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The Hendrickson ranches are in 32. They are on the East side of the river and run into the Galiuro's.

The State Land department moved about 3 years ago over on to Alameda, probably need to call to get directions. The BLM can also sell you maps, they are at the East end of Broadway ( 12661 E Broadway) They can also make custom maps of anywhere in the state that show topo, air photo, and land status for a fee.

Publico (Guadalajara, Jalisco) 9/25/08 (part of “Milenio group) An ad on the front page of this paper reads as follows: “Vote for Barack Obama. Remember. If You Are Not Registered You Cannot Vote. Register Today! Vote for Change.com” Why would Obama be soliciting votes in Mexico??

Its always a good place to see lots of mounted sheep from around the state and pick up some good tips on locating, aging and judging sheep. I hope you enjoy it. I will be working the National Hunting and Fishing day at SW in Tucson or I probably be there.

If anyone finds out the outfitter's name, they might check with the State land Department and BLM in Safford to see if he has the appropriate permits to be making money off the public and state lands.

this website will give you some information about the ones at lake Pleasant. http://www.blm.gov/az/st/en/prog/whb/hmas/lk_pleasant.html

Yes, there are IA's there, yes there are deer there

Try the area west of Camp Wood

About 80 yards on a mammoth.

that is really neat to see and good photography to boot. I don't think the snake would have been able to eat the hawk, but he sure taught it a lesson about picking on somebody that is tougher than you.

"Mountain climbers, marathoners, tirathaoners, etc. all take great pleasure in torturing theirselves!!" You forgot one, coues whitetail hunters waiting for the draw!! :lol: :lol:

I've seen that guy too. He parks in the Public Works Parking Garage everyday. Haven't got a chance to meet him yet. Pima County or COT? He works for Pima Co, showed me how to hunt coues about 30+ yrs ago when we were in college. :D

WOW!!!! That is a Great buck.

That sounds like a friend of mine, I do not think he posts here.

make sure you go to the bighorn sheep clinic and talk to the guys that sit in the back of the room. You will find a wealth of information if you just ask around at the clinic.

Great Buck!!! Especially with a muzzleloader. I like the way the prongs curve in

State Land does not have any law enforcement power. They have to use the sheriffs department or Game and Fish for their enforcement of the trespass statute. they have a couple of trespass officers to work with local law enforcement to prosecute things like dumpers and squatters, but it would be tough for them to prove that you were not hunting if you had your license and a gun with you, whether or not you ever fired a shot. That is the reason it is called hunting, not gathering.

Here are a couple of views in support of what Manhunter said :lol: http://www.azstarnet.com/viewphoto2.php?sr...on=&credit= http://www.jewishworldreview.com/toons/summers/summers.asp

Welcome to the site, There is a lot of good things to learn on here, hope you do good on your hunt this year.

+1 :lol: :lol: :lol:

You might go to a used book store like Bookmans and pick up some of these books. they have pictures and drawings of the plants and descriptions for the ordinary person. A Field Guide to the Plants of Arizona, Helena, Montana: Fountain Press; Bowers, Janice, 1993, Shrubs and Trees of the Southwest Deserts, Southwest Parks & Monuments Association, Tucson Arizona; Elmore, Francis, 1976, Shrubs and Trees of the Southwest Uplands, Southwest Parks & Monuments Association, Tucson Arizona; Parker, Kittie, 1972, An Illustrated Guide to Arizona Weeds, Tucson: University of Arizona Press;

Stopped at SW on the way home tonight and bought some shells and got my dove stamp. Just waiting for Monday morning.

Azpackhorse...Love the closeup sunset shot of Ragged Top. That would make a great screen saver.

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Deer Creek area west side of Galiuro's.