Big Tub

You should see what sandhill cranes can do?

Do you feel guilty taking a gun that pretty into the field?

I know what I got drawn for sheep already this year: ANOTHER BONUS PT... still at max.

I am sooooo jealous! Great job.

Me too!

What patience! Do you video all your hunts?

Now what?

So do you promise all your hunters 2 shots? Holy Mackerel, that is a lot of turkeys!

Ahhhhh .... PUPPIES!

Where?

I'm glad you guys bought this so it stops tempting me.

to my wish list

Sardines? No kisses from him! Glad to hear!

A skunk deer! Amazing. How long till Ed's deer is done?

Have you happened to weigh it?

Here you go Chef: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/48535-australian-shepherd-puppies/

Go Yoti!

During the Wallow Fire, we had to move our trailer to Show Low. This place allowed us to store our trailer there no charge. Very nice of them: America One Mini-Storage 650 N Penrod Rd Show Low, AZ 85901 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Southeast Clay Target Center 11295 S. Harrison Road, Tucson, AZ (520) 762-5047 Hours8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Note New Hours beginning May 1) Saturday and Sunday FacilitiesThe range has 6 fields 3 of which are for trap shooting. The other 3 fields are combination fields for shooting either trap or skeet. Only shotguns 12 gauge and smaller are allowed and shot must be size 7.5 or smaller. Eye and ear protection is required. Rangemasters are NRA certified as both rangemasters and instructors. Rangemasters are available to answer questions and give some instruction. Daily Range FeesDay Pass: $8 per 25-target round Discount Multi-Use Pass: $140 per 20 25-target rounds

They are so cute and such a smart breed.

"22 ammo isn't that hard to find without paying an arm and leg." ... I guess it depends if you mind waiting at Walmart for an hour before opening every day.

When is the best time to hunt? ANYTIME YOU CAN! Those spring permits are hard to get ... go. I have had good success in both hunts and even the third weekend. Pray for less wind.

John Millican is the retired Wildlife Manager for the area and the head of the local chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation (and involved in many other organization). He started it all back in the department and then has continued to work with G&F. With NWTF funding and matching PR funding, they get turkeys from Mexico and have located them in most of the mts in S AZ. They are now naturally reproducing and supporting stocking efforts all over S AZ. It has been a huge success despite me not getting a tag!

I'm thinking you have killed more Goulds in America than anyone ... except maybe Wilbur Wildcat!