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I'm constantly amazed at the amount of water in the desert. Get out and look, you'll find it.

Great pics thanks for sharing

back half looks like a coachwhip.

Interesting, I was shed hunting last week in the Coconino and saw something similar. It was four times the size of an Albert's Squirrel and slightly larger than any housecat I've ever seen. My dog sent it into a hollow log. If it was a feral housecat, it was on steroids.

Sure, I'll travel up there so long as you pay fuel and expenses and take me whitetail and pheasant hunting.

Nice rig, Kaibab. Yeah my buddy must have bought an 8' trailer, couldn't get the tailgate all the way up. That trailer looks about maxed out.

What are you going to pull it with? About a 12' light tandem axle with ramp tailgate would be your best bet. You get a better ride for your UTV, it isn't shook to death trailering out. Also a tandem allows you to put more weight over the axles and less on the tongue, making less weight on the vehicles bumper. A good light tandem will also offer at minimum, rear trailer brakes. Getting good clearance is simple as tall tires and body lifts are easy as placing the springs over the axles. Friend of mine bought a single axle 8' or 10' trailer at Home Depot to put a Ranger on. Ranger was too long and I had to modify the trailer for him.

Great Pics! I'm thinking Happy Valley? Could be Happy, Happy Valley.

Agree?

Harry Reid is right. Those Nevada ranchers are breaking the law just like those domestic terrorists did at Lexington, MA on April 19, 1775; defying the lawful orders of their government. Anyone who believes the government is right in sending 200 armed agents and setting up snipers nests to put your family in the crosshairs, over a bill THEY believe you owe, YOU deserve the government you get.

Does flagging count? Had land near Datil, NM with about 70 antelope on it. Told my kids I could attract the fast goats with something as repelling as my boy's tighty whitey's. Hung them up in a juniper a couple hundred feet from camp and sure enough the next morning we had 3 bucks sniffing his fruit of the looms. .

Buffhunter, I come to Tucson for trailer service. Was just there Friday and Saturday working on the eastside. PM me your info and I'll set something up.

I'm running a special right now, $79.95 per axle for my mobile trailer service (does not include races or bearings, if needed). Or bring the trailer to my shop near Lp 303 and Grand for low, low hourly rates. Tim 623 707-3420

Between my neighbor and I, we have 150-200 pounds of mostly elk and some deer. Please pm me

I have about 50 used ones I can part with and I'll be in Peoria tomorrow.

Who are these 'Dbacks?'

Nut in a Shell.....

Why is this administration so contraire?

They're sheds we've picked up and decorated the fence and.......sheds, with.

Using a green water tank will help inhibit the growth of algae. The waterer should have some means of escape for birds, squirrels and other to get out or the tank will turn putrid with a dead creature in it. Good for you for keeping water in it, you are absolutely right about the wildlife becoming dependent on that source. AZGF did a study on this a few years ago and found deer and sheep will die waiting at a known water source that has gone dry, rather than going to another source just a few miles away.

I lived near that intersection long ago..Beverly St. and Desert Steps Dr, but only saw them at Colossal Cave where I worked in the '70's

THIS KIND OF SUMS IT UP

Not illegal. And wildlife will smell the water and algae immediately and come in. I had 50 acres of mixed permanent pasture and forest up north. Raised horses and had water tanks I had to haul water to almost daily. Put a 300 gallon tank in a draw below the house and 5 bulls moved right in and stayed around it for months. After a couple weeks, they got so used to me, they wouldn't even get up when I came to refill it. Now if an archery hunter had approached me and offered to build and keep watered what JOEDKILLA had installed, I would have jumped at the offer of having one more water source for a couple horses. In exchange, I'd allow him to hunt there if drawn, or sell him a discounted landowner tag if I had one. Would then be up to me to put the horses up during the hunt. Had a couple Navajo brothers help me out once when my truck broke down on the Res. In exchange, I gave them perpetual written permission to archery deer hunt on the land, Get out there and knock on doors at the ranch houses, meet the men and offer to help out with fences or water tanks, projects if you're drawn in their units, you might be pleasantly surprised by them.

Hypocrisy....

Hey OBAMA,