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Nut: I think they are first come first served on Jan 1 of each year. I know Amanda will have the answer, she used to work there. I havent heard of any big ones out of there either...........Allen.....

Bullwidgeon: Thats what they look like..........now I know why I havent found any, I didnt know what they looked like or how to find them until numb nuts posted his "Insight".............nice sheds.....no thanks to Scott.............

Thanks guys. I think it would make sense that they are found on feeding areas they move around the most in these area's...........Allen.....

RedRabbitt: Scott might be able to help and also call Duwane, tell him I sent ya and he will give you his opinion on those two. 520-385-4995..........I have only dinked around in 36c nothing in those two.........

I am not a bow hunter (yet) but my impression would be to sit a watering spot or a saddle that appears to have alot of traffic to and from bedding areas. I am too old and creaky boned to imagine I could sneak up crawling accross cactus to stick one, I would spook them.............

I think a shed hunting get together would be fantastic. We could get me, you, Josh, PW, my sons, and everyone else and have a hunt then lunch and see who wins the MOST sheds, the BEST shed, etc......Lets plan it.............Who else is interested?????..........Allen Taylor www.environmentalfiltration.com

Thanks Scott, its now all clear to me...........lol.........Amanda, are you in the transition zone between flats and hillsides? do they tend to drop them in your neck of the woods sooner than down south? This year will be fun being the first real year I will shed hunt. I found quite a few here in AZ and Mexico while deer hunting. I want to find some fresh ones, that will be fun...................Thanks, Allen Taylor..........