DesertBull

The only way I would not buy one is if I needed a diesel. I'm on my second Tundra now.

Maybe he is upset because his guide won't accept food stamps as payment

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But how would you tell if it worked?

I'm in for a deer PP too. I will have 4. After I draw my Utah deer tag I will switch to Colorado. Should be getting close on a Books Cliff tag in UT. And if you think AZ is bad with their draw, Ut is much worse. I applied in Jan and results won't be out until end of May. Plus, they wont even tell you how many tags will be issued in each unit until after the application deadline is long past. They still have not published tag numbers.

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The premier member comment was sarcasm regarding a comment on a different thread. 300ultra was not big timing you. 😃

OJ was found innocent too.

And thankfully AZ doesn't issue landowner tags or guided only tags.

My point exactly. Why did they not prosecute him for what he did wrong in a separate trial? I think he got an award as game warden of the year recently too.

The botched investigation and the fact he gave his tag to another person, who then killed a wounded bull and used that tag on it, are two totally separate issues.

SCORE!

You might have re-head space if you change the bolt. Just a thought.

But doesn't the loser pay all legal fees ?

I made no comment to you. The fact is, the guy was looking for some info on unit 1. It's his tag. He paid for and drew it. It's no one else's business if he hires a guide or not. He didn't even say one word about a guide. From his post it seems like he is committed to doing it on his own.

The guy was just looking for some advice on hunting unit 1, not what it takes to "be a man".

There are some deep tanks that hold water all summer and fall, even during severe drought. There are a lot of shallow ones that only hold water a few weeks, even during good monsoon years. When even the deep tanks start to dry up, the G&F trick tanks will either have water or some of the groups like RMEF and AES will haul water to them. When the shallow tanks dry up, the elk and hunters will be concentrated around the deep tanks. If's it wet and the small tanks have water, the elk will be scattered and harder to find. I think the earlier hunts are little easier when it's dry and the small water sources are dry. If you use google earth you can tell the difference between the deeper tanks and the ones that have been silted in and are shallow.

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Those things make a javelina look good

It should have a lifetime warranty. Call swarovski or outdoorsmans in Phoenix.

These days I just buy used ones off ebay. Mostly Stealth and Wildgame Innovations. They work and if they get stolen (they will) its not a big hit.

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