing ...

Heater, you KNOW you're in my prayers! Let's talk this weekend ...

FYI, the Arizona Elk Society will be holding its annual elk hunt seminar during the day on Saturday, July 30 (details forthcoming). October rifle cow hunts (& all other elk hunts) will be targeted in different presentations. Lots of information for newer hunters, from scouting to hunting strategies to meat care to taxidermy tips. Always something we hunting veterans can learn as well!

Alright, all you with the dreaded glazed-over headlights --- here's something that will make your day (perfect for the beginning of summer and your upcoming scouting trips)! Go buy a $4 can of insect repellent with "40% Deet" active ingredients (note: 30% Deet won't work). Spray on headlight and immediately scrub/wipe off using an old cotton towel. Voila --- on the spot results!!! I'm not averse to accepting gifts of thanks ...

Definitely worked for me this morning (no extended hard scrubbing, just a simple wipe) ...

Gag!!! And he's out there just waiting for some lucky hunter this season ...

PM sent

I was going to recommend the elk society as well. If your son ends up working with AES, I'm sure it will leave an ongoing impression with him! Something the two of you can bond with as well ...

I'll take the tree stand! PM me your phone # (I'm in Gilbert)

I enjoyed watching clips of Averi's hunt. That wall mount will remind her of all the good times for years to come --- love it!

jdub: Your generosity will DEFINITELY have a positive effect on a veteran's life! Hunts for Heroes, an outreach program of the Arizona Elk Society, is top shelf! Email for the program's director Dave Holbrook > daveh@arizonaelksociety.org ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlJCs_eT7jM