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LOOKING TO BUY OR TRADE 2A FOR SILVER. HAVE 60+ COLLECTION , BTX W/ 115M , EXTENDER, MARSUPIAL CASE, TRIPOD, ETC, ETC..... IF YOU HAVE SILVER RESTING IN THE SAFE LETS DEAL....
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Just throwing it out there that when a non resident applies with a resident (in this case your son is treated as a resident for cap purposes) it does NOT suck the resident into the non resident cap. There simply must be enough tags to give to both. If there is one non res tag available as well as a resident tag available when their app is pulled it will give them tags. Same thing with a non resident with a lifetime license applying with a non res without a lifetime license. The lifetime license guys is treated as a resident for cap purposes but pays non resident prices for the tag if drawn. The only thing that combines in either scenario is their bonus points averaging. Not that helps your odds much but figured I would clear up some confusion from prior posts.
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Everybody has a Rzr, Can-Am or other utv now days and the desert is covered with people. We used to have the area we hunt pretty much to ourselves and the hunting was great. This last rifle hunt, there was a camp with 15 or 16 tags and they were like cockroaches out there. Just running all over the place. Not one of them saw a deer but we found one area that looked like the Baja ran through there and found deer tracks bouncing where they had clearly jumped some bucks and didn’t see them. I know people hunting the 45 units that are notorious for avoiding people and the road hunters are out in full force this archery season. I wish we could go back to times before Covid where all these people used to be indoors 🤣
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Not that simple. I think this case was wrongly decided, partially due to some poorly written law, and partially due to Nick Debaca being ratted out by the hunter. The hunter was the one who squeezed the trigger, and should have manned up and done the right thing. By the way, Marsha Petrie Sue voted against the revocation, so it was not unanimous. That should tell us something. 1. I agree, the terrain along some of the roads in 34a is such that it would be very difficult to shoot off the edge of the road unless you had practiced with shooting sticks; 2. On this hunt, Mr. Adams was apparently the guide of record, although the signed contract was probably with the company, so any of the licensed guides could have been the "official" guide; 3. There were 4 citations issued, 1- to Mr. Adams (possession of meat), 1- to Mr. Olieto (possession of meat), 1- to the hunter (shooting from a road) and 1- to Mr. Debaca (possession of scalp and antlers of unlawfully taken deer). The charges against the first two guides were dropped because the officer who issued the citation was away on military duty and therefore unable to testify. The charge against the raffle tag winner Mr. Best, was dropped or reduced as he pled guilty, but through the practice known as "diversion" implicated one of the guides, Mr. Debaca, as being partially responsible for his taking the shot from the location he did. As Mr. Debaca stated, he was not anywhere near the hunter Mr. Best, as he set up for the shot, rather he was glassing the deer from another location in anticipation of the shot. And finally, Mr. Debaca who was not the guide of record, and was primarily along to watch how the hunt would play out with an opportunity for a rifle harvest of a quality Coues buck, was issued a citation for possession. Due to "strict liability" the citation for possession had to go to someone. Additionally, Mr. Debaca got some bad advice with respect to the 180 day timeframe with respect to affirmation that AZGFD was going notify whether or not they would assume jurisdiction. He never heard one way or the other and therefor assumed there would be no revocation hearing and he would just have the misdemeanor conviction, and could continue guiding after the "1 year penalty period" which as stated by the investigator Mr. Foley, was actually a 5 year window for a prior conviction. We all know sometimes life does crappy things to us. This whole thing looks to me like a perfect storm of being in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people, and in the gray area of the law. I have hunted with Nick Debaca. He is an excellent guide and a good man. It is shameful that got caught up and railroaded which is exactly what happened, and will result in him being unfairly penalized in numerous ways. If any of the folks involved walk away with a clear conscience, maybe they are fooling themselves. That little nagging voice might be there for a long time. Hopefully Nick Debaca can bounce back and continue with his guiding business at some point in the future, but in the meantime, let this be a word to the wise for all of us.
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WTT/WTS Vintage Turquoise Silver Items with Prices
ewilly replied to ewilly's topic in Classified Ads
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Older sink from the 70's and needs some love. Double sink and on one side the finish, guessing porcelin is gone with rusted metal exposed.
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MULEPACKHUNTER replied to MULEPACKHUNTER's topic in Rifles, Reloading and Gunsmithing
Couple of groups from today. Shot about 24 rounds all under 1” at 3034 fps with Es of 10. 18.5 barrel 175 federal fusion. some groups got lost in the testing, long day of testing repairs and new barrels. -
Im an elite member on on x, wonder why I can not access the hunt research to see how many max points for each unit, sitting on 30
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Ep 45: Risky Danger - with Brody, Joe, and Levi
Western Hunter posted a topic in Western Hunter and Elk Hunter Magazine
We're back! Thank you for your patience. In this episode, Brody, Joe, and Levi review the responses from our latest […] The post Ep 45: Risky Danger - with Brody, Joe, and Levi appeared first on Western Hunter. View the full article -
sorry for late update, tickets are gone.
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I am interested in this stock. I have an Xbolt in 243 that I would like to upgrade the stock to. I am in Alabama. How can we do this? PayPal?
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Purchased this rifle new and it was a Model 70 Stainless Laminated. Sold the stock when I found a HS Presicion stock for it. Gun Comes as pictured. Model 70 300 WSM control round feed action. HS Precision Stock. Nikon Black 6-24X50 scope with Warne Rings and bubble level Timney Trigger set at 1.6 lbs Witt Machine clamp on Muzzle Brake make this rifle very nice to shoot. Rifle shoots hand loaded 200 grain Eldx really well. Will share the recipe if buyer is a reloader. Any questions, feel free to ask. $1350.00 for ready to shoot rifle.
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Use the bonus point report to see how many pts it took to make the bonus pass for each hunt. How many pts do you have?
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