BOHNTR

I understand disabilities, etc., and sympathize with those who REALLY have a one. However, once you’re officially deemed permanently disabled and can no longer draw a bow, then it’s time to choose another weapon/season…..or a CHAMP type hunt. Crossguns are not a bow and arrow and should not be allowed in the archery seasons, IMO. Just as muzzleloaders, pistols, and shotguns are not a bow and arrow and should not be allowed in the archery seasons. Perhaps it’s time they create a HAM season where crossgunners can hunt? Earlier this year I saw a ‘disabled’ crossgunner literally running down a ridge to try and intercept a deer……hiked his way back to his side by side, lifted a heavy ice chest from the back, and sat there enjoying a beverage. It’s time to redefine who can actually use a crossgun and what season it truly belongs in. Again, just my opinion. Just because you have a disability doesn’t always mean you cannot shoot a bow, right? (Photo).

They’re still keeping me up at night going crazy!

What the heck is wrong with people! Karma, Dave….Karma!

Way to go, Houston!

They were sure bugling good on my hunt in 6.

Congratulations on a fine bull!

Bugling all night around my place in 3B

Well done! Congrats to the young man.

Ison Automotive in Lakeside. On Porter Mountain across from Blueridge Elementary. Reliable, honest, fast!

Ha........yeah, of course.....that dirt road right after Pinetop. 😎

They dropped the price to $40 (early registration) and $45 at the event for the three days. They advertised in the local paper that camping was available at Hawley Lake???

https://www.azgfd.com/july-1-is-deadline-to-update-credit-card-information-purchase-pointguard-for-2021-fall-hunts/

The idiot I had to report this past weekend with a campfire going all evening is why they close the forest during these times. He told the officials he thought it meant for locals only.....from Snottsdale of course.

Yup....remodeling. She should have it ready to go the end of April.

A lot? No

The two best mule deer taxidermists I've ever seen are Paul Pennie (High Country Horns) and Travis Roundy (Roundy Taxidermy)......both from UT.

What are the measurements?

110”???

Exactly

You’re so full of crap, it’s almost comical. 😁

Actually, the use of the camera would still be legal even after the ban. It seems to me the intent was to provide security for his camp. No violation

I never once thought you were being untruthful. I do, though, believe the commission is if they stated they contacted either organization. My counterpart at B&C and all of my folks have not been contacted.....recently or earlier. Traditional trail cameras, when used within any/all legal requirements, are absolutely allowed for entry into either Club’s records programs. They have never been excluded.

Sir, with all due respect, they did NOT contact P&Y or B&C. No one said "I'm everybody".....but YOU! Wherever you received your information, either someone is embellishing the truth to you or perhaps you misunderstood? Now, one of them could have browsed either Club's respective websites and located position statements on cellular trail cameras and used that information??? But your statement of 'they contacted P&Y' is misleading and untrue. They did not. Neither the one office staff member, the Director of Records, or I as the Records Chairman, have been contacted by anyone from the AZ G&F Commission on this issue.

I would have been the one they call. It never happened

No. I’m saying nobody from the commission contacted P&Y or B&C regarding this current proposal.