AzPlumber

Must not be a parent if you support the "everyone is doing it" defense.

I'll second the Archery Headquarters suggestion, been using them for decades.

Depends on what size you prefer to chew on.

Behind the tree

Assuming the forum is all men is a bit shortsighted. The forum is full of male and female, young to old from all walks of life, maybe even a Preacher or two.

Wow, really? You have to be a potty mouth to enjoy the hobby?

A little heads up on how this will play out for you. You'll spend 5 years teaching them to walk and talk and the next 15 years trying to get them to sit down and be quite.

I would still report it, with the pics and coordinates, I'm sure they'd have enough to start an investigation.

That's awesome, now I like to see a broadhead with one of those little cameras.

Is Eric Clapton close enough?

I expect they keep equation for that ratio real simple. Number of animals harvested divided by number of tags issued. Example 20 animals harvested divided by 50 tags issued equals 40% hunt success. The biggest variable in the accuracy is probably what % of hunters for each hunt complete their surveys. If you start taking other variables into account the equation would get real complicated real fast. How many hunters did not hunt at all? How many days did each hunter hunt? Did some hunters use archery or muzzle loaders in a general season? How experienced was each hunter? What was the weather like?I still can't quite understand why they don't require mandatory reporting. I mean it seems like it would be pretty simple to require each hunter to return their unused tags or something similar. A bonus point for completing the survey would motivate most folks. Since it's voluntary I'm sure they keep the survey quick and simple but with an incentive (bonus point) they could add a bit more detail to the survey.

Maybe only 1/2 are in a group

Hoping someone will "shed" the cloak of secrecy and "shed" some light on this story.

I'd be forever grateful if you would gently push a shooter into 22S

Looks like PHX PD did their job. My handgun was pawned a few days ago, however the guy who pawned it claimed he bought it in a private sale. Cops know the story is BS but can't do anything about it. Unfortunately I have to go to a hearing between myself and the pawn shop to see who gets the pistol. Apparently if I show up it is no contest, but if I do not, the pawn shop gets it. Of course it's BS, why would a guy buy a gun and then pawn it a few days later?

Incredible that even after all that both Bulls were reluctant to back down.

With all the secrecy I assume the shed buyer from Show Low is somehow involved.

and I can remember Pike & Perch fishing on Stoneman Lake, from a boat.

Why would a non-resident Elk hunter buy a license if they can't draw a tag? I'm sure there are a few residents that also only hunt Elk.

Also a few resident license fees and even more non-resident

If you have trouble finding a piece of pipe another idea is a used plastic 55 gallon barrel.

It's good thing a bond is formed when kids are cute and cuddly, keeps you from strangling them as they get older.

If you plan to hunt them, leave your midwest tactics back home. Pick up a quality pair of binos, a tripod, a butt cushion and boots that fit well.

What unit?

Any tuning issues? According to the charts you are a bit weak on spine. I have the same shafts and length but my draw weight is much lower due to several (3) surgeries on my shoulder. I'm currently working my draw weight back up and was just curious where my limit might be with these shafts.