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Jed will get ot done. He always does.

that'd make a sweet varmint rifle.

Mike, Prayers are with you and all my friends and family in the area. Thanks all for the updates.

Weather system on the way might spice things up a bit. Keep the faith.

Ok heres the problem. Bow is set up perfectly, tuned, arrows fly like lazers. As long as someone else is shooting it. For some reason when I shoot it it always hits to the left, perfectly in line vertically but always to the left. My buddy says my form is good... so what am I doing wrong?

right eye dominant. I want to find the problem in my form instead of changing my sight. It shoot perfect when my buddy shoots it so it has to be a hitch in my form. Im wondering if any of you had ever had something similar and how u overcame it.

Was thinking about this post and realized some stuff thats not that wierd to AZ hunters must seem strange to hunters from else where. Such as: Rocky Mtn Bighorns in the cactus. Desert Bighorn at the lake. Elk in the desert. Pronghorn in the pines. Mulies in the low country. Whitetails in the high country.

This is an interesting post... Over the years Ive seen antelope in a fight to the death, elk run full speed into ponderosa pines then get up and run off, 3 legged coyotes, javelinas having "relations" which made a herd of cattle run off by the way and people doing things best left for the bedroom. And remember this bit of advice: If your hunting near what used to be Childs, AZ along the Verde River and your buddy tells you theres gorgeous naked girls in the hot springs DO NOT believe him. Yes they are naked but they are not gorgeous and Im almost positive they were not girls. Enough said. But by far the most shocking thing Ive seen was a few years back while archery goat hunting in 19A. Skeeter and I watched two single engine planes bump eachother in mid air and crash into the ground. We were first to the scene, and I checked for survivors. There were none. (details way to graphic)

buck looks great.

Water is one of the reasons I left the Payson area 6 years ago. I sure hope someone figures out how to solve the water problem soon. I feel for you and all my friends and loved ones there.

Thanks to everyone... I got one.

Still looking for a decent used rangefinder.

Thanks Ill check it out, but Im hoping to find one local.

Thank God youre back. We've all missed you and your wisdom. Lark for President/2012

great pictures... you should have a good archery hunt. In picture 4 it looks like theres some sort of critter in the tree. i zoomed in but still couldnt tell.

I was fourteen. A fat 3x3 mulie. Unit 6a, just north of Strawberry where we lived.

best archery buck 103 3/8 gross (see archery page 6) best rifle buck 99 7/8 gross 4x6 not monsters but excellent memories.

AZ has a hunt here in the Willcox area. Bit of a haul from my place but thought it'd be an interesting hunt I just dont know anything about them or how they are hunted? Kinda sounds more like turkey hunting then waterfowl hunting...

Just fishing for opinions on Slick trick, Wac'em, Sonic or Phat Head broadheads....

Ahh tractor tires... I remember as a child in Phoenix probably around '76 or '77, my buddies and I, drug a tractor tire to the top of Shadow Mountain (just north of Sweetwater Rd. and 24th st) this is no small feat and took the better part of the day. But how awesome it was to watch it roll/bounce all the way to the bottom. Try and do that with your PS2 and Wii's.

Thanks Scottyboy, those must have been magnificient times....

Have a good one Tim!

My hunch is that now that G&F is mostly run by greenies and vegans they dont understand the importance of draw results to the hunting community and they'll get them out when they get around to it. Some time just prior to August 14th.

thanks for posting Bill. Love those old photos. I can only imagine what Aguila was like back then. Im guessing not much has changed.

I knew it wouldnt take long for the incompetence and corruptness of this administration and the clowns in the house and senate who actually drive it to become evident. To bad it may cost us our country.