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That is awesome! Congrats to all three of you.

So where's he update from this weekend? Did the other hunter make it back out? Didn't get a cellphone pic this weekend so I'm guessing no...

Pretty windy this morning but was still able to get on some birds. This guy strayed from his lady friend to see what the "new girl" looked like. Unfortunately for him this hen was actually a dude in camo holding a 12 gauge

Sweet video, congrats on the bird!

That's an awesome trip! Congrats to you and the other successful hunters.

Dang, looks like i just missed it. I have your first video and really like it. Good collection of a bunch of different types of hunts.

Took my little brothers up Saturday afternoon and hunted that evening and Sunday morning. Didn't see any other hunters out there.

Those are yellow bass in Saguaro

It was a rifle hunt so that was what threw me off. The limited opportunity hunts would make sense though. Thanks.

I was looking through the latest Eastman's and in the back of the mag the couple pages of trophy pics with a brief description of the hunt. One of them showed a nice bull that a kid had shot and in the description in mentioned that he was hunting in AZ and that his younger brother had taken a cow earlier that morning. My question, are there any units that have simultaneous rifle cow and bull hunts or was there a mis-type somewhere in that little paragraph?

You're positive? Well the areas that I have hunted have their rifle cow hunts in October and bull hunts in November. Kind of assumed that this was the trend.

I've stated before that I thought there was a conspiracy theory by letting first timers draw. I've experienced that myself with an antelope tag and every friend and family member that I've helped put in for their first hunt have drawn a tag. Makes sense though, get the first timers hooked with a tag that way they don't give up after not getting drawn for the first couple of years.

The cat got smart...sat on top of the feeder just like a guy sits in a tree stand.

Very cool! congrats

Did get bored and checked to website twice today but I don't check as often anymore because I know as soon as they are up my cell phone and this forum will surely blow up with people trying to be the first one to let everybody else know

Does anyone know if Beaver Creek has been reopened for camping? Couple years ago they closed it down for Riparian regrowth but I was wondering if they had opened it back up. Any help would be appreciated.

Look forward to your shed pics ever year! Keep em coming.

Swung into SW to grab a pair of hiking boots tonight and it looked extremely bare in there. Everything seemed like it was clearance priced and not a lot of selection, especially at the gun counter. The clerk said that they were just selling a lot of stuff, but that didn't seem right to me for some reason.

Anybody willing to share if they've seen any fresh drops? Plan on being up north for several days in a week and a half to do some hiking with the dog in search of some sheds.

Thanks for the update

So that means they should be dropping them at any second....Thanks!

Simply Awesome!!!

Actually, now i have a question for anyone that might know. In the description it says that if I have interest in a particular unit that I have to attend the meeting in the location of the jurisdiction? So if I'm concerned about the areas I like in the northern half of the state I would have to drive to Flagstaff or choose to go to Tucson for information regarding the units down south? I would like to take back my comments stated in my last post.

Glad to see that they are having meetings during a time that encourages folks to show up this time. Recently it has seemed that they were scheduling them at a time that discouraged the general working public from being able to attend. I'll more than likely be at the Mesa meeting tomorrow night.

Congrats on the baby girl. Now is a perfect time to start stock piling the arsenal for those teenage boys who are gonna come calling sooner than later