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My mistake the Game and fish website says the 12th so maybe not for another week unless they are going by the date in the regulations.
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In looking at the map it looks like there is quite a few areas to hunt on Maui. Most areas are open year round for pigs and goats. Some areas are only open on weekends. There is also one archery only area. The daily bag limit is 2 goats and 2 pigs per day. If you are after pigs look for any wild fruit or nut trees like guava mango papaya or mac nut. You might also check with any fruit or nut orchards, i sure they would love for you to help control the population of pigs. For birds check with the state for seasons. I have never seen so many different types of game birds in my life in large numbers. With no predators they are not to skittish and fun to hunt. Here is a link to the big game maps. http://dlnr.hawaii.gov/huntered/files/2013/05/MammalHuntingRegs_Chap123.pdf
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To hunt in Hawaii you need to send them your hunter safety card and they will issue you a exemption number (since you didn't take the course in HI) and that will allow you to get a hunting license and permits (hunter safety is required). This needs to be done before you go or you will not be able to hunt. You also need to check in your firearm with the local police department when you get there. I have not hunted on Maui but have hunted multiple times on the Big Island. On the Big Island there is no need for a guide or outfitter because there are plenty of public hunting areas loaded with birds and animals to hunt. All you need to do is sign in and out of the hunting check stations. Licence is around $90 and most permits are no charge. Just make sure what you are wanting to hunt is in season when you are planning your trip.
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Garmin's new action cam! check it out!
Little Creek Calls replied to CouesWhitetail's topic in The Campfire
That looks like an Apache trout on the north fork of the White River. I enjoy fishing upstream from that crossing. -
7MM WSM
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I think you are talking about this thread. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/58672-chiggers/
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2014 Coues Deer Kill Distances Poll
Little Creek Calls posted a topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
I am really curious at what distances everyone is successfully shooting Coues deer. You hear or read lots of stories and it seems that the distance is getting farther each year. Just wanted to take a poll and get more of a feel for what is actually happening. -
Well the Turkey Banquets are coming to an end for the year. I sent my last donation call yesterday to the Huachuca Gould’s Chapter for the Banquet Saturday night in Sierra Vista. I will not be able to attend this year but I hope my name is called when they draw for the state Turkey tag. The call is an Arizona Walnut pot with a black anodized aluminum calling surface. The striker has a Pecan head with Bacote dowel.
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Here are a couple calls I just dropped off for the Valley Longbeard’s Banquet this Saturday night in Phoenix. The first is a Glass call in an Claro Walnut pot with an Apple Bubinga striker. The box Call is Mesquite body with Ash lid and base plate. I will be attending and hope to see some of you there.
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Valley Longbeard's Banquet Calls
Little Creek Calls replied to Little Creek Calls's topic in Turkeys!
I was told that there are still tickets available. Come and celebrate the 20th annual banquet for the Valley Longbeard's and help support the NWTF and wild turkey. Saturday July 25th doors open at 5PM dinner starts at 6PM LOCATION: Hilton Phoenix Airport Hotel 2435 S. 47th Street Phoenix, AZ 85034 For Information & Reservations contact: Rich Williams 602-881-7292, Howard Frampton 602-692-2911, or Scott Snarey 602-996-4679 -
lower blue river
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Looks good. Who did the mount for you?
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I have a $30 off a $150 purchase at sportsman's warehouse coupon if you want it (no expiration).
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What size are the neoprene feet in the Simms waders?
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I have never encountered them in Arizona but have in Missouri and they are not fun. In looking around on the internet about chiggers found some interesting things about them. A common myth about chiggers is that they burrow into and remain inside the skin. This is not true. Chiggers insert their feeding structures into the skin and inject enzymes that cause destruction of host tissue. Hardening of the surrounding skin results in the formation of a feeding tube called a stylostome. Chigger larvae then feed upon the destroyed tissue. If they are not disturbed (which is rarely the case because they cause substantial itching) they may feed through the stylostome for a few days. The itch is due to the presence of the stylostome and usually is most intense within 1-2 days after the bite. Many home remedies for chigger bites are based upon the incorrect belief that chiggers burrow into and remain in the skin. Nail polish, alcohol, and bleach have been applied to the bites to attempt to get rid of the chiggers by "suffocating" or killing the chiggers. But because the chiggers are not present in the skin, these methods are not effective. Chiggers do not bite at colder temperatures below 60 F. Chiggers also are not found in areas hotter than 99 F.
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They are like ticks and DEET products work to repel them.
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East Valley Toms Banquet
Little Creek Calls replied to 125coues's topic in Conservation Group Events
I will be coming this evening. I look forward to talking with you again TJ and Mark. Hopefully meet some other CW members. Here is one of the calls I am donating. It is a Arizona Walnut call body with a Brazilian Cherry lid and base plate. It should be in the live or silent auction. I will also be donating a pot call. -
With 1 point you will not make the bonus pass and have a chance at drawing 1st or 2nd choice.
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Depends on the unit you applied for.
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Just putting the finishing touches on the calls I made for this banquet. I look forward to attending, last year was a lot of fun.
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One other thing to remember is the bonus pass for Bighorn Sheep is done with all applicants and hunts combined and not hunt by hunt because you can’t have 20% if only 1 or 2 permits are offered for a hunt. What this means is if you applied for unit 22 you just as well have just bought a bonus point because there are no tags offered in the 1-2 lottery drawing. All 4 permits are going to the 20% with the most bonus points. Some other of the most popular units fall into this same problem.
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I applied for a late Dec. whitetail tag first choice and wanted to apply for the end of Nov tag in the same unit as second choice but couldn't because with only 2 points I would make the bonus pass and not have a chance to draw the December tag. It is not a unit with leftovers so I had to decide before applying if I wanted a chance at drawing the December tag. I gambled and picked a different second choice.
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If those were your choices you would make the bonus pass on your second choice 23 October hunt and your first choice wouldn’t matter. If you had a non-bonus pass hunt for second choice your first choice 13B would be just over 1%.
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How to win a gun with a 1 in 8 chance
Little Creek Calls replied to 125coues's topic in Conservation Group Events
I will be attending with my wife and two boys. I am also donating a call or two that will be auctioned or raffled off at the banquet. -
I just finished up a couple of wingbone calls for Couestracker and I thought I would share a few pictures with you. If any of you kill a turkey and would like to have a call like this made from his wing bones keep at least one of your turkeys wings and let me know. The three bones you need are the same bones you throw away when you eat chicken wings.They are a fun way to remember your past hunts and also can work as a good locator call.