Great video and information! Over the years I used red for the longest time, but recently I've been using or have switched to green and or my night vision and I've done better with the green lens for my light scope mount.. keepm coming good stuff!
New Arizona hunting laws make things a bit more exciting! Wow - I have been so busy with training and travelling that I haven't had time to update my most favorite blog! But have no fear, I am still here - expect to see a few additional posts to this blog over the next couple of days, each with great information and new stories. There have been several new hunting laws here in Arizona, and with new laws always comes some confusion and mis-information. So in order to set things straight, I'm going to outline the changes here: 1) It is now legal to kill mountain lions with shotgun shooting shot. 2) Legislation has passed which will allow the use of suppressors during legal hunting, but this rule does not go into effect until 90 days after the end of session, which sets the date right around the beginning of August. 3) Legislation has passed which removes the restriction on magazine capacity for centerfire rifles and shotguns while hunting, but just as the suppressor law above, it will not go into effect until early August. It is important to note that this DOES NOT remove the restriction while hunting migratory game birds, such as Dove, due their Federal protection status. 4) Dogs can now be used as a legal method of take for coyotes. 5) Archery draw weight minimums have been reduced from 40lbs to 30lbs. 6) Mountain lion season is now a YEAR-ROUND season, for both daylight and daylong hours, and multiple bag limit areas have increased A LOT this year. 7) Night hunting is now legal for coyotes and mountain lions - but certain limitations apply. The Arizona Game and Fish Department calls this "Daylong Hours Hunting" which means night hunting. Coyotes - page 83 of the AZ Hunting regs: March 1 to May 31 Only certain units and parts of certain units are open for hunting - this is NOT statewide. Check the AZ hunting regs for more information. You can ONLY use a shotgun while taking coyotes at night You can use any color light, any voltage, any size, any type (including thermal and night vision) but it CANNOT be operated from or connected to a motor vehicle. This includes running a big extension cord from your vehicle! Mountain Lions - page 61 of the AZ Hunting regs: Only certain units and parts of certain units are open for hunting - this is NOT statewide. Check the AZ hunting regs for more information. You can use a shotgun or a centerfire rifle for hunting mountain lions at night. Same light setup rules as Coyotes. Some units have a yearly bag limit of 3 lions for daylong hour hunting. how accurate is this info on this link.. from what im hearing is now we have to use a shot gun only at night for are hunts is this true or false.. also we are not allowed to have are lights attached to are truck or car..
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Awesome video man. Thanks!
Great video and information! Over the years I used red for the longest time, but recently I've been using or have switched to green and or my night vision and I've done better with the green lens for my light scope mount.. keepm coming good stuff!
12:53 right now and i'm packing the caller and rifle up and headed out. thanks for the tips. i just wish spotlighting with coyotes was legal in VT
thanks his has helped alot
@futurearmy100 there is no "best time" but around here were i live in norther WI they really begin to prowl around at 10PM-12:30AM
New Arizona hunting laws make things a bit more exciting!
Wow - I have been so busy with training and travelling that I haven't had time to update my most favorite blog! But have no fear, I am still here - expect to see a few additional posts to this blog over the next couple of days, each with great information and new stories.
There have been several new hunting laws here in Arizona, and with new laws always comes some confusion and mis-information. So in order to set things straight, I'm going to outline the changes here:
1) It is now legal to kill mountain lions with shotgun shooting shot.
2) Legislation has passed which will allow the use of suppressors during legal hunting, but this rule does not go into effect until 90 days after the end of session, which sets the date right around the beginning of August.
3) Legislation has passed which removes the restriction on magazine capacity for centerfire rifles and shotguns while hunting, but just as the suppressor law above, it will not go into effect until early August. It is important to note that this DOES NOT remove the restriction while hunting migratory game birds, such as Dove, due their Federal protection status.
4) Dogs can now be used as a legal method of take for coyotes.
5) Archery draw weight minimums have been reduced from 40lbs to 30lbs.
6) Mountain lion season is now a YEAR-ROUND season, for both daylight and daylong hours, and multiple bag limit areas have increased A LOT this year.
7) Night hunting is now legal for coyotes and mountain lions - but certain limitations apply. The Arizona Game and Fish Department calls this "Daylong Hours Hunting" which means night hunting.
Coyotes - page 83 of the AZ Hunting regs:
March 1 to May 31
Only certain units and parts of certain units are open for hunting - this is NOT statewide. Check the AZ hunting regs for more information.
You can ONLY use a shotgun while taking coyotes at night
You can use any color light, any voltage, any size, any type (including thermal and night vision) but it CANNOT be operated from or connected to a motor vehicle. This includes running a big extension cord from your vehicle!
Mountain Lions - page 61 of the AZ Hunting regs:
Only certain units and parts of certain units are open for hunting - this is NOT statewide. Check the AZ hunting regs for more information.
You can use a shotgun or a centerfire rifle for hunting mountain lions at night.
Same light setup rules as Coyotes.
Some units have a yearly bag limit of 3 lions for daylong hour hunting.
how accurate is this info on this link.. from what im hearing is now we have to use a shot gun only at night for are hunts is this true or false.. also we are not allowed to have are lights attached to are truck or car..