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Great set, I have the same deal, love those. I hate packing them though. Too heavy

Yep its that time, we have raised beds as well, 3 about 8x5. Also did some work on the chicken house since I lost my birds to yotes last year including a 35 lb turkey. Cant wait to get back to fresh eggs. We usually do lettuce, tomatoes, squash, peppers, potatoes up north, herbs of all kinds. Really leaning on getting a few pigs this year and we get rabits from our neighbor every ounce in a while. The garden in Heber just goes nuts, going to have to expand up there this year, Last year there were several trips up where I just brought protein and had all the fixins from the garden, Potatoes do really well up there. Anyone ever do some corn?

Did he just call us gents? Man , Yuma, so big horn and lizards near by. Your like as far a drive from az hunting as you can get. Lol welcome and enjoy. Lots of help here on coues so dig in and throw your hunting thoughts out, never know when someone will throw you a spot or some hands on help.

OK really annoying, I clicked for about 20 minutes and can't get pricing for airtime so basically it sucks. Why do these companies have to be so greedy, looks like tax code. 600.00 bucks up front and airtime and text and data charges , better off just getting a sat phone

Good javi hunting starts at noon

9,10,8 pics will be zero odds, guessing the 5a,5bs pics are in the 15 percent draw odd range. What does flatlanders calculator say?

All in, ouch. I need to quit doing all our licenses at the same time as elk draw. Lol painful. Going all in for unit 10 HD hunt,,, not!!!!

Nice work bill digging up some facts, great to see that and not a bunch if opinions.

My whole family went through FAST-AZ They are very good and they do every aspect so you leave only needing a cashiers check and stamps. We shot at Ben Avery and did the class at cabelas. Highly recommend anyone carrying to take a good all day course, I learned a lot on the laws in az and other states. Even some I though I was good on and I was completely wrong. My wife just sent her packet in, my son, dad, mom, sister all went through. If you think you can handle yourself and a firearm well take this course with simulated real world scenario and you learn real quick you are not as solid as you think.

That's really nice great work

In gun safe or hanging on a hook in that cave

Nice work, not much better than a good partner, hunting or not.

Wow, this is really bad. Jay Scott has already done podcasts on this and other outfitters are telling clients all about the fees scuing hunt decisions. Man I feel bad for these guys who hunt up there. What a mess. I think I'm going to just stop even looking at this until it is settled down. Hard not to say this looks like an outfitters influence on the leasee and some greed.

OK how about almost zero prep on a good slab of concrete just setting the tile in a brick lay pattern and no grouting. Approx 800 sq ft I am thinking 18 in tile or saltillo?? Pm if needed. I used to do tile for a living as well. I may even have it layed out with chalk lines as well. I will have all materials staged and ready on site.

Got it, again welcome. Maybe see you this year in Kansas.

What's the going rate per foot these days? Install only and minor prep? I may be in the market as well

If you are starting from zero I would say go for a high draw odds late archery and hook up with one of us locals who don't draw to help you out. You will get a feel for az and some of the country. Latest jay Scott podcasts are all about az draw as well but not much about late archery. Welcome and good luck. If you don't mind I would like to talk offline about western Kansas deer hunt info sometime.

Anyone have a scout rifle with the optic mounted forward? Looking for opinions or maybe shooting one?

I just thought of something, out here there is this kinda new deal with Facebook called swip swap or something , you can get on and post that for the local area meaning wickenburg, Wittmann, surprise. A lot more visibility there. Just say its your long lost brother your looking for.

4th grade we had all the 4 the graders together in the library for the launch. I remember very well, they let us watch for an hour or so before taking us out for an extended recess.

We have every right to hunt state land so I say me and a few buddies will start throwing some wild coyote hunting parties on said locked up state land the ranch lays claim to and locks up. I'll call randy Newburg and we can go in via helicopter with lots if noise making items and hunt yotes for a couple weeks.

Still is not right for private ranch to buy every other or less PC of land and leave the checker board in between owned by the state and yet lay claim to the state land. Big loop hole, just like the government operates. So I guess from the sob story the ranch is losing money and they need us to bring hot meals to keep them fed? Buy the land and have good ethics or use the loop holes and hide behind them. I'm not buying this sad story.

Camera land will have them in stock for 2499.00 from what I hear. Looks like a winner to me.

Nice job worth the effort.

So who is keeping eye on this grand canyon watershed monument deal??? Our local representatives are speaking out against it which is good. This could really affect hunting north and south of the big ditch? Some 1.7 million acres along the Colorado river is what is up in the air and the president has the authority to pen this one in as many other presidents have done in the past in other areas of the country. (Quotes from news story) Arizona has the most national monuments in the U.S. with 18. “The real intentions of these shortsighted, self-interest groups are clear: They want this designation to prevent energy development, timber harvesting, grazing, mining and different types of recreation on this massive swath of land,” Gosar said in a statement last week on the proposed Grand Canyon watershed protection. Gosar and Rep. Trent Franks, R-Glendale, were two of 25 representatives who wrote Obama last week asking him not to designate the watershed a national monument. “Arizona is blessed with some of the most beautiful and unique landscapes on Earth,” the letter said. “For generations, Arizonans have enjoyed responsible, multiple-use recreation on these public lands, and have been active participants in conserving this amazing public resource.”