MogollonMan

Healy is outstanding. https://healyarms.com/

I respect you owning you how you feel, unlike that cowardly truth warrior.

What you do and don't appreciate is of ZERO concern to me. You did and do all you can to continue to draw attention to these cases. Your intent is quite clear. You are not a righteous truth warrior. I'm for 100% transparency here. I feel Mr. Debaca and Mr. Koury (to a lesser extent) got railroaded. I would love to see the wardens, commission, and courts held accountable for their abuse of power in these and many other cases. Unfortunately, I don't believe that will happen. If that is having an "axe to grind", I absolutely do have an axe to grind. I've made my position and feelings very clear. Maybe sack up and do the same?

The biggest difference between guys like you, Trouble Sh00ter, members of the commission, and a lot of these guides is the fine line of hypocrisy. I'd bet a month’s pay that every one of us who have hunter more than a few season have unintentionally and unknowingly (as I believe was the case with both guides discussed here) committed as egregious of violations. Most of them would probably warrant a warning, small fine, or assigned education. But the commission, and you keyboard jurors, feeling max penalties and 5 year revocations are appropriate for these individuals is disgusting and abuse of power on the part of the commission.

I think you and Trouble Sh00ter ought to just come out and own the facts that you have major beef with any successful guide or outfitter, and are desperate to disparage them in any way. Facts and common sense seem irrelevant. We now have multiple threads about these recent cases that you two have started and nursed incessantly. Seems to me like little man jealousy syndrome.

If you apply on the same app, you will both fall under the non-resident cap. You would be handicapping him severely by putting in on the same application.

This is exactly what happened.

Man, you are the one who has been on these guys since the beginning. Don't pretend you don't have a personal axe to grind and weren't rubbing one out as the revocations weren't being announced. These court hearings are as suspicious as the commission hearings. Debaca was a perfect example. Sounds like the actual offender got off with a slap on the wrist for throwing Debaca under the bus. What a joke! Both Debaca and Koury got screwed because of who they are more than what they did.

The guide is always going to be the bigger notch on the warden's belt.

It was clear that anything said by either party or attorney was irrelevant. The outcome had been predetermined. I found it extremely interesting that Mr. Koury's attorney cited precedence of a seemingly more egregious violation of the same law where the guilty party was assigned education but no suspension. My main takeaways. The commission members are biased know-it-alls who are reinventing laws on the fly, and if you have shown yourself to be a highly successful guide or hunter, they are going to seek out any opportunity to make an example of you. Don't waste your time or money on attorneys or even bother going to the commission meeting.

That is plenty of room. You just don’t want it touching and want to be able to get your caps on.

Watched the video. Interesting that the hunters came up with a new plan for day 2 to spread out more over the area the birds were moving through. Shouldn't the "guides" have come up with this plan before the hunters showed up, especially if not using decoys or blinds? Definitely did not see much service for the money. A morning of scouting could have gotten you everything the guides did for you on the first 2 days. Definitely a bumber situation.

Any site admins able to assist?

Over the holiday I mentioned this site to a friend looking to sell a rifle. I tried to help him set up an account but each time we tried, he received this message. The "Security Check" "Error for site owner" appears to be the problem. Anyone know how to get past this or what the problem is? We filled out all other fields multiple times.

My cards are now getting hit.

I have several apps for hunts that are 100% draws. No charges. Something seems off this time. My daughter-in-law is two points over the max points line for the javelina hunt she put in for. No charge for her. That tells me we need to hold tight.

They are giving them away at that price. I'd jump on it quick!

I agree with you. I was up north the opening week of the archery hunts and desperately wanted to go out and chase some elk (no tag). But I'd hate myself if I ended up blowing the stalk of someone in the position you described, I said this exact thing to my buddy. So we just drove some backroads and checked some spots with our ears (which sucked because we heard almost nothing). But we never let out a call or left the road. I figured it was a fair compromise.

WOW! Can't really prepare for that, other than get out of there.

If AZGFD sees an opportunity to jump on a name and damage a reputation, they will pounce. Truth, facts, and reason mean little.

Someone who has a Department of Agriculture processing license and licensed/stamped through AZGFD to process meat. NOT uncle Joe's kitchen. https://www.azgfd.com/hunting/hunt-draw-and-licenses/special-licenses-2/meat-processing-license/

Here are a few more things I have learned about AT&T iphone satellite text usage through my testing over the past couple of years. We did test the ability to use satellite texting from an iphone from inside a ground blind this past month during the archery season. Might just be the blind we used is thinner than others, but we were able to send and receive from inside the blind. Satellite texting is a bigger drain on your phone battery than normal texting. I always keep a backup battery pack/charger in my pack or bino harness, so it hasn't been an issues for me. I carry a small 10,000 mAh battery charger which will give my ipone two full charges. I can usually get a least 2 full days with the phone and battery pack, even with heavy phone and satellite usage. Areas tested (without cell service) by me other family and friends 27, 1, 24B, 12AW, 13B, 23, 40A, 40B, 45C, 33, 37A, 37B, 30A, 31, 29, San Carlos Res, White Mountain Apache Res, 3A, 3C, 4A, 4B, Areas in NM, UT, ID, CA, MT, NV, CO, TX.

No, included in the basic service.

Actually, I have sent satellite texts from both areas you mentioned (27 and the strip) as well as in the deep desert of sheep country, miles away from service. That is how satellite works (and I don't mean any insult here), it makes no difference if you are in the middle of Phoenix, Antartica, or Africa. If you can get a clear shot to the sky to link to a satellite in space, you are good to go. My guess is that guys aren't using it correctly. You do have to be connected to the satellite with your phone pointed at it to work (it tells you which direction to hold your phone after locating the nearest satellite). So if your phone is in your pocket, you won't receive messages. It doesn't work like traditional cell service. I've had InReach and sold mine once I thoroughly tested the satellite texting.

I've sent hundreds of satellite texts over the the past year and a half from all over the mountains, desert, etc. from my iphone. I have yet to have an issue sending or receiving.