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Agree, a tasty tasty petting zoo.

They are not taking over. The runners are very good for transplanting at this time of year. Thus the offer. I don't need to do it, but if a member wants some they may have some. It's actually a time sink for me. Doesn't help me in any way. One member just picked some up. Nearly all of mine I've transplanted from an original source on my property. I now have over 900 to 1,000 linear feet of blackberry bushes. Best fresh blackberries that ripen the second week in May. So, if someone would like to grow some, they take a lot of water, I will give them some. Just get a hold of me, bring a shovel and the work begins, but the reward is sweet!

That’s super gay. Anybody that thinks you should get in trouble for shooting with your foot in the road is gay as well.

This was the place that got me started with western big game hunting and online hunting forums. I had dropped off of CWT for awhile as AZ became a 'build points and wait' state for me as I spent more time in CO/WY, which were also a bit more accessible to me for where I was living. I'm aching to get back and hunt AZ again and I've always enjoyed reading along with hunts and successes that other members have had. I fully believe that CWT is still one of, if not the best forum in terms of practical knowledge, helpful folks and general camaraderie. Lots has happened in the last 10 almost 11 years since I became a member-- moved three times, had three kids, left active duty for the guard, spent 8 wild years in LE, changed careers again, broke my back, hunted TX, OK, CO, WY, UT, AK, and finally we have settled in western PA on 25 acres of our own and have been able to harvest a buck and turkey here in our first year of owning it! Just wanted to drop by and say hello again to the team here at CWT!

Turkey, buck, backyard!

I'd rather shove bamboo shoots under my fingernails. That "hunt" is such cluster.

Gotta be more to it.

I meant on House Rock and Raymond. If you draw the Kaibab, you just need patience and a lot of luck. Lol

Weatherby Orion 20 ga, 30” barrels, 5 chokes. Awesome condition. $950

They have been catching them for decades they just haven't been prosecuting. See jed Larsen not knowing the boundary for the rez. Or john mcclendon's client shooting that velvet bull in the main office at g&f in someone's yard.

Do you know how many assholes now live in this state ?? Especially the Phx metro area. Explaines alot

Boned, if you ask me. What a terrible revocation. Maybe there is more to it. 🤷

sold all my milspec triggers

2 boxes 30-06 HSM Trophy Gold 168g Berger HPBT 1 box 30-06 Barnes VOR-TX 168g TSX BT 1 box 6.5 Creedmoor Barnes VOR-TX LR 127g $30 per East Mesa Steven 480-738-6six79

Anyone on here or know anyone looking for a job? I have a general maintenance position open looking to fill asap at a shopping center in Scottsdale. If anyone is interested or know someone let me know. Thanks

That Debaca case was very odd.

This sh!t is hilarious to me. These “guides” are finally getting caught and something actually happening with charges. I’ve seen plenty of BS from “very reputable “ outfitters as recently as last September. I’m dam sure not sad when they finally get caught.

Wow. I’ve shot a pile of critters from a road. Musta been county maintained or something? I’d have to brush up on my AZ regs again I guess! We can legally shoot from the road here in ND. Seems like a petty offense to take away a license for 5 years?!?

You’ve never shot a deer from a road? Never? Not once?

These "highly successful guides or hunters" either pled guilty or were found guilty by a court of law. You don't end up in front of the commission any other way.

Yeah, sounds like he got screwed.

Koury had his license revoked for 5 yrs. Not sure about the others.

Had a good December hunt! After a couple years of tag soup we were overdue. Between work, travel, and family schedules our time was pretty limited to get out. Had a few good days with some good bucks spotted that didn’t present any shot opportunities and the warm weather didn’t help. These two had read the script and showed up at first light exactly where we had hoped to find deer. After we figured out our play and were moving closer, the herd of at least 12-15 topped out and moved onto the next ridge. Sneaking to the top to begin searching for the bucks, the herd had really spread out and all we could find were does everywhere. Finally spotted one of the bucks way down low and started setting up for the 260yd shot. My buddy spotted the other buck and we decided which one looked better and presented the best shot. Boom…dropped right there. The second buck didn’t even move after the shot and gave us time to get set up for another shot. Boom…dropped right there within about 25 yards of each other. Radioed our friends who had been helping spot for us to bring the packs and knives! They even brought a couple of cold brews from the truck to help celebrate. Nice having a youngster in the group with a strong back to help pack out too! The two of us have been hunting together for over 10 years and have had some great times and quite a few misses and servings of tag soup. First time we’ve ever even had a chance for a double together so it was really special.

A little farther south. He was swole 20260111_080512.mp4

Man i need to look through a pair of these!