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2012 SEASONS
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This is a 4-Day (1x1) fully guided and
outfitted hunt. The Cost is $2,500.00, additional days are $350.00.
Arizona
offers some extraordinary bear hunting with many record book boars harvested
every year. We primarily hunt in late summer to early fall (Aug to
Oct.) during this time bears are very active as they spend many hours a day
rummaging for food. A bears come in many color phases: Black,
Chocolate, Cinnamon and Blonde. During this hunt expect to do a great deal
of hiking, so you must be in shape. These hunts offer a lot of excitement
and have a very high success rate on this hunt and can offer a list of
references ...
This hunt includes pickup and delivery to Tucson International Airport, lodging and meals for the duration of the hunt and field preparation of trophy .
TAGS: Spring
tags
are issued by drawing only, 2012 drawing deadline is Tuesday October 10.
SEASONS :
General (fall): August 6-9, 20-23, September 3-6, 21 - 24 and October 11 - 20.
Archery (fall): August 5-8.
General (spring): March 19 - April 25.
Archery (spring): March 19 - April 25.
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Southern AZ, mature
sow
Southern
AZ boar
Outfitter Keith Hubbard with
the 2009 Commissioners Tag boar
John Macuilla with a big ol
boar

Eric Hanshew with late summer bear
B&C boar

Keith Hubbard

Phil Mazzio

Jim Novac - SCI Gold Medal
Arizona offers a spring and fall season.
The spring tags are issued by drawing only while the fall tags are
available over the counter.
Our hunts take place in the scenic and rugged mountain ranges of central
and southern Arizona.
If you looking for a very exciting bear hunt try our fall season.
During August and Septembers the bears become very active.
A majority of them will move down out of the higher country in search for
Prickly Pear fruit.
For these hunts we will spend most of the
day glassing open country concentrating on prickly pear laced hill
sides.
If the bears have not moved down in to the foothills we will concentrate on higher elevations, up here the bears forage on
Manzanita berries, acorns and fungus.
These hunts we will spend a majority of the day glassing
oak thickets and drainages, once a bear is located we will use a predator
call to bring them in.
If you are looking for an exciting and challenging black bear hunt then
try fall hunting in Arizona.