AZLance

I coppied this from the AZGFD 2008 Hunting Regulations. Posting Signs The U.S. Forest Service would like to remind you that posting or erecting any unauthorized paper notice, sign or similar matter on lands administered by the U.S. Forest Service is a violation of the Code of Federal Regulations. A couple of years ago in unit 27, I found the same paper note on 4 differnt water holes saying that some guy would be hunting there. He left his first name and phone number. I reported it to the local FS law enforcement agent. This agent said this was becoming a huge problem. The law enforcement agent called the guy and asked him which stand he would be hunting opening morning. The guy told him where he would be opening morning, and the FS Law enforcement agent showed up there opening morning and wrote the guy a $350.00 ticket! I have also seen the same thing in unit 22. All you have to do is report it to the FS. If the guy is stupid enough to leave his name or number on the paper note, the FS will have a easy time writing him a $350.00 ticket. Guys, just obey the law, and we can all get along!

just wondering, since most of the pears I have seen are just now turning red, and are a week or two from being ripe...

those cute little signs make great toilet paper...

Just get the license plate and description of the trailer, and call it in to FS law enforcement. I have done this several times, and the FS usally reacts pretty quickly.

sdrhunter, Are you not calling Redbeard out on a public forum?? sdrhunter wrote: "why do you have to "call" him out on a public form. you could probably ask him yourself either through email, in person, or phone if you really wanted to." Well, sdrhunter, have you e-mailed Redbeard? Have you called Redbeard? Or have you talked to him in person? Follow your own advice!

Redbeard Rocks!! Thank you Redbeard for everything you have given to hunting in AZ. I am proud to call you my friend! I use radios, I use game cameras, I use rangefinders, I have flown in a plane looking for animals, and now my latest toy is a thermal imaging scope made by Raytheon that can see a deer at night over 5 miles away. I can actually count points at 2 miles... But Redbeard, as you know, I am not interested in entering anything in the books. If I was going to enter something into the books, I would follow the record book rules. I, unlike most of the illiterate people who have responded, realize that you were not saying that it was immorale to use my electronic gadgets, it was just against the rules if I planned to enter the animal in the record books. So obviously, no offense taken on my end! I can READ! Viva Redbeard!!! Lifelong AZ hunter, Lance

This was all that was left...

unless the deer cuts the cable and tries to walk away with the camera it is not going to get sprayed. hook the trip wire to the camera, so that when it is removed from the tree, it goes off...

here is another good one... http://www.defensedevices.com/terminator.html This should stop them from stealing it...

Guys look at this link, this looks like a good idea. set a trip wire that will spray paint 50' when tripped. http://www.coolgadget.net/painmasmin.html The guy might get the camera, but will be covered with paint... I am ordering this!!!

Guys look at this link, this looks like a good idea. set a trip wire that will spray paint 50' when tripped. http://www.coolgadget.net/painmasmin.html The guy might get the camera, but will be covered with paint... I am ordering this!!!

Im working on some sort of fake camera, and then a real camera to catch the idiots. This was in 36A

no, i followed the tracks, they walked in, and then walked out...

camera was in a metal security case that was mounted and chained to tree... I cant believe how tangled and mangled what was left of the case looked like. It actually looked like they took a sledge hammer and pounded the crap out of the case until it and the chain broke. It is one mile behind a locked gate. Wont be putting it back there...

35A

They are 10 years too late to eradicate this grass. It is everywhere in southern AZ.

drop me a PM, I have hunted and guided there for the better part of 12 years

http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.php?cat=...t_fish_tank.wmv Check this out, good way to cool off in the summer heat...

This bull was shot in 21 a few years back... He was not the biggest that year.

I bet they put up a "no swimming / no diving" sign soon...

"Thats funny, no matter who you are" Larry The Cable Guy

Unit 22 South Muzzleloader Sep 22 thru Oct 4 And I have 4 weeks of saved vacation for this!

Great event! We picked up over 14,000 pounds of trash! Thansk to All you hunters out there that showed up and enjoyed the great weather, and over 2 thousand $$$ worth of raffle prizes. Lance

Hunters Spring Cleanup!!! Units 36A, B&C. BASE CAMP FOR THIS SPRING CLEAN UP WILL BE AT THREE POINTS VETERANS PARK. WHEN: Saturday, March 15 & 16, 2008, 7:00 AM start. Lunch will be at Base Camp from 11am-1pm. Please let us know if you will be out so we can provide enough food. WHO: Hunters Who Care Volunteers and any other dedicated outdoorsman who want to clean up our desert. WHAT: Our goal for this clean up is to pick up trash on all the ranches along Highway 286 (Sasabe Highway). However, we are not limited to those areas and volunteers can clean up wherever they like. WHERE: Three Points Veterans Park. (Highway 286 mile post 44). Our clean up will concentrate on all the ranches in the Altar Valley including the Diamond Bell, King’s Anvil, Palo Alto, 98 Ranch, Marley, Santa Margarita, Elk Horn and the Buenos Aires NWR. An emphasis during this clean up will be the Santa Margarita Ranch. Extra volunteers will be needed for this effort. Contact Mike Hollister before the clean up or see him before you head out for directions/maps. DIRECTIONS: Take Ajo Road West (Hwy 86) from Tucson to Three Points Robles Junction. Go left on Highway 286 for one mile to the park. HOW: Volunteers are encouraged to look for trash anywhere they want. If anyone needs any additional accommodations, dumpsters or trailers in different areas, trash bags before the event, of if you are looking for a group to help, please contact Mike Hollister, Gabriel Paz or Lance Altherr in advance. Donations Needed: Each year we give away thousands of dollars in raffle prizes to the volunteers who come and pick up trash. If your business or orginization can contribute to this, please contact either Lance or Gabe. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Lance Altherr (Hunters Who Care) azhunterswhocare@hotmail.com or 520-481-3672 Officer Gabriel Paz (AZGFD) 520-883-0487 or gpaz@azgfd.gov “Hunters Who Care” is a group of hunters, guides, sportsmen, hunting clubs, and various other groups who are tired of seeing the desert littered with trash. They have come together to clean up our desert and to help landowners who are overwhelmed with immigration problems.

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