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Wow, that's awesome!! Nice to find such a fresh shed! Amanda

Awesome! It's great when a plan works so well! Amanda

Cool photos! Amanda

Awesome! I really would like to get some pics of a bear like that. Amanda

I hope she gets through this ok. Let us know. Amanda

Hope you have a great birthday Ted! Amanda PS, I got those shirts in that you wanted. I emailed awhile back about them, but haven't heard anything from you. Just wanted to make sure you got my email that they are available.

Haven't written it up yet. I just got home last night and it will take me awhile to get something done. Hopefully in the next week or so I will get it up. Amanda

mine were strongly sealed

If you just search for the unit number, you will get this error msg: The error returned was: One or all of your search keywords were below 4 characters or you searched for words which are not allowed, such as 'html', 'img', etc, please go back and increase the length of these search keywords or choose different keywords. Unfortunately the search has to be for something with more than 4 characters. So if you do a search for "6A" then nothing will show. I don't know a way around that, except if you remember something else about a post, you can type in that phrase (like Riley turkey or backpack deer hunt). But if you are searching for posts that you haven't read before, you can't really come up with a good phrase. If I get a chance, I will check with tech support and see if I can change a setting to allow for searching that are using words less than 4 characters long. Some tips for using the search function. Advanced Usage Help Use Means apple banana Find posts that contain at least one of these words +apple +juice Find posts with both words +apple -juice Find posts with 'apple' but not 'juice' apple* Find posts with 'apple' and/or 'applesauce' "Some Words" Find posts with the phrase 'some words of wisdom', 'some words' but not 'some noise words'

Gorgeous bird Brittany!!! Great job! Amanda

Sitting for so long in that cold weather sure can make you shiver!!! Tough to not make movements when you are freezing! Congratulations on the bird! It's great you were able to watch them strutting. I love that! Amanda

I don't know how taxidermists like it skinned, but it sure seems to me you can skin it and just give the taxi the hide and keep the meat to eat. We skinned a few birds last week in NM. I was hoping a taxidermist would come on here and say the "proper" way to do it. here are 2 pics of a skinned out turkey (Kathy Greene was the shooter and it's her first turkey): Amanda

Just a tip....you can copy the CD contents for the topo maps to your harddrive then you don't need to use the CDs. Sounds like you might want to do that before he chews another one! Amanda

Nice pics and congratulations! Amanda

Awesome! You did a great job! Amanda

here is the flyer oak_flat_bowhunters.pdf

Way to go boys!! Thanks for sharing your hunt with us! Amanda

Awesome job Riley!!! Amanda

I have seen lots of lions (15+?), but I think I have only glassed up three of them. Two were taking a nap together. here are some digiscoped pics. Most of the lions were seen while driving on San Carlos. One was a group of four lions (I think a mother and 2 sets of young) that I watched for awhile but didn't have a camera and no tag. Some were seen from the air while doing aerial surveys. And the most recent sighting was the one I walked up on in a trap on San Carlos.

Outstanding!! I am heading to NM tomorrow for a turkey hunt! That's a great pic to get me pumped for the hunt! Congratulations Michael! Amanda

I know several of you have helped with this in the past. This is coming up this SAT. Hope some of you can make it! See press release below for more details. Amanda CLEAN-UP PROJECT SET FOR REDINGTON PASS Multiple Partners to Participate TUCSON, AZ (February 26, 2009) – The Coronado National Forest, along with valued partners, will conduct a project to clean up litter along Redington Pass Road east of Tucson in the Rincon Mountains on Saturday April 11, from 7 am to 12 pm, at milepost 6.5, along the Redington Road. “We certainly appreciate the assistance of our partners and the public with these cleanup projects,” said Stan Helin, Santa Catalina District Ranger. “It exemplifies how much people care about their public lands, and are willing to pitch in and volunteer to make them more enjoyable for all.” Participating organizations include the Arizona Game and Fish Department, Tucson Rod and Gun Club, Tucson Off-Roaders, and the U.S. Air Force/Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Those wishing to volunteer should contact the Coronado National Forest’s Rachael Holt at (520) 749-7715 office, or (520) 260-8003 cell. Participants are advised to dress for outdoor activity, wear sturdy shoes, and bring sunscreen and drinking water.

Wow, that thing is gorgeous! But it sure looks deadly as well! Amanda

Got women's Danner pronghorns? If so, what is the cost on those? Amanda PS for those wondering about this...RossOutdoors isn't officially an annual sponsor, but they did just donate $100 in gift certificates to the recent Coues Buck Contest. Therefore I am allowing some advertising like this. I really hope that whenever possible, you all support those that support this website! Thanks! I do try and keep advertising to a minimum in the forum.

Thanks for the update Doug. Amanda

Yes, great picture for a great memory! congratulations! Amanda