Arizona Griz

Maybe these will help you.

Timber Rattlesnakes are not found west of Texas. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crotalus_horridus

Coyotes got to eat too.

I am surprised that anyone buys paper maps anymore with so much cheap and free maps on the internet.

Awsome pictures. I have seen quite a few over the last 5 years while out riding my ATV.

Well I think it is pretty cool.

X2 but I have the older model.

Lot of rules and regulations that people have taken for granite for years. The G & F just posted up on their website that people are not following the laws. I hope the crack down harder.

Mike, I could have measured it for you but Dick will treat you right.

I am sure you will like the tires that you have chosen but if you do a lot of riding you would have enjoyed a radial tire better.

Congratulations on a very nice buck.

X2 on the Bighorns. Best tire on the market bar none.

Definitely a trophy buck. Congraulations.

Jim, nice meeting you the other day over Wills. Would have ever guessed that I went to school with your dad.

Excellent summary of your son's hunt. The pictures speak for themselves. Congratulations on your son's success.

I am sure glad they didn't pass the waiting period.

Well, I knew what you BOTH were talking about and meant so it was no big deal to me. Personally, I don't mind getting specific.

I like different units. 7 to date.

This thread has actually turned stupid like most on here. Typical, what a shame.

I have had both a wolf and a wolf hybrid. They can come in all colors. It does not look like a pure wolf nor does it look like a Husky. If you notice the tail it has a slight curl, not characteristic of a pure wolf. It does have the hair shield on top of it's shoulders which is a wolf trademark. I would have imagined that it would have already started putting on it's winter coat and that doesn't seem to be the case. Looks to be a hybrid to me.

Beautiful buck, congratulations.

That area sure gets hunted hard. I would take a long look at the Black Hills or the east side of the Colorado's.

It is a shame you could not find the buck. Maybe it survived and will pass the genes along. There is always next year to try to find him if he made it.

What a beautiful photograph of the Wood Duck.

What a great story. Thanks for taking the time in posting it. Congratulations on a very nice buck.