To the Junior Hunters in Units 36A/C:

On behalf of the Arizona Deer Association, I would like to congratulate you on successfully drawing a tag for the 2004 junior’s deer hunt in  Game Management Units 36A & 36C. 

The Arizona Deer Association and the Arizona Game & Fish are once again teaming-up to host our 2^nd annual hunting camp for the juniors hunting deer in Units 36A/C this fall.  The camp will run from November 19^th to 21^st.  We would like to extend an invitation to you, the adults, and other members of your hunting party to come by for a visit and take advantage of the hospitality offered at our camp. 

Details of the camp are as follows:

• Camp will open at approximately 5:00PM on November 18^th, and close early afternoon on November 21^st.
• Free hotdogs, hamburgers, chips, sodas, water, coffee, and hot chocolate will be provided to all that stop by.
• All junior hunters stopping in to visit will receive a complimentary fluorescent orange hunting vest emblazoned with the logo of the Arizona Deer Association.
• We will be conducting a ‘big buck’ and ‘small buck’ contest to those successful hunters that stop by.  The winners will receive a free one year youth membership to ADA!
• Depending on schedules, we will try to have representatives from the Arizona Game and Fish Department, US Border Patrol, as well as local individuals in camp to provide information on where deer have been spotted or traditional areas where they may be found.
• We will be conducting ‘fire-side’ discussions each evening provide information on a variety of topics including game locations, hunting & spotting tactics, game laws, etc. 
• We will have spotting & tracking help available to offer those who need a hand in the field!
• This camp is also an excellent location to come to report any observed game law violations.
• The camp will be near milepost 31 on state highway 286 south of Three Points, which is near the intersection of Ryan Ranch Road, and highway 286.  Please refer to the attached map for the location of the camp.

 Again, congratulations and good luck on your hunt!  Please remember SAFETY FIRST, and it is not necessary to harvest an animal to have a successful and memorable experience.

 Sincerely,

 Stan Johnsen                                                                

ADA Youth Committee Chairman                                 

*****REMEMBER*****

• Treat every firearm as if it is loaded. Never assume a firearm is unloaded.
• Always keep your gun pointed in a safe direction and control the direction of your firearm’s muzzle. 
• Never pull a firearm toward you by the muzzle.
• Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.  Another hunter could be in front of or behind your target.

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