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mike - bring it over - i'd like to shot it -

right now the bears are on the juniper berries and the manzinita berries and the jojoba beans if ya can find an area with any kinda acorn mast - they will stay put. in the deep draws - pray for more rain for anykinda pears.

The one I like is the guy shooting /testing a broadhead by into a plastic 2 gallon bucket of 1/4 inch gravel

the McReynolds pig roasts are second to none - Tommy knows how to get it done right. I couldnt make it this yr either but I know the money raised goes to a great cause! OE4A is an outstanding organization dedicated to the kids in need!

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here agin as warts/tumors on deer are not that common - it's something you should show your local G&F department - so they can keep tabs on this ..

I'd like to express a Big THANK YOU to Jay Parks and Cade Smith of Triclawps. Jay contacted me with a very generous donation of a couple of triclawps for this seasons up coming youth camps. These are an awesome raffle item and a couple of our youths will win a great prize. It's great when people like Jay and Cade offer to help, the" kids" are the future of out hunting heritage. We all know hunting season is coming fast! so when your digging thru that gear , if it hasnt been used in a while or your planning on upgrading to the newest and the greatest stuff . Think of the kids and take the time to donate something to one of the many youth camps that will be taking place this season. Now I've never used a triclawps but I can say WOW - I took one and mounted it on a old tripod -which will be donated for this triclawps, and I can see where it greatly improves the chances of a super steady shot. my T/C looks great and I know it'd improve my chance at a late season whitetail - hmmm If you aren't familiar with Triclawps - you can get them right here at the cwt store Agin a big THANK YOU to Jay and Cade So if you think of any items to donate for an upcoming youth camp - do it! bino's-rangefinders-scopes-tripods-knives-anytype of hunting gear would be greatly appreciated.!

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sneaky but is this a good reason to use the zebu blind - lol

1 mile wide right of ways http://www.blm.gov/n...ansmission.html http://mapviewer.epg...ost/SunZia.aspx hit the continue they will not let a town redo thier water line with equipment - but they will a;;ow this ??

i got an extra set-up all rcbs single jr- with a lot of extras - including a few manuals - - also to all reloaders midwayusa.com has blemish bullets on closeout prices type blemishbullets in word search - great buys even somenon-lead .30 for the condors are available

yep - checks are all cashed

I'm always looking for items for the youth deer camps- i usually donate my findings to the unit 42 youth deer camp- All you guys and gals who upgrade yuour hunting stuff or have items you will never use agin - PLEASE donate to one of these great youth camps. they have them for deer - elk - turkey etc - even those fishing guys have a camp I've posted this before on different websites. My box this yr has a couple pairs of binos - tripods - fanny packs - knives - etc. Always looking - lol estate sales and garage sales always seem to product stuff , think of our youths - they really will put it to good use!

if still available you might concider donating to one of the youth camps as a raffle item

to be honest - this little misstake isnt as bad as it seems - just make an appointment for the docs office but seriously - hopefully you'll be around to forget a lot more of them! I've missed one in 35 yrs. i was Turkey hunting and we didnt have cell phones then - lol

relate it to something you enjoy doing - 12cwt21-- jetski1 - myquad2 - gonefishing- forgotagin-cannotremember click on your name and then my settings - should be able to change email/ password information on left my wife used --- mypassword1

how to id lion poop :: Instructions 1 Look at size. Generally, the scat of a mountain lion is roughly the same size as dog scat, making it fairly distinct from the much smaller scat of bobcats and the larger scat of deer, elk and other bigger mammals. 2 Check out the composition. Cougar scat has a fairly consistent composition. However, one of the most noticeable features of cougar scat is the presence of a fair amount of hair, usually the remnants of the animal's last meal. 3 Look at the shape. While mountain lion scat is similar in size to dog scat it has some noticeable differences. Mountain lion scat has distinctly rounded ends. The scat is also divided into fairly clear segments, each of which is roughly one inch in diameter. 4 Pay attention to the location. Like most cats, mountain lions are fairly deliberate about where they put their droppings. Mountain lions often leave their scat in the open. For example, you'll find it on the middle of a trail. In many cases, the animal gathers a small pile of debris, such as a pile of twigs or leaves, and then defecates on it as a territorial marker. </p>

dont have a smoker but you can choose any flavor / marinade you like - i think they have some smoke flavors. this is the way i usually do mine simple easy - full cut strips of meat - always awesume i like bourban pepper and my son really likes the lime chipolte. oven drying is no real mess or hazzle or smell takes about 4 hrs at 200* for an oven full i cut meat and soak/marinade over night then clean excess marinade off before drying- this is the only messy part . skewer each piece on a round tooth pick and hang on the rack with foil below as in picture

i know kaibab is 30 ft from road -vechile parking - now is coconino 30 or 300. the problem i see is theft - talk about making it easy for the low lifes to get access to your stuff , while your hunting! before they took their chances sneeking into a camp- now its just drive-by! this should be a safety issue - not only for the forest and the possible distructuion of roads by parrell parking but the public being in danger of vechile collisions etc. we all know bad dust can cause serious visiblility problems i see potental for a tragic accident ! nfs has their heads up their aces

a nice article but he doesnt really have much on the facts - if you will do a little checking - there have been feral hogs at havasu on the colorado since the early 1900's if the herd is now nearly 100 something is wrong . he doesnt mention all the areas where pigs are known to exist, they've had wild hog hunting at cordes junction for decades - we all know they can not be fenced in and we've never herad of a boominmg population run amuke in the area - though i'm sure neighbor ranchers are having bacon regularly hunters find pigs here and ther around the state and G&F would greatly appreciate knowledge of any sightings! after you've thinned the herd ! lol

well back in day i had 1- MUZZY and 2 ARCHERY tags but i now have 15 bps and hoping to draw in the near future . i'll stick with rifle till i'm drawn now! 5 yrs ago - my son applies first time and drew a rifle 7 tag - the hunt was almost too easy - though he was not real picky. sometimes they just won't listen - lol

if i had to guess - and if its a wild aninmal - that would be Arizonas version of the red fox

here ya go - if ya cant go hunting let a kid use it ! http://www.hoalarizona.org/

super nice ram there buddy

guess we are still waitng ! sounds like they are getting back imput- question is - who do these get returned to? who is trusted /responsable for counting the votes How long can the ADA drag this out?