Hey folks, Randy Numberg here with another bonus episode of Loop Olds Hunt Talk Radio.

Today we're talking about the application process and the application deadlines, everything

related to Arizona elk and Arizona pronghorn, because that deadline is coming up in about

a week, February 8th, 2022, at 11.59 pm, Arizona time. So don't miss the deadline, right?

That's the way I was talking about. Don't miss the deadline. And in this video or video,

in this podcast, you can tell I've been shooting video all day. We're going to talk about

this, go through the process of how it works, give you the quick overview. But if you really

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card in their gear shop. But we got the February 8th, like, 02-08-2022 February 8th. That

night is the deadline. And Arizona does their drawn steps. So elk and pronghorn are right

now at that deadline. And then in June, they'll do deer, big horn sheep, bison, some other

stuff. But right now, we're focusing on the elk and pronghorn draw. You're going to

see this year. There's a lot of units where tags are slightly down for elk, way down for

pronghorn. And that's a function of their drought. They came off the worst drought in

a quarter century. It is really impacted pronghorn to some degree elk, but certainly

how the affected elk. The good news is, in July and August, the 2021, they had a really

strong monsoon season. But if you look at what's happened this winter, which they usually

count on some good winter moisture, they haven't got it. So we could, you know, that little

blip in July and August might just be a temporary relief to what's a super long, long term,

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