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Can somebody/anybody answer this? I have asked the powers to be and cannot get an answer. I think it is in response to a classified ad selling .243 ammo. I thought the price was too high and said so and then offered two free boxes to the guy who needed it. The post has since disappeared. Sorry, there is a problem you do not have permission to view this content. Error code: 2F173/K

Did not know that thanks for the reply. The only person who lost out is the guy that I wanted to give the ammo (.243) to. I don't recall his name but he was also from Sierra Vista or maybe Hereford. Again, Thank you for the reply.

Love your films, thank you for taking the time to post them.

If your boys drew the youth hunt in 35A, it is any antlered deer, and note 39 applies to that hunt which says: "Individuals with permits for these hunts are eligible to purchase Restricted Non permit- tags for the corresponding elk or javelina population management seasons listed in Commission Order 26." Commission Order 26 says, "...Companion Tags can be purchased at any Department office." Please disregard my previous comments. I have hunted 35a since 1977, have taken a coues every year that I wanted to. Some years I passed and last year and this year have not applied for a tag as age has finally caught up with me.

Some additional info: "Mule deer hunting in GMU 35A is limited to muzzleloader hunts for any antlered deer, and over-the-counter archery. Muzzleloader tags are offered as dual unit tags for GMUs 35A and 35B, because most of the mule deer habitat straddles the unit boundary. " So you may want to re-think shooting a mule deer.

Yes, the replies by HighschoolHunterr and 654321 are correct and Dadof3 should have provided that information in his original post.

The two boys and their dad need to read the regs a little closer. They either got a coues tag or a mulie tag but not whatever comes along first. Tell me you have read the reg and understand them, plus a little info as to what rifle, ammo, camping plans, etc and I'll give you some info on 35a in a PM.

Responsible for the death of many coyotes and bobcats, also a couple of javelinas' three coues, and one mulie. Rem Mdl 7, 22-250, fluted barrel. Prefer face to face, Scope, and Bi-Pod not included, $500.00 https://i.postimg.cc/2yvdxWW1/IMGP2740.jpg

SOLD

Yes it is.

I THINK I answered all PM's but I'm not sure, as I do not know how to check sent PMs. So if your waiting for a reply and have not received one please let me know. A few have asked why I'm selling this rifle - I'm pushing 81, at times I can barely walk and if I can it hurts like heck. My kids and grandkids have all taken what they want and now it's time to start letting things go. There will be more to come.....

I had one and they are a good caller and will get the job done. However, I don't think any caller is a whole lot better than any other. I have been calling for over 60 years and have used them all and called critters in with them all. The key is not the call but the location and the setup.

Lion and bobcat meat is a rather sweet tasty piece of white meat. I would rate lion over bobcat but would not pass over either. We do most of ours on the grill after an overnight soak in a marinade. If you have friends over don't tell them what it is until they have finished and listen to them tell you how great it was.

Arnie and I are old friends, probably going back to 79 or 80. Haven't seen him in a long while. Do you know if he is a member here?

You could check with fisher guide service - Would that be Arnie?

If he is willing to. But it is a conversation I was having with him, not you.

Okay thanks, but how about Parker?

When is the contest and how do you sign up?