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Every spring I start looking by running fence lines. Usually pull a couple decent singles that way, then end up hiking all over looking for the matches. Lucked into these after a short walk this morning. Pictures really don’t do justice. Quick tape totaled up to 180 5/8.

Probably about 10 years ago I was watching a decent muley buck chasing a doe, when i caught a glimpse of movement right on the the edge of my field of view. Panned over and it was about a 90” coues buck coming in, head down. sure as shoot, he and the muley buck squared off and locked horns. After probably 15 seconds the muley buck took off, the coues on his tail, and they disappeared into some mesquites.couple minutes went by, and the coues buck reappeared , chased then mounted the mule deer doe! I don’t know if I’ve ever been more proud….

My Dad told me that in 1974 it was almost completely full and is bigger then Roosevelt. And they use to fish near the railroad tracks.And in the lava beds. In my life time I have never seen it more the 40 percent. I was born in 1994. When the lake was drained. My Dad stood by the dam and the water was at his knees. He looked at Me and said that ,that day was probably the last day He would ever be able to fish there again . Now years later it's back better then ever and they going to destroy it again . Where's Trump when You need Him😂

Still trying figure out how there’s so many in the lake. Sucks it’s gonna go dry. It’s already down about 4 feet from when me and CouesPursuit first went.

I have a turret head stacking system that I no longer need. It is free to the first person that picks it up at my door. Turret heads and dies are not included. I'm located in East Mesa. This is the site that produces them. https://www.thereloadersnetwork.com/product/turret-head-stacking-system-redding-t-7/

It takes longer to get to the lake then it does to catch a limit

Bout time this thread is revived! Lots of good stuff!

Hi Everyone, Long time watching this group & not giving much back in return. I hope to start changing that today. I realize giving back and asking a question right off the bat is counter intuitive. My apologies. Anyway, I see a lot of firearm transfers happening here. My question is how do you best protect yourself from future possible problems after the sale? I understand that the buyer must be an AZ resident and not prohibited from possessing a firearm and be of legal age. Once it is out of your hands you do not know what the future could bring. How best do you cover yourself if something illegal does happen, especially if you are the original purchaser with FFL paperwork in your name. I do not need the ATF knocking on my door! Asides from a bill of sale, do you require a CCW card or go to local gun store and actually do a FFL transfer or are there better options? I really do appreciate any responses from people that have done private firearm sales. Thanks, bruce

Hit the water at 2 pm and at 4 pm we were loading everything up to go home with 50 crappie. All mine were caught on jigs the wife hammered them on minnows.

If I didn't have my 94 Toyota and my Rzr this would be in serious consideration for a new hunting rig with massive suspension upgrades.

Nice Rig. We have a 2002 with the same mileage that I am going to have to part with as well just because we don’t use it much anymore. We bought it with 40,000 on it and it has been an amazing vehicle with almost no issues in 200k of service. Hopefully you can sell it here

Every cast, all day today. I’ve been on epic bites, but It was the best fishing I’ve ever had. My thumb is raw. I kept a whole limit cuz they’re kinda small compared to a month ago

Haven’t seen any threads about activity…was in Unit 1 near Greer this weekend. Had one strutting in the road and shock gobbling in the evening. Saw a decent flock of birds off 260 near east edge of WMAT.

The toms were strutting up in 3C this past weekend, but I didnt hear any gobbles. Hens were talking bigtime in the mornings, had a longbeard chasing a bunch of hens past my cabin at 2 in the afternoon. Fun to watch for sure...

I confirm theyre a resident and not a prohibited possessor. I dont ask for much else usually since that is all that is required. I also dont buy from people if I know they take down my personal info. If my CCW isnt enough then I will pass. I have had the UofA police call me once because I sold a pistol to a young kid and he let his younger brother carry it around. THey just wanted to confirm I sold it to the brother. Luckily I remembered.

First off welcome to The forum and asking a question that's not asking where you should hunt when you suddenly drew a tag is super okay with everybody here I'm pretty sure. I would simply require them to show you a driver's license and you write it down and complete a bill of sale print out two copies he keeps one or she and you keep one. There was a post here a couple years ago where a member had sold a firearm to someone and that person ended up killing themselves with that firearm family didn't really go after the guy per se but it definitely made him feel like he had a cloud over his head from what I remember. Just do your due diligence and make sure their ID matches them and they sign everything and that is your legal obligation as far as I understand it.