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I'll take it if couesdan falls through.

I got the seek outside DST tarp a while back and I love it. There's tons of different ways to pitch it up and it's lighter than a tent. You can ride out some decent rain storms without getting wet if you have the proper pitch

I think it's safe to say the salt river horses are all feral.

I'd buy a tag for sure.

I've always said they need a salt river archery hunt. I'll build raft, arrow one of the many that are always in the water and float it down to my truck at the bottom.

It all depends on how far away it is and how our of breath I am... I like to be able to get a good idea of what I'm looking at but everyone is a bit different. I'd just take that into consideration before I committed.

The one thing I don't like about 12's is that if you're hiking or something and you pull them up to check something out they're more shaky freehand vs 10's.

These and the Salt River horses are getting ridiculous.

Spf

I have I lightly used Marsupial bino case. Size medium in coyote brown, case only no harness. You can get the fishing pouch on sale right now with the harness and you'd have everything you need. Or I'm sure you could call them up and get a harness on it's own. It's a local company and the owner seemed really cool when I talked to him at the Sunrise shoot. $40

Several years back I had a couple buddies who were checked by g&f while fishing the canal. They didn't have licenses and he made them buy one. Don't know if that's standard procedure but I can't imagine the odds of seeing g&f are very high... I think they weren't far from a major road.

I'm in Mesa. I've got someone waiting to hear back from marsupial on the harness. Once that's figured out I'll go from there.

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I've heard an excursion will fit around the gate...

Kipper snacks, summer sausage with cheese and crackers, trail mix, Pb & j with bacon on it.

I've got the 624 and I'm still trying to decide how I feel about it. I do love it for backpacking because it's so lightweight but it can be difficult to sit up under it if you want to sit on anything while glassing. Also because its so light it's definitely more unstable but I guess that's just the nature of the beast.

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-breaking/2018/03/22/authorities-forced-hunt-javelina-after-attacks-near-sedona/449644002/?from=new-cookie

I wouldn't mind the Show Low area. I have family in Taylor and have spent a lot of time there. Despite the cons I feel I could get used to it. But again it all depends on employment. I'll be done with school in the summer and after I get a feel for things we'll see what happens.

I'm born and raised in AZ and seriously love this place and allow the unique hunting opportunities. I used to never imagine leaving but more and more as I drive around the valley, the traffic and amount of people in general has worn on me. Plus the growing amount of people from out of state and things like this attempted lion and bobcat ban have really started me questioning leaving. Problem is I'm still trying to figure out where to go more rural and still have job opportunities.

Slender man

I think it's just if you have a weapon in the vehicle but I'm not positive.

I did the same thing in 24B last week. Mine wasn't as nice as yours but still stings pretty bad...

What are the odds that at least half of the people behind the mountain lion ban will be down at the Mesa convention center tomorrow?

I also go to Ross outdoors

I was wondering how you guys did. You killed it!