Bison reduction project

[AZBIG10]

2 hours ago, HuntHarder said:

I just want some meat.  I have no need to shoot, if anyone gets lucky enough to get one, ill come up and help process/ pack it out.  

What are your plans in november?

[654321]

9 hours ago, bigorange said:

Results by May 17...let’s see if the NPS draw is more efficient than AZGFD. 😂

AZGFD is the ones doing the draw for them 😂

[AZBIG10]

Why not cut some of those grey wolves loose in the area? 

[CatfishKev]

I don't see why you wouldn't be allowed to keep the hide. It said you could keep up to one bison, not the meat of up to one bison.  

[10Turkeys]

Any mention of logistics? Who's going to be responsible for the hunters food, packers food. Where are they going to stay, ECT, ECT.

[654321]

3 minutes ago, 10Turkeys said:

Any mention of logistics? Who's going to be responsible for the hunters food, packers food. Where are they going to stay, ECT, ECT.

Individuals who are interested in applying to be volunteers can submit an application on the following website (www.azbisonstewards.com) beginning at 12 a.m. (Arizona time) on May 3 through 11:59 p.m. on May 4, 2021. Volunteers must:

• Be U.S. citizens 18 years of age or older with valid photo ID
• Have the ability to purchase and pass a background investigation and have no criminal or wildlife violations
• Self-certify a high level of physical fitness ability
• Have a firearm safety certification and pass a marksmanship proficiency test (3 of 5 shots in a 4-inch circle at 100 yards)
• Provide their own equipment, firearm, lodging, food and field dressing supplies. See firearm FAQs.
• Be available for the entirety of one of the assigned lethal removal operational periods. Individuals may not participate in more than one: Sept. 20-24, 2021; Sept. 27-Oct 1, 2021; Oct. 18-22, 2021; Oct. 25-29, 2021
• Meet all additional requirements listed on the NPS FAQ page and on the application (the application will be available at www.azbisonstewards.com when the application period opens).

[bigbuckfever]

I'm in.  The odds are about as good as getting hit by lightning (that's just a made up stat dustin so relax.  nyuk nyuk)  I hear bison is pretty yummy.

[lancetkenyon]

10 hours ago, yotebuster said:

6.5’s aren’t even legal bro.  

I figured my 6 Creed was plenty.  No need for OVERKILL.

[10Turkeys]

2 minutes ago, lancetkenyon said:

I figured my 6 Creed was plenty.  No need for OVERKILL.

My bud got his with a 25-06.

[lancetkenyon]

1 minute ago, 10Turkeys said:

My bud got his with a 25-06.

Good shot placement does the trick.

[10Turkeys]

41 minutes ago, lancetkenyon said:

Good shot placement does the trick.

That's what Uncle Jack used to say. My bud and a couple of his friends thought that the 25-06 was the best thing since sliced bread. I've had 3 of them and a .257 Roberts, never cared for a 25 caliber.

[wildwoody]

My wife killed hers on Avery Hurts cattle ranch below Lordsburg with a 270 remington, I'm sure some of you know Avery

[10Turkeys]

3 hours ago, wildwoody said:

My wife killed hers on Avery Hurts cattle ranch below Lordsburg with a 270 remington, I'm sure some of you know Avery

I know 3 that shot their Buffalo there. This is one of them, right off their website.

[stanley]

11 hours ago, lancetkenyon said:

I figured my 6 Creed was plenty.  No need for OVERKILL.

I keep seeing the hole in that pronghorn you shot last fall, Lance! 😂

[lancetkenyon]

1 hour ago, stanley said:

I keep seeing the hole in that pronghorn you shot last fall, Lance! 😂

You think I should step up to the 25SST?