The Dog That Caught the Car - AKA Lazy Arizona Elk Hunt

[sethkuhl]

I recognize that bridge well.

Best of luck on your solidly mediocre, yet liberating, hunt.

And PS… try some gold bond medicated powder -NOT the spray. You are welcome

Has been known to be a million massaging fairies when used correctly but overuse leads to a million burning devils!
I also am in the blue camp.

 

[Bullshot]

46-47 hours from my door to AZ. 5-6 hrs of accumulated sleep, 4 brisket sandwhiches, lots of coffee, one exploded mountain dew in my lap.


59 F @ 7 am. Gorgeous day.

 

[noharleyyet]

 

[TOGIE]

Just a slightly out of shape east-coaster with a somewhat coveted tag who has temporarily lost the pep in his step for solo DIY western elk hunting

if you're missing that pep in your step and need a little more zip in your skip, all you need is a dip in your lip!!

 

[Exhausted]

46-47 hours from my door to AZ. 5-6 hrs of accumulated sleep, 4 brisket sandwhiches, lots of coffee, one exploded mountain dew in my lap.
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59 F @ 7 am. Gorgeous day.

Best of luck and be careful. Driving while tired can be super dangerous. An extra day of travel is better than a tragedy.

 

[rmyoung1]

Best of luck and be careful. Driving while tired can super dangerous. An extra day of travel is better than a tragedy.

Appropriate handle for the advice offered.

 

[Bullshot]

I found a marginal truck camp spot for the evening, too rocky so no tent, just laying in back.

Practiced the bow, still OK.

Scouting now, 5pm, hot. It is pin drop quiet everywhere, all I hear are my ears ringing. I have found some elk sign on FR roads already. Saw one muley doe. Tanks I've seen so far are mostly dry.

As I post pictures, I'll do my best, and a lot of units have similar habitats, but I'm sure some locals will recognize something, if so please keep it under your hat!