knothead

Love the rez but the employees are definitely on rez time. I have heard of Hawaii time but they take it to a whole other level. Andy and Barney in Mayberry moved at lightspeed compared to the rez folks. I used to complain but now I'm starting to think they know something about how life is supposed to be lived.

I take my grand daughters to Paloma Park in north Peoria. Had the most luck on the east side of lake for stocker trout. Worms mostly and rainbow power bait worked best. They end up playing with all the worms.

If you want to experience a little history I recommend staying at the Hasayampa Inn. My wife and I have a couple times and it is a hidden treasure IMO. Right across the street from courthouse. Supposedly has a haunted room with a female ghost. We never saw anything suspicious. Their restaurant has the best coffee.

Where I go varmint calling near Wickenburg I am amazed at all the elk tracks and droppings. The area is flat as a pancake but I have never actually seen any elk in the area.

That's too bad. I guess letting our one (or whatever small number) AZ mtn goat live was too much for some to handle.

I continue to be fascinated by these stories. I am one of those people who like to hear how everything played out with all the the details. Old animals garner even higher respect in my book. Anything that can live that long with so many trying to kill it is pretty special. Thanks for sharing.

That's a lot of years to be dodging bullets, arrows and bolts. Was he in a remote area or a unit with limited tags or opportunity? Would like to know more about how and where you found him?

Turkey and HAM javelina here. Hoping this is the year I finally get a turkey with bow and arrow.

I want a Goulds tag but no way I am sitting out that long. I like calling and hunting them way too much. I am happy so many of you are dead set on drawing a tag because it improves the odds for guys like me to draw stinky ol' Merriam's tag. Happy Hunting!

Curious to know about what some of your favorite memories of outdoors are. This time of year is one of mine. Even though I am not much of gun hunter anymore, the opening day of the general rifle deer hunt brings back some of my best memories outdoors. Back in the late 70's hunted unit 17a with a HS friend and his father. The getting out of school for Thursday and Friday, loading up the truck, the drive up north, breakfast at Denny's before we left Prescott, setting up camp, cold mornings, listening to world series on the radio in camp were all good stuff. We haven't done this in many years but the memories are still strong. Good Luck to all those people going deer hunting this weekend.

Seems like most the early spring turkey hunts require 6-7 points nowadays. Excluding Goulds. If they would stop allowing the killing of "any" turkeys in the fall a lot more hens might live long enough to reproduce and then we might have more opportunities to hunt in the spring. From what I have seen and heard there are far more hens killed in the fall than toms.

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Did any of these recent rains help San Carlos or Roosevelt?

The talking heads you see on TV or hear on radio have zero accountability. They spew crap out their upper butt hole all the time and people listen to it as fact. When was the last time these draft prognosticators lost their job due to their predictions? Sorry to siderail this thing but it kinda hit a nerve. Carry on.

Had one just like this for 12 years. Went anywhere I asked it to and never let me down. The only thing that happened to it was the $3 plastic tube gas line from gas tank(under seat) dry rotted and split. I recommend carrying extra tubing in glove box. Its a 2 minute fix. GLWS