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woo hoo! I checked an hour ago and results weren't out. Thanks.
I applied for same hunt all five slots so I knew my hunt but still good to see drawn.
why oh why?
Applied to a hunt with moderately low odds but had a chance and the dates fit my schedule. It was really just taking a chance rather than outright buying a point for this year. Work didn't allow time to research either so it was just getting the application in and hope for the best. I am an AZ resident so that definitely helps.
Haha don’t scare me like that. ThanksDschmitt88, Didn't anyone tell you the elk migrate out of 6B before the late hunt starts? They all move west into ares with lower pastures to get out of the deep snow up there...
LOL
Just kidding. Good luck..
I had 6A in 2016 and it wasn't hard to get away from the crowd. I liked that hunt and had it as my 5th choice. It took me 4 days to get me a little 6x6 as I was just a few minutes too late setting up on a 325 opening morning. Yes, I would shoot a 325 opening morning in just about any unit. As soon as your a few hundred yards off the road you don't see anyone. I found a few knolls and hilltops that I liked to glass from but not much for wide open field of view in the area I was at. Good luck.We blanked on Wyoming after pulling tags 2 years in a row and going 4 for 6 on nice bulls. I put in solo for AZ on a whim planning on accruing points again and moving on to other states in hopes of an LE tag and falling back to an OTC state if necessary. Randomly opened my CC app and saw a higher than expected balance and a charge from ADGFD for $650. Guess I'll be piled into 6A with 699 of my closest friends trying to fill an elk tag for the 5th year in a row. Haven't been to AZ since I was 8 so I will be open to any info people are willing to offer up. Have already been scouring maps and may be able to get down for a 5 day scouting trip and plan to arrive a couple days early to get a grip on the landscape.