Recent content by Lv2hnt

He's rebounding nicely from his surgery a couple months ago. Been in touch with him regularly ...

Copied from a thread I posted to elsewhere earlier today: "Tony and I had been communicating back and forth the past few months. He drew a late rifle Unit 23 bull tag this year and knew his worsened physical condition was going to prevent him from getting out for that one last hunting trip...

Good (and very knowledgeable) folks I've known for several years! They've guided (pro bono) some of our disabled veterans to very nice animals, both elk and pronghorn around the Flagstaff area (including an honest 350" bull). As mentioned, they're also successful on Kaibab deer hunts ...

Both programs do good things: one of the main things Outdoor Experiences for All is known for is getting children with life threatening illnesses out into the field; the focus of Heroes Rising Outdoors (a program of the Arizona Elk Society) is to get disabled Arizona veterans out into the woods...

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Hey Tony, good to see you feeling better! Not my ram. Taxidermist was Clay Goldman, owner of Mogollon Taxidermy in Payson. Most agree he's the best bighorn taxidermist in Arizona ...

If you decide you want to return the tag, PLEASE contact me! I lead the Arizona Elk Society's Heroes Rising Outdoors program, taking disabled Arizona veterans hunting free-of-charge using big game tags donated to us. You'll save all your preference points, plus be awarded another for this year...

Sent you a PM ...

POOR choice now!!! MINIMUM elk there (seriously) and NOT a quality experience, especially considering how far you'd be traveling to get here. We've taken a couple veterans hunting on that hunt (the tags were donated for a reason) ...

My name is Tom Wagner (I lead the Arizona Elk Society's Heroes Rising Outdoors / Hunts for Heroes program). As has already been posted in this tread, our program provides hunts to disabled Arizona veterans, at no cost to the vet, using donated tags from people who decide they can't do their hunt...

Well earned, Jason --- that's some true grit right there (and a really nice buck)... Lv2hnt "Every man dies --- not every man really lives."

I copied this from another web site: "This is Don Martin, volunteer Chief Instructor for the Arizona Game & Fish Department in Kingman. I teach the one day Supplemental or Non-resident class. I have applied to the Department to teach the next class on Saturday, January 5, 2019 here in Kingman...