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All of my CWT shirts have holes or blood stains on em', so I will be one of the odd balls I look forward to seein' you all there though! JIM> I can bring you some new ones if you like. I just got a new shipment in of those longsleeves so I have all colors and sizes available. I have some L and XL in the car already, so I will bring them and if you want one, just let me know that night. It will save on shipping. Amanda PS nice to know you guys are wearing them enough to get holes and blood on them!

See you all Saturday!! Amanda

Nice finds!! And nice avatar! Amanda

+1 As John said, the bill passed the Senate today, so next up is the House. If you are interested in seeing the bill pass, please contact your represenatives from the house and let them know you want them to support the bill. And if you contacted your Senators about supporting the bill, it's always a nice thing to send them a thank you for voting the way you requested. To find your representative: http://azleg.gov/alisStaticPages/HowToContactMember.asp Amanda

Yes!! If they are crappie I would take them as a partial downpayment!! I love crappie! Amanda

Wow, based on the response in this thread, I would say yes, I would be interested in taking a fishing sponsor. Have him contact me soon. amanda@coueswhitetail.com or 928-200-0544. Awesome pics and looks like some great fishing! Amanda

Would you sign mine if I mailed it to you? Amanda

Nice digiscoped pics there TJ!! And congrats on the fish and family fun!! Love the pics of the fish with the CW.com sticker! Amanda

LOL! dot for short, that's funny. She is chewing on some coues antlers today, so she is fitting right in. And yes, they were ones I gave the dogs to chew on. Amanda

yes, I believe so

Happy Birthday Buddy!!! Amanda

Congratulations!! August will be here in no time! Amanda

Tikka is a really pretty name. And I love chicken tikka masala But if we use it, we will just say it's after the rifle... Amanda

She just got a bath. Wow, is she pretty. She will take a week to fully dry though since her coat is so thick!

Wow, impressive video! Amanda

cool link, thanks! She was already fascinated by one of my coues deer mounts! Maybe she loves coues too! Amanda

Stolen out of your car in your driveway? Wow, that's a bummer.... Amanda

Congratulations Mike! Amanda

You better go out and get some good closeup video of him so we can see it better Amanda

Unit 37B - North 96 Hills Water Development Project – Volunteers Needed The Arizona Game and Fish Department is requesting your assistance to help build a wildlife water catchment on the weekend of March 12-14th. We will be constructing a new water development in the 96 Hills in Game Management Unit 37B for wildlife, and we would greatly appreciate your help. We will be camping out close to the project site on Friday and Saturday nights (March 12th and 13th). Assistance would be greatly appreciated on Friday and/or Saturday if possible, even if you can only help for a day. Dinner will be provided on Saturday night for those who would like to relax around the campfire after a hard days work. Children are welcome. What to bring: Hat, sunscreen, gloves, water and food (except for Saturday night) and a cordless drill if possible. Directions: Maps attached. From Tucson - Take Oracle Rd (Hwy 77) north to Oracle Jct. Go Left (west) on Hwy 79 toward Florence. Turn Right (east) at MP 119 on the 96 Ranch Rd. Drive east approximately 2.7 miles then turn left (north) and go approximately 2.2 miles until the road spits again. Take the right (east) fork and follow the signs from here. From Phoenix – Take Highway 60 east to Florence Junction. Go south on Highway 79 and go through the town of Florence like you are heading toward Tucson. Turn left (east) at MP 119 on the 96 Ranch Rd. Drive east approximately 2.7 miles then turn left (north) and go approximately 2.2 miles until the road spits again. Take the right (east) fork and follow the signs from here. Contact: If you are interested in helping out, please contact Ben Brochu at (520) 229-3222 or bbrochu@azgfd.gov for more information. Please RSVP if possible so I know how many people to cook for – Thanks.

It was a fun project. I wasn't able to get there until Sat night, and most of the work was done by then. But at least I got to meet some CW.com'ers and some other folks. Thanks to Ben Brochu for his always generous feeding of the volunteers with his excellent chicken tortilla soup and wonderful breakfast burritos in the morning! This project was the 3rd of 7 planned water projects in 37B. Ben has been working hard to make sure there is a good distribution of water in some very good deer habitat. I am sure there will be opportunities in the future for those of you who want to help on other water project. It's a great way to help wildlife and get out and enjoy some time with others who share your passion. here is a fun sticker sighting at the project! That's the water buffalo that is used to haul some water. this project has some different features than the other water projects Ben did last year. This one was designed with a small dam in the drainage feeding into the area. The water is collected there and then fed into a pipe which connects to a concrete box that is used to help settle sediment out of the water before it goes into the main tanks which are underground. There is also the standard tin covering over the tanks that catches rainfall and that is fed down into the tanks. Then the entire system is setup to put water into the wildlife drinker. dam in the creek: box to catch the dirt: tin over the tanks: drinker getting filled. the water flows out of the drinker and into the underground tanks so they are getting filled also: Some of my friends came out to the project too. My friend Bonnie brought her young daughter Annie who wanted to go jackrabbit hunting. So we all went out in the desert around the project area and although we saw a couple, we didn't come home with any. Annie attended one of the AGFD jackrabbit camps and shot many jackrabbits and they enjoyed eating them, so she is on fire to get more. It was a pleasure hunting with her. Some pics: Bonnie and Annie at the project: Annie hunting:

Congrats to Chris Denham, Randy Phillips, and Duwane Adams! How cool that each of those three are sponsors here on CouesWhitetail.com Wish I had seen the shows! Amanda

McMillan is a sponsor of CouesWhitetail.com and donated a stock to our Coues Buck Contest. Check out their stocks, you will love them!! http://www.mcmillanusa.com/?source=Coues

I love Creamsicles!! Thanks for sharing your awesome photos Doug!! You capture some great patterns in the snow!! Amanda

That's cool!!! Amanda