Pine Donkey

I few years ago I watched a pack of wolfish looking dogs work a meadow in unit 1 for about 20 minutes. Some looked like wolves, others like huskys and others like shepards. A couple had thick orange collars. Later that day a ranger from USFW wolf project came by and I asked her about them. She said it sounded like the local pack she was watching. In my opinion there is no way these were all pure wolves so I question if any of them were, or if every Arizona wolf is a hybrid. With this in mind, if I every know somebody who gets sited after accedentally shooting a wolf, I will strongly recommend they demand a DNA test to prove the animal was actually an endangered species. Just a thought

Hello, I have been reading this site for a couple years now, and have finally created an account (thanks to some tech help from Amanda). I have lived in Arizona and hunted everything I can for my entire life. I love any hunt, but elk and coues are my favorites. Over the years I have experienced a lot of success, and quite a few unfilled tags, but now days, the most fulfilling hunt to me is the one where I help a kid fill their tag. This has become the main focus of my hunting time for several years now. I have been rewarded with great memories, stories, pictures and deep friendships as a result of this passion. So many of you have provided me, and others, with tips, insite, and perspective into the world of hunting. I hope that I may return the favor in the future.

You must be the luckiest fool on the hill