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H
and Game Management Unit
23 of the Tonto National Forest are home to ranging from
the Black Bear to the Quail. A full list and description of game
species can be found at the bottom of the page. Because of the different
geographical variations around Pleasant Valley, from open plains
and ravines to densely forested hills, the region can support a
large quantity of game.
Lodge co-owner Michael Lechter is an avid hunter.
That’s why he designed special features into Cherry Creek
Lodge to meet every hunter’s needs.
The
lodge is equipped with a full set of gun and equipment lockers provided
free of charge for our guests.
After a long day out on the hunt, enjoy a drink
or two by the fire or grab a seat at the bar. Kick back and relax!
The Arizona Game & Fish Department is the governing
body concerning all licensing and the number of permits granted
each year. Below is a chart of species and permits generally granted
each year, as well as the respective hunting season.
Guest
hunters of the lodge are required to show a valid hunting license
and permit-tag for big game according to the Arizona Game &
Fish standards. Licenses and permit-tags can be obtained from the
Mesa Region VI office at:
7200 E. University Drive, Mesa 85207
(480) 981-9400
All applications have to be submitted in writing.
Please call the regional office for information.
When applying for a permit please be sure to select Unit 23 North.
For further current information on the 2008 hunting season, visit
the Arizona Game & Fish Department Web site at www.azgfd.gov.
will be available soon at Cherry Creek Lodge. We are
actively seeking and collaborating on a partnership with local wildlife
guides. Be sure to check back for updates during the year as we
finalize our partnership.
There are 11 different game species registered
by the Arizona Game & Fish Department in Unit 23. They are:
Band-tailed Pigeon, Black Bear, Dove, Elk, Javelina, Merriam’s
Turkey, Mountain Lion, Mule Deer, Quail, Tree Squirrel and White-tailed
Deer.
The
following descriptions and images have been taken directly from the Arizona
Game & Fish Department Web site. All sourced material below is courtesy of the
Arizona Game & Fish Department. Click
on an image to view species information and tips!


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