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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.

Except for a few towns and note #32 it is still legal for now to hunt within 1/4 mile of occupied building but i believe April 19th 2019 is when the new rules will go into effect.

Just for the record I've used lead free bullets on both my rifle hunts and it is a voluntary program but the AZGFD cant make you go retrieve a gut pile because you chose not to use lead free ammo.

Last year 3 points were 21%, 4 and 5 were both 100%

Depending on how many points you had and which 12A West rifle hunt you had will be the first indicator to which hunt you have drawn. If you had 3 points or less you could have drawn either 12Awest rifle hunt or archery in the 1-2 pass. I would guess if you had between 4-6 points you drew the archery hunt because that amount of points would have in all likely hood put you in the bonus pass for archery but not either the late or early rifle hunt. If you had lets say 7-14 points it would have put you in the bonus pass for both the early hunt and archery so you could have drawn either one of those. If you had 14plus points well your just plain crazy if you put archery as a second choice and ill leave it at that. Either way you have a tag so good luck and have fun.

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You might want to hold off on sending those appreciation emails until after the tag grab is settled unless your all for it then by all means send them on. I disagree One Battle at a time thats how you storm the gates! Lets enjoy the victory but prepare for the war! I sent a Thank you email saturday too each commissioner! Commissioner Davis emailed me back and said after an exhausting day friday it made his day to wake up and read my email! SirRoyal! I hope you also sent an e-mail to Commissioner Davis asking him why he would automatically propose a no increase in license fees in order to fund the education battle as we all know the raffle tags issue will be the next Battle.

You might want to hold off on sending those appreciation emails until after the tag grab is settled unless your all for it then by all means send them on.

It seems to me that the AZGFD's portal account is an excellent way to inform the public about this new challenge. If I saw it correctly there are something like 120,000 plus account holders, if they were smart they would make a simple survey that you had to take before you could access your draw results. They could explain the need for more secure funding for education and then ask the question. How best to raise money for this cause? A. Raffle tags B. License increase in some form C. other. The fall draw would be way before the august meeting and they would at least have a feel for how 120,000 plus sportsman an woman feel is the best way to fund education campaign.

I'd bet good money you don't drive your personal truck the way you drive your work truck.

I will gladly eat my words if he is proven innocent. But as I stated before, I as an individual am not subject to the kind of burden of proof that the government is in order to imprison someone. Where there is smoke there is fire. And I have to say, you reap what you sow and Blake has been nothing but a loud mouth narcissistic jerk since showing up around here. He has been asked, counseled, advises and reasoned with by a number of very respected members of this site and has been a disrespectful cuss at every opportunity. I hope he goes to prison and we never have to read his vitriol again. Seeing the hurrendous filth that his brother spewed out over the past few days just confirms what everyone has felt for a long time. I believe I am a reasonable person, and really havent ever had a real problem with anyone on this site, but this creep has taken advantage of every opportunity to troll, berate, hate, swear and treat many members of this site like dirt. I spent an entire summer placing trailcams womdering if they would be stolen because he spent time in the area, because of that I never posted any of my pics. The fact that we have to go to those lengths to avoid a member of this site because he confessed to stealing cams, after he had been accused for a long long time. So Coach, I appreciate your level approach to this and have a lot of respect for you, but please understand why so many of us arent waiting for the years this will take to grind through the justice system. I know this isnt Christ like, but I hope this is a particularly miserable experience for him. I know this guy is, well not respectable, not a good guy, not an ethical person, not an ethical hunter. But all I ask is that before we rush to judgment, we know at the very least what he's been charged with, and what factual evidence we know. I like rumor mongering about the same level as I like poachers and thieves. Go back to page 25 and you can see exactly what his citations are for.

Wrong, only time there is a limit is migratory game birds

I'd be willing to bet that if the AZGFD write any citations that can result in a license revocation BC777 is headed towards a fairly expensive outcome. Lets say he pleads not guilty, gets a lawyer and beats the citations the commission can still hit him with the civil penalty which is a mandatory $8000.

I'm going to buy another point for wy antelope this year and that will put me at 11, but there are plenty of quality hunts in this state on easy to draw tags or leftover tags for that matter IMO.

Last year 7 points was 20% 8 points was 50% 9 points was 100% 10 points was 100%

UCLA will take the cats out probably in 2 games, ASU should make it to world series but will not win the championship, so in the end ASU fans will say well at least we made it there and U of A fans will get to counter with at least we kicked your a$$ at ASU to take the weekend.

Arizona's only 2 native sportfish are both listed as threatened.

If you want to fish Knoll Lake this year the water is way off the ramp.

E-mail Amber Munig and ask her what it would take to get the report.

less than 1% according to handout. So lets say .5%. that means about 500 elk tags, 1000 dear tags, 20 antelope tags, etc (let me know if my math is wrong) First off let me say I'm totaling against any tag grab effort out there, with that being said the best I can tell the total number of draw tags is around 113,963 so 1% of that would be about 1,139. I think the total number of elk was around 14,000 so even if you said 15,000 1% would be 150, deer around 49,000 so 1% would be 490 and antelope around 500 so 1% would be about 5 tags, I'll say it again though I think 1 more tag taken from the public is 1 to many.

4 homes reportedly on fire in blaze near Prescott Valley Poquito Valley, Antelope Meadows under mandatory evacuation The Viewpoint Fire started along Highway 89a in Prescott Valley Friday morning. The fire, driven by a sustained wind, headed north into the Poquito Valley area. (Les Stukenberg/Courier) The Daily Courier Originally Published: May 11, 2018 3:04 p.m. PRESCOTT VALLEY -- As a wildland fire near Prescott Valley rages on, the communities of Poquito Valley and Antelope Meadows are now under mandatory evacuation, and four homes reportedly have caught fire due to the blaze. One of the homes that has caught fire is reportedly on the 10000 block of N. Nicholas Heights Drive. A Code Red evacuation message was sent out to residents in the Viewpoint, Poquito Valley and Antelope Meadows neighborhoods Friday, May 11, as a wildland fire, driven by strong winds, ripped through the area. Fire crews from both Central Arizona Fire and Prescott Fire fought the blaze, which appears to have started near Highway 89A, northwest of Viewpoint, said Rick Chase, spokesman for Central Arizona Fire, and was moving toward homes. Multiple wildland fires are burning in Prescott Valley near State Route 89A and the Viewpoint subdivision. “I’d say it’s pretty big, not sure how many acres,” Chase said. “They’re trying to get ahead of it.” Incident commander Cougan Carothers requested a helicopter and air tankers from the U.S. Forest Service. A vehicle crash on Highway 89A near Viewpoint Road, during the fire, at about 11:30 a.m., required a Prescott Fire engine to respond from station 72, on Iron Springs Road, several miles away. A radio dispatch reported that some residents were calling 911 to say the fire was approaching their homes. By noon, Chase said, the fire was burning toward the Poquito Valley area. Carothers reported by radio that the fire had two distinct heads and was moving north at 10 to 15 miles an hour. He gave a rough estimate of the fire’s size as “a few thousand acres” at 12:15 p.m. At 12:45 p.m., PVPD Sgt. Jason Kaufman said the Viewpoint subdivision north of Highway 89A, west of Viewpoint Drive and Poquito Valley north of Acre Way were under evacuation orders. A shelter for evacuees was set up at the Yavapai College campus in Prescott. The Code Red alert said that assistance was available at 928-771-3260, the number for the Sheriff’s Office. Thirty homes were reportedly threatened by the fire at about 12:45 p.m. By 12:54 p.m., the Prescott Hotshots had been assigned to the fire and a task force was on the way from Camp Verde as well. The concern was for structures to the north of the fire, which appeared to be in imminent danger. By 2 p.m., officials were beginning to move to prepare southeastern parts of Chino Valley for evacuation. Evacuations were implemented for Antelope Meadows, and officials released the Viewpoint area from evacuation orders. Fire officials asked Sheriff’s deputies to close Perkinsville Road at 2:15 p.m. Sign in to favorite this Discuss Comment More like this story Verde Valley fire crews headed to California UPDATE: Yarnell Hill fire still at zero containment Verde wildland fires start Wildland Fire closes Interstate-17

The volunteers are using the G&F trucks pulling a trailer with water tanks on them.

I'm pretty sure that some of the volunteers are using G&F equipment to haul water.