Couzer

So here’s a question for everyone. If I place cameras in a unit, am I band from hunting that unit/area forever? Just would like to hang some cameras with the kids near our property up north to see what’s moving around out there. Would I’d be allowed to hunt the area 2-5 years later with no cameras being set?

No shortage in the unit I hunt, they wake up the entire forest when I go hiking. Need to carry a BB gun with me.

I wish you luck, Greg did not run a very good business. I personally had bad experiences with his outfit. Definitely bug his wife, she has to know something to where she sold it to.

Sent him a message through FB

Awesome bull!

Great job Casey!!! And good shooting!!!!

Gone

Gone

Great bull!!!!

Agree, thanks

Agreed, I just didn’t know if there was a length time associated with the law. But I see nothing like you stated Creed. Thanks for the clarification.

Thanks for the information! Looks like there is no time associated with his response. That being said sounds like a lifetime ban for that area. Again appreciate the response

Totally agree, I just didn’t know if there was a statute of limitations on a period of time. Appreciate all the responses. I’m going to send a email to G&F

I’ve seen a few on tanks, but it’s considerably a lot less. Nothing damage

Sounds like the response I was expecting. Appreciate the response

No bites? Must be a good question

I have a LEM I was going to put up for sale, it’s their bigger model MAXVAC. $100

Next

Following, I have a .410 I need to do the same.

Awesome buck

I only had the hunters Ed point, all good. I agree though if i didn’t have point guard with alot of points that would have been a bummer

I agree, I have had a few almost jump into my lap when calling for bear. I leave them alone, they do a good job prancing around being live decoys.

I know some of you probably already heard this story, but here it is again. A while back I decided to try to go do some calling for bears up in unit 1. I really couldn’t find anyone to go with me so I ended up going by myself, I really dislike going by myself. I ended up making 3-4 stands calling for around 45-60 minutes starting from Escudilla to Mt Baldy. I drove my quad around and hiked a lot of miles that day. I headed back to the house around 3pm to grab a bite to eat after all the unsuccessful attempts and getting discouraged. I decided to give it one last go, so I remember a aspen grove up on top that was close enough to a road that headed down a thick canyon. I arrived at this spot around 4:30-5pm hike over to the boulders that over looked a small Meadow of about 2 feet of grass with aspens around it. I sat on the ground having a boulder to my back I felt pretty safe nothing could jump out from behind me without me seeing it first. I got my favorite reed call out and started calling for about 10-15 minutes noticing my left leg was going numb from the lack of blood flow. Getting a little nervous I paused the calling and attempted to move my left leg around to get some blood circulation into it. As I tried to move my leg something came in and latched on to the end of my boot. I screamed like a little girl feeling helpless. I couldn’t figure out what the H#%L it was. I took my right boot and kicked as hard as I could and it finally let go and backed off making a terrible noise. It started coming back towards me so I pulled my S&W 357 from my shoulder holster and fired once at it. It was gone, not knowing where it went I started to make sure I didn’t shoot my leg. Luckily my legs were intact as I missed them. I stood up trying to realize what just happened and getting the feeling back into leg I couldn’t figure out what it was. I had phone service so i called the wife and told her I just got attacked by something and that I was ok. Chatting with the wife I came to the realization it was a badger after she was trying to guess what it was. Wife asked if I shot it and I told her I didn’t know. After getting off the phone with her I walked down about 5-10 yards where I found a big ol stinky male badger piled up next to a bush. One hole from the 357 entering its neck and bullet lodged in its back leg, at point blank range it incredibly did not pass through. It’s nut sack was bigger than a baseball, and had a bald spot on them from dragging them around, it WAS the king of the mountain.

Getting ready for the up coming hunts I had put in for Fall Turkey and was drawn. Not even thinking about it I killed my Goulds last spring, been a long time since I put in for the regular fall hunt. I realized shorty after getting the tag and turned it back in. Just donating money to AZGFD.

Wow