CatfishKev

Got Bed Bugs could be a good one. They are in their prime of their own second coming!. Id be willing to bet a guy could make a killing if they specialized in bed bugs, I just don't wanna be that guy.

That could be a contender.

That's the problem, lots of people trying but don't know what they are doing..

I think I need trphyhntrs input on this one.

You guys are brutal! Although, being a legend sounds pretty nice...

Democrat destroyer is kind of riske! Also the name needs to work after i leave SV and move to Payson

Its already hard enough to id scat and animal tracks, cattle just makes me confuseder. They need to die!

So apparently raffle and governors tags cover multiple years?

Don't mind trphyhntr, he grows on you. Much like a goiter! He torqued me off a few times myself but at the end of the day he contributes and says some funny crap. Don't be scared to ask rookie questions either, thats why we are all here. I've asked many over the years and it has made me a way better hunter and fisherman. And i agree with you the one side of your buck does look whitetail, but the biggest factor in legality of a species between deer is gonna be the tail. At least in AZ. AZ does have hybrids, recently there was a huge whitetail killed by the Duwane Adams crew and it was a confirmed hybrid. Stick around and keep learning, lots of good dudes here that will help you when you need it.

Fair assumption, but when I started hunting AZ I literally had no experience. I didn't even know about 15s and tripods, let alone thermal currents. Whats crazy is i started with a bow when you could still kill a doe, and I still came home empty handed. I learned a lot through failure, I look back to my first few years and laugh. I don't regret it though, I learned so much the hard way and I feel it made me a better hunter.

Archery javelina is a great way to get experience as well. If you dont already know about thermal currents look it up. Understanding thermals will help you to keep the wind in your face.

Look up lots of old threads on glassing. And firt timer threads. Do you have a budget to work with? I highly recomend the tripod and a pair of 15s. There are budget options out there but id get the best you can afford. You can event rent optics for hunts.

They just did the Bison hunter clinic last Saturday. They did mention that they would be changing the hunt structures due to how the weather affected the hunts earlier. They also said that starting in September the park would start the trapping process with their corals. I believe they said the goal would be no more then 50 Head per year relocated. I'm glad I got a tag now. An already once in a lifetime tag is only going to get harder to draw.

I was seriously lost as well. I thought I must have missed a pertinent post. Turns out I didn't I guess.

Check out a rod iron shop.

Lifeproof makes a laminate now that is good for all areas including bathrooms. Its 2.99 a foot, looks good and the backer is already on it meaning you don't need underlayment. It can be had for as low as $2.30 I hear. Id recomend it if you have kids or pissy dogs. Color below I think was Watson oak?

Thought maybe that was the case. Spent my late teens and early adulthood constantly going to punk, metal and hardcore shows. Then I started having kids and that went out the window... How I miss those days. I Did see Rollins with Helmet and Sausage when they played in Philly. Anyways, since you mentioned it's your first deer hunt, do you know how to hunt Coues? Tripod, 12s or 15s etc?

Those powerlines look unsafe!

Head is better, depending on how you handle the meat in the field.

I didn't know that mud daubers did that. For a second I thought you were refering to a tarantula hawk.

Congrats on the tag. Henry Rollins fan by chance? Or does black flag have another meaning for you?

I would have no problem cutting the chain

I grabbed a mirror and checked it out. Theres definitely a dark ring. Is that normal?

Did someone say anus?

I love lighted knocks! I'm a bit trigger happy and I've waited til dark more then once to go back and collect arrows. I always run a track on my onxmaps when I'm bowhunting so I can retrace my steps.