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Looks like my youngest will get his moms elk tag

When they extended the deadline it set everything back a day, no work on Saturday so maybe Monday

This is my youngest last year as a jr. so I'm cashing in his mothers elk points on an archery bull tag.

CWD is in 24 states of which 3 of those border AZ.

Back in August I ran into one of the WM's for 19A and they were doing their helicopter surveys for antelope and he said in 3 days of flying they had seen 1 fawn.

I thought he left the department to become a Tucson Firefighter

Is that the same Ben Brochu that used to be the WM for unit 37B

Why don't you just send her a respectful e-mail and ask her?

U of A basketball fans this year are going to get a real taste of what it has been like being an ASU basketball fan all these years.

In the past the AZGFD has sent a letter out to those that have drawn 35A&B tags with the date of the survey. If I remember correctly they ask that you let them know if you plan to attend so they can let the turkey chapter know how many are coming because they feed you dinner Saturday night. I have done the surveys 3 times and it is awesome. The Game and Fish basically has survey routes that they have been doing for years so they hand out a printed topo route and you go survey the route recording what you see. Then at night you can go over all the routes with everyone. Usually they get all the routes covered Saturday so Sunday you can really home in on where you think you might want to hunt. Every time I've done the surveys they were within a month of the hunt. Great group of guys and gals that put it on.

CROCI, John passed away November 7, 2018, a beautiful life taken too soon. He was born July 10, 1999 to Jonathan Croci and Monica Apodaca. John grew up in Tucson and graduated from Flowing Wells H.S. John was a hard worker who learned the family business and worked beside his dad on a daily basis. John was a special person, a respectful young man with a kind soul. John will be greatly missed by everyone who knew him. He was the kind of young man that anyone would be proud to call son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin and friend. John is survived by his parents, Jon and Monica; his brothers, Jonathan Croci and Gabriel Vargas; his sister, Alisha Vargas; his Nani, Maria Croci; his uncles, Nathan and Pete Croci; his girlfriend, Alizae Lopez and many aunts, uncles and cousins. He is preceded in death by his grandfather, John Croci. Services will be held on Tuesday, November, 13, 2018 at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, 8650 N. Shannon Road, Tucson, Arizona 85742. Viewing and Rosary will be held at 9:30 a.m., followed by Mass at 11:00 a.m. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES, Avalon Chapel.

No the G&F does not call any more for declined cards

I seen one on the archery deer hunt this year.

You can look at the bonus report on the G&F web page.

No it is not legal unless you have a tag and you want to tag that nasty thing, legally if you want to keep a dead head you must have a WM come out and determine if it died of natural causes or not, if WM determines it was anything other than natural causes it belongs to the state and will most likely be headed to the auction at the outdoor expo

Love those freaks and looks like G&F will need a new study participant.

I just applied a few minutes ago, put in four apps for turkey and have received confirmation e-mails for all four.

The G&F also use ear tags and collars for tracking movements for highway projects. I-17 the large fence ADOT built, the elk flashing sign on 260 past star valley, the bighorn sheep over pass on the way to Las Vegas.

He didn't go on hunt.

It should be, there should only be 1 tag max for NR for the kaibab champ tag

Jeep crossed center line and struck dodge truck, woman driving jeep and man in truck, from what I was told neither had serious injuries

I could be wrong it certainly wouldn't be the first time but it looks like Nelson Reservoir to me.

I know someone that had 7 and didn't get drawn

crossbow permit= Certify the applicant has one or more of the following physical limitations: i. An amputation involving body extremities required for stable function to use conventional archery equipment; ii. A spinal cord injury resulting in a disability to the lower extremities, leaving the applicant nonambulatory; iii. A wheelchair restriction; iv. A neuromuscular condition that prevents the applicant from drawing and holding a bow; v. A failed functional draw test that equals 30 pounds of resistance and involves holding it for four seconds; vi. A failed manual muscle test involving the grading of shoulder and elbow flexion and extension or an impaired range-of-motion test involving the shoulder or elbow; or vii. A combination of comparable physical disabilities resulting in the applicant’s inability to draw and hold a bow. CHAMP permit= “Severe permanent disability” means one or more permanent physical or mental disabilities resulting from amputation, arthritis, autism, blindness, burn injury, cancer, cerebral palsy, cystic fibrosis, intellectual disability, muscular dystrophy, musculoskeletal disorders, neurological disorders, paraplegia, pulmonary disorders, quadriplegia and other spinal cord conditions, sickle cell anemia, and end stage renal disease or a combination of permanent disabilities resulting in comparable substantial functional limitations.

New law will be same as gun law, no hunting within 1/4 mile of occupied structure without permission.