With a surplus of javelina tags we were able to buy some over the counter.
So with that we (Zach, David & I) got our combo hunt / fish license's & then our javelina tags for 19B (HAM hunt) We went on a scouting trip and found alot of tracks & leavings, so with that we were all stoked and ready for our hunt the following weekend.
After buying a map for the Prescott forest I soon found out that our area we planed to hunt in was actualy in a different unit (17A) :'(
But none the less we headed out anyway.
We left Friday afternoon & took the back way to Prescott then made our way to the area we planed to hunt in. Camp got set up rather quick by the boys while I made coffee & started a fire.
We had some new 20deg sleeping bags and a new tent too, well the tent sucked :( sleeps 4 my *bleep*
We knew it would be a cold one and for the most part were prepared BUT didnt expect to have ice in my hair or ice on the inside of the tent 8| but some hot coffee and the sun rise we go all loaded / geared up for our hunt!
Mr Game & Fish paid us a visit before we departed, checked our tags & weapons & wished us luck :clap:
We did our best to track got up high and glassed & glassed... nothing :sad: only thing found was a part eaten prickly pear, no tracks or leavings.
Day 2 we packed up camp and headed to another area near where we originally wanted to hunt but were in our unit... found tracks & leavings... but they were several days old.
So our 1st hunt was fun :)g) even though we got nothing the time with my boys was great, we got to shoot off our newly acquired .50cal muzzle loader :clap:
Sorry for the lack of pics but heres what I did get :cool)
My girls added to my camo job on our scout weekend
Saturday morning frozen XJ
and with no moon out I snagged a few night timed exposures
Walnut creek bridge & water
