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Where are you located?

hope/prayers for aSpeedy thorough recover sir

Bison, venison, elk and lion in my freezer. My non hunter acquaintces like me a little better today

Had to take my tp search next level. eBay it is 4-ply

On the positive side. Rush hour traffic in the PHX metro area has been great!

Congrats!

I finally figured out the pattern on the last day before the weather. An esteemed member of the site should be joining me on this one

Late unit 1 archery for me

Another way, just thinking about this for a few seconds would be if they use point guard, make everybody turn there tag back in that's on the app. When it comes to points There's a macro and a micro. 10,000 people have 1 or 5 points equating to 10-15000 thousand chances. Let's say 100 people have 10+ points equating to 1-2000 chances at a tag.

ill take my chances

Fourth tag in a row for me! Oops sorry wrong group.

After last year I was expecting the law of averages to kick me in the face. It hasn't caught up to me yet. Fourth elk tag in a row

I'm pretty sure you have to manually type the experation date when pay.

I put several people in a year. I created a file in my documents called azgfd. I save a copy of the receipts there, just in case. Secondly, if one of them gets drawn with an expired card they may call you to fix it. Happened to my brother last year.

Back before the rodeo fire,when the fences melted and they were just feral Indian horses a friend of mines family would round some up and sell them to Purina.

I don't think a three week wait is horrible. We still find out before they drop last year's antlers

Andrew, 4b will be incredible during the late season this year. everybody that I hunt with got elk tags last year, (wife, brother, nephew, stepdad, me) so hope is minimal. I seem to be pretty lucky on antelope 5 or 6 tags since 2001, so anything is possible.

you've backpacked into the country and fished, but have you actually seen what the hybred dogs do? you also grouped all ranchers into supporting Thorpe, thats not the case. Most our friends to hunters.

Pro wolf guys, Have you seen what wolves do to the ungulate population even the hybred dogs in AZ? Just curious if you actually have first hand knowledge. Or if you are working off what somebody else is telling you.

Buster, Let preface what I am about to say with, I am an uneducated non degree holder. Now about data collection, it been my experience that data is not collected by the professor but by a few RA students needing a good grade and will many times adhering to the preconceived whims of whatever there presumptions are. It doesn't take a scientist to see that there were more elk before the hybred dogs were released in AZ and other places and it would be a safe assumption to say those dogs are part of the reason. So trphyhntr just might be onto something when he doesn't believe everything that's told him as gospel truth, furthermore, his opinion is just as valid as yours; because he as actually séen the effects those dogs have on the elk population.

*Baby boomer dbags. I don't think hipster dbags can afford glamping

I have a Mauser 98 action. I had the bolt turned a number of years ago, when I thought I wanted to shoot long range. Then I started killing stuff at close range and lost interest.

More like every guy with a Diesel and a bugle will be chasing you're calls from miles away. Bugling and raking trees with their truck idling.

Good luck, my brother had that hunt last year. He lives in the area scouted intensely the week prior, hunted every day of the season and saw two bulls over 350, taking a 285 bull on the last morning.

If it's wild, yes. If it's feral, no.