Arizona Hunting Club & Outdoor Adventure Group

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1. Help Us Raise Money for the Arizona Hunting Club

All the money that we charge on this page directly helps support the Arizona Hunting Club. We are a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation and we don't have any sources of income except for the money that comes in through this ecommerce page.

Please support our group by purchasing a membership fee, the hunting workbook or the fee-based hunting research reports.

At the present time, our main goal is to buy a hunting trailer and outfit it with everything from camping gear to weapons and ammo and hunting tools like tree stands, game cameras, etc. The purpose of the hunting trailer is to be able to take groups of 12-20 people on camping trips and teach them how to hunt.

If you would like to donate a small amount of money to this cause, click on the button below, then put in whatever amount seems right to you.

2. Arizona Hunting Club 2009 Membership Fee

The membership fee helps pay for the Arizona Hunting Club's website and some of the costs associated with our hunting workshops and scouting field trips. Once you are a member, you are welcome to attend our campouts and learn where to hunt many types of different animals in Arizona.

On these campouts/scouting trips, we would be glad to teach you in person everything that we have written in the workbook. Consider it a hands-on how to camp, scout and hunt workshop.

The cost of membership for 2009 is $99 and can be paid with any valid credit card.

3. Arizona Hunt Unit Briefing

There are many hunters that get drawn every year to hunt, but have no idea where they should start looking for animals. If you would like a private hunt unit briefing to learn where deer, elk, turkey, antelope, mountain lions, bear, etc. are located in your hunt unit, click on the button below to pay for an Arizona Hunt Unit Briefing.

We will show you exactly where you should start looking in a Arizona Hunt Unit Overview.

The Arizona Wildlife Scouts that conduct these briefings are seasoned hunters that have spent years scouting, tracking and hunting in every hunt unit in Arizona. This is a quick short cut to learn where the animals are usually located in your hunt unit. Children 18 and under can attend these briefings for free. We want to teach kids how to hunt. Briefings can be held anytime prior to your hunt.

Anyone that pays for an Arizona Hunt Unit Briefing also has the option of attending a free campout and scouting field trip. The scouting trip is great way for photographers and hunters that want to use their new hunting skills to track down animals to photograph or to locate animal herds prior to their hunting trip.

Number of Hunters

Single Hunter $499.00 2 Hunters $599.00 3 Hunters $799.00 4 Hunters $999.00

4. Arizona Hunting Club Workbook

The Arizona Hunting Workbook is unlike any other hunting workbook that you have seen before. Many hunting books tell you stories about how they learned to hunt with a friend or relative. They are pretty good about giving you some general information on what animals like to eat, where they like to bed down and what time of day is best for hunting. But most of them never teach you how to actually find the big game animals such as deer and elk.

The Arizona Hunting Workbook teaches you how to use a topographic map to locate the three most important things in an animals life: food, water and bedding areas. Next, the workbook teaches you how to examine the terrain, look at potential travel routes and find good hunting spots known as benches, saddles, funnels and choke points, which are the best spots to build a blind or setup a tree stand. Then the workbook teaches you how record the GPS coordinates and store them as waypoints in a GPS unit.

The workbook teaches you how to use free satellite mapping programs on the Internet that will allow you to scout or fly over any hunt unit in Arizona using a satellite images. Using this information, the workbook teaches you how to plan a scouting trip using these coordinates, satellite images and topographic maps. It also shows you pictures of exactly how and what to scout for while you're in the field, such as tracks, beds, scrapes/rubs, fresh scat, grazing signs, etc. It is one of the best hunting resources you will ever read. The cost for the workbook is $50.