Guys, welcome to the Jay Scott Outdoors Podcast. Today I'm going to answer a few questions that have come in after I've done a few of these episodes on the Arizona Elk and Antelope Draw. So bear with me here and let's go through

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questions. I wanted to give my top five or six picks for Arizona archery elk and I think it's important here to point out that this is just my opinion.

Taking the number one spot is 23 South.

I think 23 South is the best archery Elkhon in the state of Arizona, but I think on public land,

I think the flip side of that is it's also one of the toughest, the access to get around in unit 23 south is very, very difficult.

You probably need to have a quad or a ranger or some sort of side by side.

Make sure you have some spare tires.

The roads are not easy.

It's very pockety, but you can probably

shoot a pretty big bowl if you have the archery hunt.

The next best hunt is kind of a tie. I think 23 North is a very good archery hunt.

You have much better access in 23 north than you do in 23 south.

There seems to be elk everywhere in 23 north from from the pines all the way down to the transition kind of the

opinion juniper country from east to west 23 north is stacked with elk where

23 south is very very pockety but you have a chance to find a big big bowl

It's harder to get around and south north is pretty much you can drive anywhere

With a pickup truck any you know you don't need four-wheel drive very much

uh... and you know you've got everything from glass and big ponderosa pine burn areas to

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