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Many prime Coues deer tags and others remain; offered first-come, first-served

PHOENIX – Let the planning begin. The drawing results for Arizona’s 2011 fall big game hunting permits are now available at the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s website at www.azgfd.gov/draw. Draw results are also available by telephone at (602) 942-3000 by selecting option two.

The more than 107,000 applicants, an increase of 3 percent from last year, can find out if they were issued a permit-tag for deer, fall turkey, fall juniors-only javelina, bighorn sheep, fall buffalo, or pheasant by providing their sportsman’s ID and date of birth.

Game and Fish officials report that hunt permit-tags will be mailed out to successful applicants no later than Aug. 12 (archery deer tags will be mailed out earlier). Refunds for unsuccessful and rejected applicants will be mailed out to applicant “A” no later than Aug. 23 (less application fees).

For those individuals who missed the drawing application deadline or were unsuccessful in getting a permit-tag, there are more than 5,767 hunt permit-tags remaining. These remaining tags will be available on a first-come, first-served basis and include more than 4,600 deer tags, more than 700 fall turkey tags, and nearly 400 tags for the juniors-only fall javelina hunts.

There are two methods to obtain a leftover tag. Applications will first only be accepted by U.S. mail (U.S. Postal Service) beginning at 8 a.m. (MST) on Aug. 1. Starting on Aug. 8 at 8 a.m. (MST), hunters can obtain a leftover tag in person at any of the seven Arizona Game and Fish Department offices. A list of office locations is available at www.azgfd.gov/offices.

For a detailed listing of leftover permits which includes hunt number, number of permits available and unit number, visit www.azgfd.gov/draw and click on the “Leftover Permits for 2011 Fall Hunts” link under the “2011-12 Arizona Hunting and Trapping Regulations, season dates and drawing information” section.

Hopi hunts with leftover tags are available to everyone, tribal and non-tribal members. For those who qualify, there are military hunts available for Fort Huachuca. Call (520) 533-8763 for additional information.

For those that applied for a fall turkey permit in unit 1 (hunt number 4501) or unit 27 (hunt number 4518), there was a reduction in permitted tags issued through the draw compared to what was listed in the regulations. On July 8, the Arizona Game and Fish Commission voted to reduce the number of permit-tags by 1,075 permits due to the Wallow Fire. The commission action was taken after the application deadline, but before the draw was processed.

Well the damn state of AZ screws sme again. No antelope tag in44 years, no elk tag fir 8 years now and it's year number five for no deer tag. Fuck Arizona! I'll book an out of state hunt in either New mexico or Texas and Arizona can kiss my ass.
This is total
Paul B.

What the heck is the department ID number.
I put in my non res liscence number, but that didnt work.
ANy help please.
W.

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Originally posted by woodsie:
What the heck is the department ID number.
I put in my non res liscence number, but that didnt work.
ANy help please.
W.

The dept ID number is your SS number.

Not trying to rub salt in a wound here, but I checked and I got drawn for Coues in 36B for the October hunt.

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Originally posted by Crazyhorseconsulting:
Not trying to rub salt in a wound here, but I checked and I got drawn for Coues in 36B for the October hunt.

That was a no-brainer. There are still permits left in that unit for the three earliest hunts.

Alrighty then.....

That makes it

NO NV deer
NO NV elk
NO NV antelope
NO NV sheep
NO NV goat

NO WY antelope

NO AZ elk
NO AZ antelope

and now

NO AZ deer

Golf is looking better and better.....

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That was a no-brainer. There are still permits left in that unit for the three earliest hunts.

You don't know the kind of Luck(?) I have Tony!!!

If it wasn't for bad luck I wouldn't have any luck at all.

Once again didn't get drawn for anything.

I'll have to go get me some of them leftover tags.......AGAIN.

Getting sick and tired of this state where I buy my gas, ammo, supplies, where I pay taxes religiously and can't get drawn whilst non residents get drawn with more success. They can tell me it's LOTTERY untill they turn blue in the face I ain't buyin!

OK enough venting and back to figuring out which left overs to go after.

Cheers
Moose

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Originally posted by Crazyhorseconsulting:
Not trying to rub salt in a wound here, but I checked and I got drawn for Coues in 36B for the October hunt.

That sounds like a fun hunt, have you done this before?

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Originally posted by Paul B:
Well the damn state of AZ screws sme again. No antelope tag in44 years, no elk tag fir 8 years now and it's year number five for no deer tag. Fuck Arizona! I'll book an out of state hunt in either New mexico or Texas and Arizona can kiss my ass.
This is total
Paul B.

Fantastic......less competition next year

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That sounds like a fun hunt, have you done this before?

No Sir, I have not hunted in Arizona for anything, and the Coues hunt was something I have read about since I was a kid in the 60's and reading Jack O'Connor's stories about his an his sons hunts for these little guys.

I have however hunted twice in the Pine Ridge area of the Nebraska Panhandle up in the Crawford/Fort Robinson area and loved it. Haven't been back up there since 2003 or 2004 but really would like to do that hunt again.

CHC,
Maybe Scottyboy and I can come along and make sure you don't kill anything

BTW, how far can you shoot

I just hope I get to see some of the little guys and if possible get a shot at a legal buck.

Never hunted in Arizona and have really never seen that much of the state, just the Four Corners area and went thru Kayenta one time a few years back.

I like spot and stalk hunting, and this is one I think that I will enjoy.

I can finish getting my rifle sighted in now.

Didn't see the comment about the shot distance, I have made a couple of shots on pronghorns out to 300-350, so that is what I am going to try to get my rifle zeroed for as best as possible.

I know it is big for a 100 pound animal, but I will be using a mark V weatherby in 300 weatherby Magnum. Trying to decide between 150 grain TSX's or 165/168 grain TSX's.

I will go with whichever the rifle likes better.

awww... come on chc! you can stretch it out there a little farther than that!

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Originally posted by Crazyhorseconsulting:
I just hope I get to see some of the little guys and if possible get a shot at a legal buck.

Never hunted in Arizona and have really never seen that much of the state, just the Four Corners area and went thru Kayenta one time a few years back.

I like spot and stalk hunting, and this is one I think that I will enjoy.

I can finish getting my rifle sighted in now.

Didn't see the comment about the shot distance, I have made a couple of shots on pronghorns out to 300-350, so that is what I am going to try to get my rifle zeroed for as best as possible.

I know it is big for a 100 pound animal, but I will be using a mark V weatherby in 300 weatherby Magnum. Trying to decide between 150 grain TSX's or 165/168 grain TSX's.

I will go with whichever the rifle likes better.

CHC,
I live right here among em' NEVER hunted them...I am a Mule Deer FANATIC!!!!!!. I swore once I killed a big Mule Deer I would start hunting Coues. That was several big mule deer ago, watching a 38 inch wide 200 inch deer just does something to me...I've killed 2 over 200 and want more.

Good Luck, maybe see you down our way.

Steve

I possibly could, but iot would not bother me one bit to be able to say I killed me a Coues buck at 50 or 75 yards with that 300.

This reminds me of an article I read that had been written by Ross Seyfried, concerning hunting speed goats. Evidently he was in a conversation with someone and the subject of hunting speed goats came up and the other person began tossing figures around about average distance for shooting pronghorns and at some point asked Ross how far he had evr killed a pronghorn at.

Ross evidently grabbed a piece of paper and took out a pen and did some figuring for a couple of minutes and then stated, 577 yards or somewhere in that neighborhood.

Well the other person was astounded and started trying to get more information and at this point Ross explained to th person that the 577 yards was the approximate total yardage for All of the speed goats he had killed up to that point in his career and that was for about a dozen animals.

I don't care if I have the ability, the experience and the equipment to make a long shot, my priority is to get as close as I can.

CHC,
My comment was meant to be tongue in cheek, due to the last couple threads you and I were, commenting on.

I'm more than sure you're shooting would be fine.

Steve

I love hunting Mulies also, have not had the chance since 1997. The CVoues hunt is because I am a collector, I just like being able to say I have hunted some place and killed something that is unique or special in some way.

My biggest mulie came from Public Land in GMU 21 in Colorado, south east of Rangely. I killed it in 1997. It gross scored 170 and netted 163 and something.

Even small mulies impress me, as do pronghorns of any size. White tail bucks do not do anything for me. To hunt inArizona and possibly get a Coues buck is much more important to me than a 200 class white tail.

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Originally posted by Nganga:

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Originally posted by Crazyhorseconsulting:
I just hope I get to see some of the little guys and if possible get a shot at a legal buck.

Never hunted in Arizona and have really never seen that much of the state, just the Four Corners area and went thru Kayenta one time a few years back.

I like spot and stalk hunting, and this is one I think that I will enjoy.

I can finish getting my rifle sighted in now.

Didn't see the comment about the shot distance, I have made a couple of shots on pronghorns out to 300-350, so that is what I am going to try to get my rifle zeroed for as best as possible.

I know it is big for a 100 pound animal, but I will be using a mark V weatherby in 300 weatherby Magnum. Trying to decide between 150 grain TSX's or 165/168 grain TSX's.

I will go with whichever the rifle likes better.

CHC,
I live right here among em' NEVER hunted them...I am a Mule Deer FANATIC!!!!!!. I swore once I killed a big Mule Deer I would start hunting Coues. That was several big mule deer ago, watching a 38 inch wide 200 inch deer just does something to me...I've killed 2 over 200 and want more.

Good Luck, maybe see you down our way.

Steve

Coues deer and whitetails only get in the way of good mule deer hunting IMO! I am like you, BIG mule deer abso-freaking-lutly float my boat!

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Originally posted by Crazyhorseconsulting:

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That sounds like a fun hunt, have you done this before?

No Sir, I have not hunted in Arizona for anything, and the Coues hunt was something I have read about since I was a kid in the 60's and reading Jack O'Connor's stories about his an his sons hunts for these little guys.

I have however hunted twice in the Pine Ridge area of the Nebraska Panhandle up in the Crawford/Fort Robinson area and loved it. Haven't been back up there since 2003 or 2004 but really would like to do that hunt again.

I'll be there again this year, always a fun hunt with my friends but they complain that I over walk them, but that's what you got to do to get away from the road hunters, You should come back some year.

I hope to make it back up there, that is some of the prettiest country and some of the best hunting country I have ever had the pleasure of being in.

Also, on the whole Nebraskans are some of the friendliest, nicest people I have ever met.

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Originally posted by Crazyhorseconsulting:
I hope to make it back up there, that is some of the prettiest country and some of the best hunting country I have ever had the pleasure of being in.

Also, on the whole Nebraskans are some of the friendliest, nicest people I have ever met.

Thanks! if you ever decide to come back let me know there's always room for more.

Crazyhorse

Pm me. I'll get you lined out on your 36B hunt. I'm in that unit every single day. I'll be in British Columbia during your hunt dates (I'll be hunting goats up there) otherwise I'd take ya out myself. Nonetheless, I'll do my best to get you into a decent coozie buck away from the crowds and mojados.

Many Thanks and best of luck on your goat hunt. I have one guy that is helping me out, but I will pm you.