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This place is a joke, I was curious about it and had a general idea on where it was so i hiked across a mesa to see if i was right. well i was i could actually glass it from where i was. its ridiculous, you could literally buy a hunt for anything there and stand at pretty much any given place and have a shot at ANYTHING. Most of the ranch is pasture for horses a few lakes/ponds and buildings. Dont get me started on the "hogs" the pictures they show are grossly misinforming, They are regulary farm pig slop eatin oinkers. Lots of em too. I couldnt help but laugh lookin at that place after reading THEIR description of it. If anyone wants to glass it up and take a look of their own ill let anyone know where to go. Its about as high fenced as it gets. At least they named it correctly "EZ" ranch.

Would be but all they got's them goofy spectacled bears, and i think there aint a season on them. Cant even get a lion there no more dang thing died of old age. Looks like Unit Z, my specialty, is only good for pigs and plains game this year.

I grew up chasing snakes and everything else in the mountain behind my house, frequently in trouble at school for a snake or horned lizard or something gettin out of my desk when in grade school. Got my parents called in 3rd grade for catchin 3 speckled rattlesnakes on a field trip. they said "hes gonna do it when he gets home anyways" My Dad took me and a buddy hiking every weekend and bb guns turned to pellet guns and with that rabbit hunting and coverin alot of ground seeing everything else and dreaming about it. Then to 22's and shotguns after quail and rabbits. and finally to pigs. Took two years to get my first pig. My dad never hunted anything bigger than pheasants growing up, so my buddy who was two years older than i and myself tought ourselves from scratch. Shot my first pig at 13 with a 357 python by myself while everyone else was a long ways away. When it fell i was so excited i kept shooting at it a few times cuz i was scared it would get up and run away and no one would believe me. In high school i got a bow to "keep me out of trouble" well that turned every day of fishing to everyday shooting at the archery range. When my buddy could finally drive we would go to prescott and chase muleys archery in the rut for days on end and only come home to resupply for food while we were off on christmas break. The first year i entered for elk and pronghorn i drew archery pronghorn and archery bull elk. ill tell ya 6 days alone gettin dropped off on fain road and chasing pronghorn with 0 experience will teach you alot, and never pass a barely legal goat at 15 even if your monster is on his way in. elk the truck broke after one evening, but in that one evening i realized i could actually call elk with all that practice. every time i heard a bugle i knew in my head it was another hunter until mr giant bull came runnin in with a tree stuck in his rack and peeing allover. Looking back its still one of the biggest bulls ive seen and probably 360 then. wouldnt come in past 60yds. Honestly its probably good cuz on the ground i didnt know how to gut or skin nor did my dad let alone the gutless deal and it woulda been really scary. But its a funny thing to look back on. Now i try to teach myself as much as i can every time im out and occasionally learn from others i meet. It was very hard not haveing anyone to teach me but i enjoyed the time out there with my Dad and it was well worth it. Now i teach him things and convince him to enter for tags or go scouting or chase quail. I think they got me into hunting/hiking/fishing to keep me out of the other things kids get into. and didnt wanna see me blowing my money on a drug habit or somthing.....but now i am realizing this is much more EXPENSIVE!!! But i imagine its still alot better. Im glad that this is what i love however i got into it, ill never get out.

freedom of speach. he had a right to ask you to watch your language or maybe leave but that goes beyond laws in my eyes. i have has so much bs with b of a im closing my account especially after hearing this. i would make the corporate complaint.....somthing like a bank with AMERICA in its name should not be infringing your rights or holding your money. That guy needs to loose his job. he made it personal and went out of his way on his own portraying the bank like that they should be concerned about their image. ill bet you make progress.

Can that web site be used to download to a etrex vista?

ya it was pretty bad for the first two days, now its just startin to itch. ah well thats huntin in august, all burnt up and itchy cracks.

Good ole' Chris Ledoux!

Me and bugs dont get along.

What yall doing takin pictures of my property like that thought the moat with them gators kept everyone out. back to the subject... id like to coin someone who said it best. and snuff is the only way to go. Copenhagen junkie.....Chris Ledoux Well I've never been afraid of much and never thought I need a crutch To help me thru the trials of this life But there's one thing I cant do with out and Copenhagens what I'm talkin' About and I love it nearly as much as I love my wife Now when I first started chewin' I didn't know what I was doin' But I liked the way it helped me to relax And a big ol' chew tastes might good just the way I know Copenhagen should But when its gone I'm a slobbering maniac I'm a Copenhagen junkie there's a big ol' hairy monkey on my back And it just wont let me be Cause when I run out of chewin' I know I'm on the road to ruin that Copenhagen's got a hold on me I can go without a lot of things like sweet potatoes and butter beans And you know if wouldn't really bother me at all I can go without coffee for a couple of days but if you take my s'noose away I'll be climbing like the spider up the wall I'm a Copenhagen junkie... Well I even tried to quit one time my knees got weak I sorta went blind And my mellow disposition headed south I started eating like a big fat hog got wild got mean like a rabid dog and Start frothin' and foamin' at the mouth I'm a Copenhagen junkie... Can I help you sir ah yeah do you got any Copenhagen No Sir I'm afraid we're all out ah I'm a Copenhagen junkie... Ah Copenhagen it makes me feel so good But when its gone boys I ain't feeling exactly the way I should

anywhere theres antelope, that way ya got a good reason to let the lead fly on em. Fain road area by prescott valley works good usually.

When ya got an itch ya got an itch. what can i say, but matt i was disturbed to see where you hand was when i woke up and looked up at you takin pictures of me

The dog is a walker hound FYI.

headin out as soon as i get off work, so pretty late tonight. Probably get to my spot just before light so no sleep. My pops actually saw this on the news and knows im goin and brought it up. Well see how it goes, this place is a snake pit, found 12 in two days last year. Well see how good the bears are, rain comin in tonight and monday so it should get the bears moving.

LOS ANGELES - A woman whose face was mauled by a bear in rural Southern California has been released from a hospital, health officials said Monday. Allena Hansen, 56, had the scalp along her forehead ripped off, leaving it hanging to the side, said Dr. Kimberly Lee, one of the two surgeons who repaired the injuries at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. The bear's claw left an indentation on her bone where it tore through her face, Lee said. But her "vital structures" were spared, Lee said. No other details of her injuries were released. UCLA said in a statement that Hansen underwent six hours of surgery. A friend had said last week that the surgery lasted 10 hours. Lee said Hansen appears to be doing well and that doctors are optimistic about her recovery. She called Hansen "a remarkable woman who is an inspiration to us all." Hansen was attacked July 22 while walking with her two dogs on her property in the Piute area, near the little community of Caliente, about 85 miles north of Los Angles. Despite her injuries she drove to a fire station to get help. She was flown to Los Angeles. A UCLA Health Sciences spokeswoman, Elaine Schmidt, said Hansen was released from the medical center last week but could not say which day. DNA tests of saliva on the victim's shirt have yielded preliminary confirmation that the animal was a black bear, California Department of Fish and Game spokesman Steve Martarano said. Fish and Game have called off the search for the bear.

Been out a bit, i would have a bit more but i keep switchin cards in my cam and apparently the better one is in a heck hole right now. heres what i got in the last week.

The diamond back pic turned out really good, i was having lighting issues at first but got some really good shots. Kind of decieving though hes about 15" long. Bear makin the eclipse im not sure, ive had 5 different bears on this seep and its not the same day as the first one. i plan on findin out though. I gotta bunch of snake pics im gonna post up that are still out there thrivin, just to egg on some of the herp haters Headin out to 23 tommorrow and tend to get into thick snakes out there so well see how it goes.

Sing me up for a medium in the sand color please.

White dodge ram with cwt sticker on tailgate will contain myself and bearbait......wonder if ill get introuble using him as bait.... and ill be somewhere within the boundry of the unit stop on by if ya see us.

Im headin out to scout for a friends deer hunt tommorrow and wanted to try some type of attractant or mineral lick infront of my camera when i leave it out. Ive had my cam on water holes and seeps and had good luck with that but the spot im hunting really does not have any permanent water in the canyon i wanna set it in. Has anyone tried different types? if so what works the best? I got gallon of the Deer cane liquid here but dunno if i wanna try that so i figured id get some in put before i head outta here and decide what im gonna take. Thanks.

few more, left this Diamondback out there for yall to find

isnt it about time for you to be drunk pukin' on yourself this time of night? ok enough of the fun stuff. Dunno if ya know my CWT name but this is tim in the Fine gun room at BPS. Stop in and we can bs i know 36c pretty dang good. heck you were in today. but in exchange you get to help me glass 21. heck ill even go down to ......almost mexico and show ya were the buggers are.

ill one up ya, not that i mean to. but a few buddies of mine went huntin geese on some land down south. they were shootin canada's and a few white geese when every one swore they saw a ross goose come over, just about everyone unloaded on it. Finally it fell and "bird dog" a friend whos name will be left out, sloshed out to get it. he comes back to everyone sayin "i shot it" "no i did" "NO i did!" you get the picture......so he goes hey yall shot a seagull.......(federally protected)..... it goes to no you shot it, uh uh you did, heck i didnt...... anyway it was a ross but it was a heck of a joke. went right back to no i did, no i did.

Animals reguarded as predatory or furbearing animals are not included in the "hunters must salvage all useable meat" deal. They are an essential part to arizona but breed and multiply much faster than we can or will ever be able to control. They need to be shot on sight, and hey if ya feel obligated, eat the critter...but i wouldnt recommend it... i could relate it to somthin but not on a public forum. If it yips howls and barks...and is close to in range it is dead. shoot the buggers, especially in antelope country. if ya apply for pronghorn and dont shoot every yote you can in that country your diggin your own grave. sure roads and development hurt em but thats cuz it inhibits their primary defenses, speed and sight. If ya can run and see forever but cant get very far what goods it do ya? IMHO they die there is to many as it is and they only multiply faster, do a few google searches or AZGFD study searches on the effects. You will soon understand. AZGFD tried doing arial shoots for a while during studies on anderson mesa, until shut down by antis, the results....no change in antelope, a 90% fawn death rate due to yotes, but yote litters averaged from 2-3 pups before to 4-5 pups after. they adapt....we need to also....that means 22-250's and lots o' time.

neat photo, but heck that would be intimidating runnin into a group of bears like that. let alone a sow with 5 cubs. bet she has a heck of a time keepin track of the nosey buggers.

thats cuz yall got somethin in common....ya look a bit outta whack.