Arizona 6A Early Nov mulies....

Skip to Main Content Area

2 replies [Last post]

Fri, 2012-08-17 23:42

Slappy2121

Offline

Joined: 03/29/2010

Posts: 7

Arizona 6A Early Nov mulies....

I sure would appreciate any advice or experience you have and are will to impart on 6A?

Regards from Gilbert,

Manuel

Sat, 2012-08-18 12:50

Topgun 30-06

Offline

Location: Allegan, MI

Joined: 12/11/2010

Posts: 607

I hunted the two week archery

I hunted the two week archery elk season in September in 6A last year and only saw one little bunch of 5 or 6 mulies. We were up behind Marys Lake in the northeast part of the unit and covered that whole area for two full weeks, so I certainly wouldn't recommend you spend any time in that area for deer. However, for elk it's an entirely different matter!

Sat, 2012-08-18 20:30

Remington742

Offline

Joined: 03/13/2010

Posts: 250

Totally agree. I hunnted in

Totally agree. I hunnted in that unit back in 09 and had the same results.Elk is a different story.

Related Forum Threads You Might Like

Thread	Thread Starter	Replies	Last Updated
attracking mulies on whitetail antler rattles	scrottydog	11	08/27/2009 16:14 pm
High altitude early season rifle	Remington742	25	05/02/2013 12:42 pm
Barnes bullet weight for mulies?	emberglo	3	08/18/2011 10:20 am
Mulies in Oregon	OregonHuntress	10	05/01/2008 11:15 am
Hunting mulies	pappenz	13	07/07/2006 09:25 am

Hunting Tip: Walnut Stocks - They'll Hunt...

There is something about the look and feel of a bolt action rifle with a walnut stock that pleases me. Call me old fashioned, but the character of the rifle I choose to own is equally as important to me as how that rifle performs. I’ll be the first to admit that the lack of weight in a carbon fiber stock is awfully nice when chasing elk in high country and that any synthetic could help a bit when mother natured decides to rain on your parade. My own preference, however, is to...