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You will find internet tough guys and gals on anything internet related, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, that's what makes this the best country in the world. Its up to each individual to limit the negative and increase the positive, in the long run it just someone's opinion. I'm not as addicted to CWT.com as the outdoors but getting close thanks for all the knowledge and help on your site.

Have a cow call handy at all times on the late hunt. I have stopped bulls from busting by doing a quick cow call, enough time to make the shot. Yes, a cow call helps in the Late hunt, couple of examples; when still hunting kick a rock or break a fallen limb, do a cow call and that seems to calm the game infront of me down. What I have experienced with elk if they smell you, it doesnt matter what you do all you will see is a yellow rump but you can make some noise and cover it up(cow call). Obviously, if your one of those hunters who cant walk quietly then your S.O.L. Also, as mentioned above I have seem them stop on a dead run to a cow call just in time to get a shot off, I have not seen that happen when someone will whistle at a moving bull. I feel the main reason for the cow call stopping elk in the later hunts is the fact that most of the elk are on the move(hunting pressure/weather) and not fimiliar with their surroundings.

Hooray rain. Happy 4th thanks to all the men and women out there that have made this day possible.

Thanks for sharing. Those pictures never get old.

As stated above Im new on here but Im a 4th generation Arizonan. I have been hunting birds and animals all over Arizona since I was 5. Shot my first duck off the Salt River, first quail off the 69 Highway towards Prescott Valley and am almost too young to remember dove hunting West of Phoenix in the cotton fields with my Pa. I was issued tag 3 and 4 for the very first ever Pheasant hunt in Yuma, boy was that different than hunting in Northern California but is was fun while the hunt lasted. My passion is hunting, not killing. Please dont pass judgement on my name it was my online poker name for over 4 years and has stuck with me ever since. Im not just some weed smoking idiot. I look forward to meeting new friends on here. Attached are a few pics from what I like to call, Location X.

Hey I was a poor college student as well I played baseball all throughout college and barley had time to hunt let alone work, I just have a golden horseshoe up my A**. I have a cabin inside of Munds Park so I do most of my hunting in the northern part of the state. I have shot a few mearns quail near Tucson but thats about it for hunting down south. I don't stray far from 6A, I seem to be able to hunt everything within 30 miles of my cabin. Every year I put in for elk & deer and as you can see I do my fair share of bird hunting. Elk hunting is my passion, I try and at least hunt a week a year with someone or have a tag myself ( OTC depredation hunt tags). Here is a OTC bull shot last year, I had no part in that bad caping job.

That was from the late rifle hunt in 6A we had three 6x6's down on the first day but it took us two days to get them off the mountians . Here is a picture of all the bulls but one which was shot on the last hours of the hunt. Love the Git er Dun picture, here is our method.

Flawless photos that show how amazing those animals truely are, thanks for sharing.

People hold their downed elk or deer in ways that make them look like a monster, this guy just did it with a snake. We all have taken a picture with a 3 lb bass but hold it out infront of your body it looks like a 9 pound lunker, either way that rattler would be good eating.

Sweet Bulls Thanks for sharing

Nov. 30 can't come fast enough.