Area 9 Archery Tag Donation Help

Southpawshooter · Aug 28, 2018

I drew a non-resident Area 9 Archery tag, hunt dates 11/16/2018 thru 11/29/2018, and I am looking for some help to connect with someone who can use it. If I am reading the Provisions correctly it appears I can donate it to an approved non-profit, a minor child with life threatening medical condition, a minor child with a permanent physical disability, or a Veteran of US Armed Services with a service-connected disability. If anyone knows of someone who qualifies please PM me and we will work it out. Thanks!

Blank · Aug 29, 2018

Contacted a friend with AZ Elk Society. They will contact you. Do a lot of wounded warrior hunts in the Williams/Flagstaff areas.

Lv2hnt · Aug 29, 2018

LAST EDITED ON Aug-29-18 AT 05:59PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Aug-29-18 AT 05:56?PM (MST)

Hey:

Tom Wagner here (I lead the Arizona Elk Society's Hunts for Heroes program). Should you choose to donate your elk tag to our program, you'd be giving a disabled Arizona veteran the chance to escape his everyday life and get out hunting in Arizona's beautiful outdoors! We don't just hand the tag over, we provide the entire experience. We actually helped a vet arrow a 340-in bull in Unit 9 last Sept. If you purchased Point Guard, we'll also follow through with the correct form so you retain your bonus points. Give me a call and let's talk. My cell (480)760-3868

--- Tom

Lv2hnt

"Every man dies --- not every man really lives."

Southpawshooter · Aug 29, 2018

LAST EDITED ON Aug-29-18 AT 08:32PM (MST)[p]I spoke with Tom and I will be sending the tag his way. I hope whoever gets the tag has a great hunt, and a big thanks to Tom for volunteering his time for a great cause.

Joe2Kool · Aug 29, 2018

This is awesome. I hope the lucky veteran has an awesome hunt!

CAelknuts · Sep 4, 2018

>LAST EDITED ON Aug-29-18
>AT 08:32?PM (MST)
>
>I spoke with Tom and I
>will be sending the tag
>his way. I hope
>whoever gets the tag has
>a great hunt, and a
>big thanks to Tom for
>volunteering his time for a
>great cause.

Thank you, for your generosity in helping a deserving fellow hunter. Very classy move. I wish you well.

Lv2hnt · Sep 4, 2018

Shane:

Thanks again for giving someone with life challenges an opportunity to step away from things and unwind in Arizona's amazing outdoors! Through the Arizona Elk Society's Heroes Rising Outdoors/Hunts for Heroes program, many disabled vets are discovering a new brotherhood in the hunting fraternity. Our program moves forward on the the shoulders of generous people like yourself. We'll keep you posted ...

--- Tom

Lv2hnt

"Every man dies --- not every man really lives."