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Wheel size would be a bigger concern for me over a possible front load option for me. I might be alone here.

Chimes in. Never done it. How long would it take? 10 hours in vacuum? Maybe 120 degrees for us vampires?

OTC tag? Or troll post? Serious question. Good advice available on this site. AZGFD where to hunt is a great starter. Not at all familiar with glass canyon, but I don’t name the fingers I’ve hiked and have kicked my butt. Great 3 point genetic that will produce a 140-160” deer in the areas I know, but not willing to give that up to just anyone.

Lol

Any groups or load data? Thank you in advance.

Seriously? Also, how do you fork over 30+k without due diligence as far as research these days. Not to diminish the OP’s suffering, but how?

Kaibab, I like the box above the damper. Additional radiant heat and the chance it will beat those sudden pressure changes. I was on a bull hunt in unit 8 in 2013 when we suddenly had smoke pouring out of the front of that same stove.

2nd bump for a good seller and a guy with a sense of humor.

I was hunting up high and saw two sets of tracks in the snow I could have swore were wolves. My family has been going to the area since the 40’s and I’ve never seen this many dogs. The 22-250 will be seeing some action this summer/spring.

If you like that, look up TwinzTv on YouTube. They take this to a whole new level. Just showed pops one of their bait bike pranks. He’s now trying to get beer out of his nose.

He’s still in the process of finding out. They collared 30 more animals and doesn’t have data yet, but did mention drought. I will say that I saw more coyotes in the areas I concentrated on than I ever have before. Way more. Officer was W. Lemmon, seemed like a good guy.

I spoke to the WM in unit 8 about the antelope. He said they have seen a major die off and he lost 7/7 collared animals in the unit this year. He also said fawn recruitment this year was almost non existent.

I was in a 12x20 Alaknak with a stove. One of the guys got a chest cold and I ran 2 Buddy heaters for a night to give his lungs a break. Not nearly as warm as burning oak in the stove and the amount of moisture on the walls in the morning was horrible.

I agree with a few things posted here. The world is changing and we owe it to our hunting community to police ourselves. Social media is now the norm. These “over the top” pictures of kills and piles of dogs are just fuel for the fire. These people that oppose us are uninformed yet highly opinionated. I don’t feel at all that discretion is “backing down” in the least. Just my 2 pennies.

Slept in an outfitter tent in unit 8 from Nov26-Dec13. Saw bucks go from pre -rut to full on chasing with swollen necks. Had hunters in camp that didn’t have enough sense to get out of the rain(figuratively). 1/2 on bulls, 1/3 on cow. Oh well...

Fluorite?

I need a safe space and/or a crying pod. That thing looks like it would give me PTSD.

Wow. I heard there was a long tooth species that came over the bridge... that is cool.

Highs in the 30’s for the first 3 days of the bull hunt. Should be interesting.

Agreed. I had to do some back tracking and google. It was actually Seligman and not Ashfork. Place was called the Roadkill Cafe.

I had a few meals at a place in Ashfork that had amazing fries and some decent mounts. Fish fry was legit too. Can’t for the life of me remember what the name of the place was.

Animals taste better if you kill while they are unaware of your presence. How close you get is your thing.

I want to tag in on this. I’ve gone through Valley Fever and two shoulder injuries in the last couple of years. Helping friends on hunts and this site have kept me slightly sane. Trust me, it’s the best I can hope for. Thank you all. Go Devils

I ran the fine dining restaurant at Casino AZ for 5 years. The money/medical/tuition reimbursement is a real benefit. The smoke is also real. Just walking the floor between bars for inventory meant that I woke up smelling like an ashtray, even after a shower. The restaurant was on separate ventilation and non-smoking. Maybe try applying for the supply/warehouse? Maintenance also makes decent coin. Trucks are running between both properties on a regular basis all day long.

I glanced up a hen turkey in unit 9 once... it was nose to nose with my sleeping, snoring brother trying to figure out what the F was in front of it. Deer tag in your pocket meant you saw 25birds/day for a couple years.