stillatmaxpoints

Congratulations on your ram, i guess i will have to change my name here after hunting sheep in 28 this year from stillatmaxpoints to two points

If you don't think trail camera use has went to far, then go to scouttohunt.com. Actual hunting skills could be a thing of the past in 20 years. Also just remember hanging cameras on rancher developed stock ponds(which way outnumber G&F waters) is actually trespassing, that improvement is private property of the rancher, on all private and Az State Trust Lands, on federal lands it depends on which district supervisor you talk to.

If you look at the map legend, the stage 3 closure in those two counties is for Arizona state trust lands

1972, Catalina mts

I sent you PM

It was on the cattle ranch that i grew up on, went by there many times horseback, 55 years ago

Southwest side of the bradshaws, near fort misery, wheels canyon

Miller's have a drop off trailer in Alpine

All metal, 9'4" long, 6'3" wide, 4' inside wheel well. 18 inch ground clearance tires, bf goodrich all terrains LT285/75/R16 This trailer will fallow your pickup, UHV, jeep anywhere you want to go $950.00

this is a well built trailer.

still for sale, $900.00 OBO

Price change $900.00

There was some there, not sure what happened, there will be some there today

still for sale

If your first choice was 24bn and not a misprint, you could have drawn it, in 2016 the one permit in 24bn went o someone with 6 points, and the person that drew the tag did not even hunt.

You are correct, 30 to 40% max point holders for desert bighorn apply for two units, i stay away from those two units when applying

This is the 50th consecutive year putting in for sheep, patient and unlucky, there are approximately 64 of us left in the max point pool. If you look at the data, very seldom does a max point holder for sheep ever draw a permit in the general round, it's the 20% bonus point round or nothing

No hits for sheep, now i have 29 points

You are correct Bill, Even the true wild horses the Spanish mustangs were still decedents of domestic horses, although having been living in the wild for a couple of hundred years. Some of the first wild horses i gathered as a young boy in the late 1950's early 60's was Spanish mustangs in the Weaver mountains east of Yarnell. These horses had a completely different look to them then modern domestic horses. Of all the horses we caught, not one of them weighed over 700 pounds. I doubt there are any of these horses left in Arizona today, The worst this Nixon did as president was not watergate, it was signing the wild horse and burro act, and the endangered species act.

The salt river horses are simply Fort McDowell Indian reservation horses, the reservation does not want them, G&F does not want them there because of the bighorn sheep habitat in that area, Forest service does not want them there either. The problem could have been taken care of early on, but once the wild horse people found out about them and started taking pictures and publicizing it, to late. They insist that they are protected by the wild horse and burro act. These are not! wild horses, people get within a few feet of them and take pictures, you can see indian brands on some of them. Before the wild horse and burro act i used to gather on contract wild horses and burros, true wild horses or burros will leave in a hurry if they wind or see you within a half mile or a mile of them. Once they quite killing horses for meat in the US, and there is no market value for horse meat, many of the reservations just let there horses go.

I have a custom built quad/equipment trailer, that I am putting up for sale next week it is used, I am out of town right now but can give you exact measurements mid next week, the tires are very tall bf Goodrich all terrain 15 inch rims, the trailer has 19 inch ground clearance, all metal, you can put one large quad in it or your equipment, has a drop down back ramp. This trailer will fallow you anywhere you want to pull it

$400.00

price reduced $375.00 firm

13 inches

queen creek