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I wonder where Jan Brewer will stand on HB2072. Her new Book " Scorpions for Breakfast", is about her fight against "Special Interests"! IS HB2072 NOT A SPECIAL INTEREST????

I also sent Gilstrap a nice email.

I just sent an email to the Govenors office. Probably won't do any good, but at least I let them know how we feel about HB2072.

After the initial uproar of HB2072, ASFW knew fully how Arizona sportsman felt about it. This just shows that ASFW does not care about Arizona Sportsman, as ASFW has shown its true colors. Selfish Greed hiding behind the name of wildlife conservation.

Nice! You need to send that picture to Obama!

lol. That is hilarious!

Wow. Look a all that awesome color! Very Nice!

Yep. Me too I guess. I might have to hitchhike to my hunting unit.

Very true. Might be lucky if I can afford a BB Gun, if gas gets out of control. Chalk another one up for Obama and his band of idiots.

I have been kicking around the idea of purcashing a Marlin 338 MX Lever action. It shoots a 200 grain bullet with ballistics slightly less than a 30-06 shooting 180 grains. With all the high powered long range setups being so popular, I wanted to go in the opposite direction. It wil be the Marlin or a Winchester .264 Mag. Always wanted one!

Very nice buck. I like those big gnarly horned bucks!

Maybe if the person that wrote that saw a pack of Wolves tear apart and eat their family pets, they might change their outlook, on what a magnificent animal the wolf is not.

Sorry Doug, I didn't notice your reply until now. No. That burning vehicle was one of those little Suzuki Samurai's I think. As I drove by slowly, I could feel a blast of heat and was hoping it wouldn't melt anything on my rv trailer.

Arrived back in Tucson on Saturday. Friday, as I was passing thru Las Vegas, I saw this on the Interstate. I took that as an omen not to stop in sin city. LOL

That was awesome!

I used to hunt 37B alot during late archery season years ago. Oddly enough, the biggest Muley I have ever seen in Arizona was right in the foothills of Black Mountain. I took off my shoes to put a silent stalk on him, and I stepped right on a Cholla Pod. Ended my hunt for that day. I have never seen a live whitetail in 37B, but I did find a shed. That was approx 25 years ago. I haven't been in there in quite awhile.

Coues deer have meat on them? When it comes to a big ole mule deer, I bone em out and put it in a pack. Coues are so small I just throw it over my shoulder and carry it out.

Exactly right! I bet they could get rid of 20% of the work force and still get the job done. Trim the fat!

Yes Sir. Not enough water, and too much predation. Not a good recipe for increasing wildlife numbers. A few good years of winter/spring rains would be a blessing.

Those are some big pigs. Last time I saw really big ones,was down by Wilcox in the agricultural areas..Some real monsters

I think al the photos are awesome. No reason to thin that herd!

I'll keep my eye on Craiglsit, however, they don't allow any advertising for firearm related items?

I just got this email from Gilstrap at AZSFW. Have you all seen it This is just the first paragraph.... Some of our members recently expressed concern with some proposed legislation, HB 2072. However, AZSFWC did not sponsor HB 2072, nor introduce HB 2072. We did hear an overview of the bill at our December Board meeting, and the Board voted to support the concept. We viewed the benefits as presented for sportsmen and women, youth, access and wildlife, not to mention Arizona's economy, as very positive.

My best fishing has always been at San Carlos. I fish fron shore (no boat), soI have to be there at the right time when they are shallow. I have not been back since they had the gang scare years back.

I shot one down there in 2006 when they had the javelina hunt the same time as deer season. Take Middlemarch road in from the Tombstone side. Then take a left on the forest road that runs along the western side of the Dragoons. Hunt the flats and rolling hills along the washes and you should find some. I don't remember the forest road number, but you can't miss it.