Arizona Elk Society
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July 6th, 2009 Board meeting
6:30pm @ Performance Suspension

July 18 -19 2009
Buck Springs
1st Annnual
Work Project

August 8, 2009
Arizona Elk Society
Annual Meeting
6:00pm at Cabela’s

August 22, 2009
Arizona Elk Society Elk Clinic
FOP Lodge #2
12851 N. 19th Ave
Phoenix, AZ

Sept 4-7, 2009
AES Membership Booth
Coconino County Fair

Ft. Tuthill Park South of Flagstaff

Oct 15-19, 2009
Arizona Elk Society
Unit 6A Junior
Elk Hunt Camp

Happy Jack, Arizona

Oct 15-19, 2009
Arizona Elk Society
Unit 3A, 3C Junior Elk Camp
Heber, AZ.

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BUCK SPRINGS ALLOTMENT WORK PROJECT JULY 18 & 19th
AES is planning the first work project for the habitat improvement on the Buck Springs Allotment near Clint's Wells up on the Mogollon Rim.

Come up to the cool country and help us restore the wild in the woods.  We will start by removing old unneeded fences and other work in beautiful riparian areas.  Please tell your friends and neighbors about these projects.  It is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and meet new friends.

Camp set up will start on Fri.  Meals will be provided for all the volunteers starting with dinner on Friday and ending with lunch on Sunday.  Camp will be about 12 miles South East of Clint's Wells.  Even if you can only come up for the day we would love to have your help.  ... see details on project

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Buck Springs Allotment
AES Conserving Important Wildlife Habitat 
The Arizona Elk Society, in cooperation with the U. S. Forest Service, the Arizona Game and Fish Department, and the local livestock operator have made major strides in setting aside over 73,000 acres of diverse wildlife habitat in the Coconino National Forest.
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Arizona Game & Fish
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The wildlife of the region includes socially and economically important game species such as Rocky Mountain Elk, Mule deer and Coues White-tailed deer, wild turkeys, bears, and several small game species. The elk population on this allotment represents one of the most important populations in the state and provides considerable use and enjoyment by the public, which in turn provides considerable economic benefit to state and local economies.
...see full news release
on allotment


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Arizona Elk Society Elk Hunting Clinic August 22, 2009 - 9am – 4pm at F.O.P. Lodge #2 - 12851 N. 19th Ave., North of Cactus Rd. This seminar will be full of great information on hunting elk. The clinic will be a great education tool for first time hunters and seasoned hunters.  Elk gear vendors will be on hand with the newest equipment for your hunt.  ...see more details


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2009 JUNIOR ELK HUNT CAMP UNIT 6A OCTOBER 15, 16, 17, 18th-This years youth hunt camp will be in Hunt Unit 6A.  The event will take place Oct. 15th – 19th. HAPPY JACK LODGE AND RV PARK, at the Ramada just past the lodge and restaurant, next to the baseball field.  ...see more details


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NEW AES Life Members receive a John Toner knife ...see more details

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The Arizona Elk Society (AES) is a sponsoring member of Arizona Sportsmen for Wildlife (AZSFW) and Arizona Sportsmen for Wildlife Conservation (AZSFWC). The AES joined these groups to keep our membership informed on important statewide legislative issues relating to sportsmen and to encourage sportsmen and women to participate in the public policy process when issues affecting Arizona’s wildlife are discussed at the Legislature and elsewhere. If you are not receiving these newsletters, you can sign up. ...Go to Signup link 
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