Apply Now to Hunt Turkeys in Arizona Next Spring
10-02-2009 | 03:37 PM
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Apply Now to Hunt Turkeys in Arizona Next Spring
Big Game Hunt Draw Information
Spring Draw for Turkey, Javelina, Buffalo and Bear - Draw Deadline is Tuesday, October 13, 2009
The deadline to submit applications for 2010 spring hunts for turkey, javelina, buffalo and bear is Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2009 at 7 p.m. (MST). The spring regulation booklet with season dates, hunt numbers and additional draw information can be downloaded from the link shown below. Printed copies of the regulation booklet should be available from more than 300 license dealers statewide no later than Sept. 15. In order to participate in this draw you must submit a paper application by mail or drop it off at any department office prior to the deadline. No online application process is available. You must purchase a 2010 license to enter the spring draw. Results of this draw will be available on this Web site or by telephone no later than December 4, 2009.
2010 Spring Hunt Draw Regulations (PDF, 3.3mb)
Hunt Permit/Tag Application Form (PDF, 773kb)
Notice:Online draw application service is not available. The application form PDF above requires the latest free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader and can be filled out using a computer and keyboard but must be printed, signed and submitted by mail or delivery to any department office. The form can also be printed and filled out using an ink pen. Remember, the online application process has been indefinitely suspended and only paper applications can be used to enter the draw.
LInk
http://www.azgfd.gov/eservices/draw.shtml
NWTF Newsletter
JW
Spring Draw for Turkey, Javelina, Buffalo and Bear - Draw Deadline is Tuesday, October 13, 2009
The deadline to submit applications for 2010 spring hunts for turkey, javelina, buffalo and bear is Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2009 at 7 p.m. (MST). The spring regulation booklet with season dates, hunt numbers and additional draw information can be downloaded from the link shown below. Printed copies of the regulation booklet should be available from more than 300 license dealers statewide no later than Sept. 15. In order to participate in this draw you must submit a paper application by mail or drop it off at any department office prior to the deadline. No online application process is available. You must purchase a 2010 license to enter the spring draw. Results of this draw will be available on this Web site or by telephone no later than December 4, 2009.
2010 Spring Hunt Draw Regulations (PDF, 3.3mb)
Hunt Permit/Tag Application Form (PDF, 773kb)
Notice:Online draw application service is not available. The application form PDF above requires the latest free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader and can be filled out using a computer and keyboard but must be printed, signed and submitted by mail or delivery to any department office. The form can also be printed and filled out using an ink pen. Remember, the online application process has been indefinitely suspended and only paper applications can be used to enter the draw.
LInk
http://www.azgfd.gov/eservices/draw.shtml
NWTF Newsletter
JW
10-03-2009 | 10:46 AM
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From: Effingham SC USA
Why when you can hunt otc in New Mexico for two birds would you want to ? I went to Arizona this past year and assisted a couple of lucky tag winners around the jacob Lake area. We did get into some birds after A LOT of scouting only to have a hoard of hunters pile in on top of use opening day. We litteraly drove over 200 miles on back roads in the Kaibab and saw a grand total of seven jakes and two hens in three days.
In fact we left early the hunting was so poor and the pressure so extreme. We went to the Gila in New Mexico where I called in a bird in the first twenty minutes in the field. Never saw another hunter and was all over birds the entire time. Arizona turkey hunting is a joke compared to its non resident friendly neighbor.
In fact we left early the hunting was so poor and the pressure so extreme. We went to the Gila in New Mexico where I called in a bird in the first twenty minutes in the field. Never saw another hunter and was all over birds the entire time. Arizona turkey hunting is a joke compared to its non resident friendly neighbor.
