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Thats awesome!!! Brian
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My ten year old grand nephew got his first one a little after seven this morning. 20 yards with a 20 gauge. Brian
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Wish I was back in 29 again! Brian
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Arizona Bill Would Ban Mountain Lion, Bobcat Hunting
standman replied to 87lc's topic in Mountain Lion
Its being posted on Facebook by groups and people directly involved with the fight. Like I said, I hope its true -
Arizona Bill Would Ban Mountain Lion, Bobcat Hunting
standman replied to 87lc's topic in Mountain Lion
Hopefully this statement is true..... Wild Cat Protectors - A statement from Kitty Block, Acting President & CEO for The Humane Society of the United States: Facing an increasingly competitive state and national landscape, we are suspending efforts on our citizens initiative to ban trophy hunting of wild cats in Arizona. This difficult decision is the result of a perfect storm of local obstacles and emerging national issues and does not reflect Arizona voters enthusiasm for this proposal to ban inhumane trophy hunting practices. We are so very grateful to the hundreds of volunteers who collected tens of thousands of signatures and to our coalition partners that joined The HSUS in this effort. I can only imagine how disappointing this news must be for you, and I am sorry. HB2244 and HB2404, which were passed last year by the Arizona legislature has have had a detrimental and chilling effect on grassroots initiatives like ours making volunteer gathering more difficult due to the onerous strict compliance standard and causing paid petitioners too costly to hire. This burden is compounded by national issues that currently demand our attention. There are increasing challenges facing wild animals at the federal level, and key government agencies have become ever more complicit in the wanton killing of wildlife by trophy hunters and others. This dramatic urgency at the federal level makes a more concentrated effort on national legislative and litigation strategies essential. We also believe that those approaches will hold much greater promise for the protection of wildlife in the immediate future. The record backs this up. In recent years, humane advocates have restored protections for gray wolves under the Endangered Species Act; successfully fought against attempts by Congress to remove those protections; defeated multiple attempts to increase trophy hunting of bears, bobcats, and mountain lions; and fought the imports of African lion and elephant trophies by American trophy hunters. With partners at the national and regional level, well do still more. We must, and are, currently increasing resources on that front. Were disappointed in this outcome, but we look forward to rejoining this and other battles in the state in the future. Together, weve built a grassroots movement for wildlife, a movement that is strong, dedicated, and well-organized. Well continue to advocate for animals and redouble our efforts to introduce necessary reforms at the Arizona Game and Fish Department, too often the creature of special interests including trophy hunters and trappers. And well continue to raise awareness about the cruelty of trophy hunting and trapping and build public support for future reforms. Kellye Pinkleton, director of the initiative, said, We have been truly overwhelmed with the support the campaign has received in the state and around the nation. Our incredible volunteers and coalition partners have done a remarkable job of educating communities throughout Arizona, from Maricopa County to Yavapai County to Navajo County. These citizen educators have shared the cruelty inflicted upon mountain lions and bobcats through trophy hunting and trapping with a broader pubic. We thank all of our wild cat protectors for their selfless dedication to protecting Arizonas wildlife and their dedication to stopping the senseless killing of Arizonas wild cats. It is clear that the growing grassroots movement our supporters have helped build is not going away. -
Looks like the list is removed from their page and maybe they will be correcting it. Bria
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They sent out NUMEROUS email saying it had been changed. So if you applied online, you had to leave an email address, meaning you got the update. There was also a check box on the application that YOU HAD TO CHECK to proceed stating you were aware the update deadline had been changed to 3/1. There are also updated regs on the AZGFD site. Anyone who complains has no one to fault but themself. It was also discussed on her ad nausaem. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/77718-just-how-much-do-you-trust-your-bankfinancial-institution/page-3?hl=deadline Not so sure about the numerous emails part...i applied online and never received a single email. Im cool with it, i knew when the update date was so no issues, but if i didnt get an email Im sure a lot of others didnt either. I received four different emails. So did I. Brian
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Im going crappie fishing!!!!! Brian
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Boooooooo!!!!!!âšī¸đĸđ¤ Brian
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ATA FUR SALE. March 10th. Check in starts at 8 am. Sale and seminars start at 9 am. April Howard from the Arizona Game and Fish Department will be on site to issue CITES tags. The ATA fur sale will be held the same place as last year at 9025 Arroyo Tr Flagstaff, AZ 86004. At least two buyers have said they will be there! Dennis with Globe Hide and Fur and Eric Hansell with Montana Fur Traders. We will also have a Free Lunch like we had at the Summer Convention! And we will have two trapping presentations. One by Mercer Lawing of Camtrip Cages and www.cagingbobcats.com and one by Lance Crowther of Timberland Fur Harvesters. Take a number by signing in when you arrive and in turn you'll personally bring your furs before the buyers to discuss prices.
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Yesterdays bobcat!! Brian
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I sent these furs I trapped this season to Moyles Mink tannery. Got them back today. Turned out awesome! Have them on stretchers to put some shape back into them.
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This year I only two coyotes and $50 each for them. My cats averaged $475. Brian
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There is no percentage taken out for selling furs. What money you get is all yours. Brian
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Oops double post.
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Where are you located? Brian
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I buy the annual permit. Way worth it even if I somehow dont go enough to cover permit. The convenience of not having to stop and wait in line is well worth it. Brian
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Ill go to SC all day everyday!!!đđ Brian
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Gives hands on training a new meaning.
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Adot closed the roads to big lake. Not sure about any of the back ways in. Last week sunrise I heard had partial ice but no sure about now
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They took a knee on the extra point
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I always thought march madness was the crappie bite Always!!!!!!!!
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Everyone just needs to be an Alabama football fan. Everyone would get along and not piss and moan. đđđ I cant believe I read this whole thread. Its basketball. Who cares. đđđ Brian
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18.7% Thank you
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How about 3A Archery goat 13 points? Thanks Brian