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The other rule. . If you're rich enough you can do whatever you want.

I found someone's archery bull this morning in 4b. Had the arrow near the carcass. Describe the bull and what color your fletchings are and I'll send you coordinates. However, it is up to you to decide what to do with it. After season such a long time azgfd won't like you just picking it up but that's on you to decide. Also to narrow it down as to not get everyone that wounded an elk in 4b messaging me, the bull is nowhere near the pines.

I don't have to tread anything. I found an elk and told the hunter where it is. He can do with that what he pleases. He can always mark where it's at and go pick it up in the spring if he wants once it is no longer fresh. (Perfectly legal FYI)

Hunter has been found 👍

Not one person so far

There is a reason that the majority of sheep at the banquet are mounted by Clay Goldman with Mogollon Taxidermy in Payson. I wouldn't even consider anyone else and would make the drive up.

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It's pretty common knowledge that reservations vote nearly 100% Democrat. Easy to understand when the democrats are the ones giving them all of the social programs and other handouts. You'd think after voting Democrat forever and not being any better off than they were 50 years ago they'd switch it up. Most are happy just existing so they don't care.

Not being facetious but. . It is actually too late to register to vote.

Your points are not updated yet. It takes a week or two. If you look at your app it will show 1 point under individual bonus points but below that it will show 3 points for group average. That would be how many points you had for that app. Now that you didn't draw turkey you will have 2 individual bonus points and the hunter safety and loyalty are added into your group average. My guess on the double charge is they accidently charged you twice for the javelina tag and just voided one of the charges.

He means exactly what he said. Thick billed parrots. Like the talking bird. They used to live down there.

Any combo of turkey or javelina. Both are $25

Where are you located?

Incorrect. AZGFD can only make rules. Laws are passed by the legislature. In the end they have the same effect but if we are getting technical your facts aren't facts, FACTS.

Literally every word I said regarding the case is exactly what happened according to the court documents. Study up: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:fb6eaf6e-03ae-4f66-afd2-d0d33f584c56

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So you're gonna say leaving your tag to let them finish off someone else's animal and then tagging it with their tag is perfectly legal? Is that you Shawn? Shawns civil case went before an administrative judge because the ones in charge in Pinetop didn't follow protocol in punishing Wagner. They did all they could to ensure Shawn never went before a criminal judge and it backfired on them when they finally decided they needed to do something to him. The question of whether he was guilty of a crime was pretty clear, it just never made it that far because everyone involved were wardens. Ars 17-340 (A)(5) is pretty clear. The commission may revoke someone's license if: Knowingly allowing another person to use the person’s big game tag. Just because an administrative judge found that his rights were violated doesn't mean he didn't break the law.

There are multiple laws/rules in the world to help avoid conflicts of interest. They aren't made "to appease" anyone. They are made to avoid giving employees an advantage over others and to avoid impropriaty. (Like getting to fly helicopters over units when others can't.) Even if that warden doesn't fly his own unit, what do you think that first call is when his buddy who flew it for him sees a 400+ inch elk?

It's still early, but this is the dumbest thing I've seen today. Perfectly reasonable to ask why someone is selling a gigantic deer mount.

Ttt $2000 OBO

Bought a pair of Razors and then got some swaros as a birthday present so selling the razors. Have never been opened. Asking $800 OBO.

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I have no idea what route his appeal process is taking. However, it is common knowledge that if someone feels that a crime they have been charged with is unconstitutional then they can appeal it. He was convicted so more than likely as it currently sits they had evidence to show he broke that rule as written. His next argument would have to be that although he broke that rule it shouldn't and couldn't have been a rule in the first place because who is azgfd to tell people they can't fly an airplane over an area several weeks before their hunt?