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Osage wood for Yaqui bows

Welcome aboard, Richard. Look around the forum and post away. Hope to get with you soon on traditional bow making. Do you give pointers on napping as well?

I've become acquainted with an instructor among the Maricopa's whom teaches traditional skills including hunting. He's in search of a deer cape Mule or Coues with head and forearms and eventually a pronghorn as well. Anyone have one you're willing to donate or any leads such as taxidermists or azgfd? Please welcome Maricopa Teacher to the forum...

Hey Adicted, you been working out?

Easy one...more interesting to see who doesn't recognize this view.

I heard back from the plane's owner last night. He said there's nothing new to report. I also visited the White Mountain Apache website and nothing new there. From a newspaper interview last summer, tribal elders said suspected crash site areas were closed to searching. Turns out they were already closed due to fire hazards. So now it's spring and fire risk is low. How long will the tribe refuse to sell backcountry permits because there may be a plane wreckage?

Oops, sorry lol. I thought I posted the correct answer, Lefty got it . Bloody Basin Rd just past the FR44. From Hutches Ridge on Bloody Basin Rd. You can see Sunset Pt to Mingus Mtn to the west and this pick is looking East towards Strawberry..

Quarter won't buy you a cup of coffee.

Will always be Squaw Peak to me. Lol jk There was a procedure for renaming it which technically was not followed. I never ever heard of the other Squaw Peak

Maybe cuz there's more than one squaw peak? I was referring to the squaw peak in Maricopa County

You're killin me...no

Warmer. Blunt but noooo cigar

Noooo

Incorrect, good sir. Can't believe no one has got this. Wave almost all been here a thousand times

Nope sorry.. I'm way north of Squaw Peak. Look at my clues and triangulate, folks..

Negative, but can see Jerome. From this road

Great answer but no, is somewhere NW of Silly Mtn.

I haven't seen anything online. I just sent the pilot an email, we'll see what he has to say...

Bob My dad, passed a year ago today. It hurts but you'll get through it and remember the good times y'all had.

No tag for me, maybe I'll help others with filling their tag this fall. Until then I'll be hunting the yellow paydirt.

Hey good luck. I post this topic because as hunters we're constantly walking over top of good ground containing ore and gemstones. I highly recommend watching some videos on YouTube by Jeff Williams. He's highly entertaining and knowledgeable on finding and recovering the shiney yellow. Till then remember, gold rides an iron bike....

Yes and no. Used to use mylandmatters.org and BLM LS2000. But for really up to date info on claims you have to include county recorder records of which Maricopa isn't online (But they sure love your tax dollars). So.. You have to check with blm for actual claim and county. But if it's claimed it should be well marked on site. If you're wanting a claim, the county can tell you if it's paid for up to date.

Good day yesterday, found some nice pieces hiding in clay. Time to build a trommel.

Mad Hatters on Whiskey Row, Prescott

SPF If this makes you bitter, pm me and reconsider...(I can get more)