654321
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An applicant must have possession of a valid license at the time of entry and the deadline of the application period per R12-4-104. The deadline to apply is February 4th and your licenses don't expire until the 9th so you're fine.
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How do you think this got to the point it is now?
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They are excepting public comments until April 2nd. They won’t do anything until after that.
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They don’t need landowner tags
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You will be able to use a crossbow during archery only seasons if you have the CHAMP permit
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Landowners are already being compensated. They can charge access fees if they want and the tribes that own ranches already get a few premium tags that only tribal members can apply for.
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https://azgfd-portal-wordpress-pantheon.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/17132601/2024-Fall-Individual-Bonus-Point-Report.pdf
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I believe the guy that owns Monster Muleys was doing this in Wyoming. https://wyofile.com/bill-ban-selling-wildlife-locations-hunters/. Pretty sure this passed
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All the information is right on the AZGFD web page, all you need is last years regulations. It's really not rocket science.
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If you're a crossbow hunter hunting archery only hunts you better make it happen this year unless you have an actual CHAMP permit.
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Tag transfer during open season?
654321 replied to twigsnapper's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
. A parent, grandparent, or guardian issued a hunt permit-tag, limited-entry permit-tag, nonpermit-tag, or special license tag may transfer the unused tag to the parent’s, grandparent’s, or guardian’s minor child or grandchild. 1. A parent, grandparent, or guardian issued a tag may transfer the unused tag to a minor child or grandchild at any time prior to the end of the season for which the unused tag was issued. -
There is absolutely nothing the AZGFD can do about the "Wild horses" and burros. These feral animals are federally protected by the Wild Horse and Burro Act passed in 1971.
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Yep, and 1 guy using 6 rods and a cast net fishing for Stripers at lake Pleasant where there is no limit doesn’t bug me one bit
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Saw plenty of DPS watched multiple vehicles blow by them doing at least 10 over posted speed limit and not one stop. So they actually witnessed in infraction and choose to do nothing about it