Oakley
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Normally it’s the first week in January but I’ve seen it before Christmas and as late as February and the ladies I. The office no nothing
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Hunting whitetail
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Any one else have difficulty in the San Carlos this year?
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I worked for the department for years you can’t compare the duties, responsibilities, hrs, on job requirements, and hazards to of any other departments. if you don’t like something sit up and go fix it and get your dang
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Congratulations kill a monster
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Man there’s almost as much drama on here as there is on facebooks
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1 Working cowboy does more for wildlife than 1000 hunters do Most Large ranches are partially subsidized for maintaining roads and water catchments by Azgfd, MDF,NWTF,RMEF,BLM,DU,BOR, NFS
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Most large ranches in AZ are owned by nonresident millionaires using the ranch as a right off. Fact.
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Az is a fence out state. If the ranchers don’t want the wildlife on their property then fence them out land owner tags should not be even a topic. All wild game in AZ belong to the people. Some Ranch owners are crying predators are killing our livestock but try to get permission to call or trap on that same land..
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$900
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Bump
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$1000
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Bump
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There’s a lot that goes into managing a wild herd in Arizona other that age class. First and foremost will always be condition of habitat (food and water). Genetics, predator and prey base, lag time, disease, ect. I think as sportsman a complete draw with mandatory and immediate notification of an any big game kill regardless of weapon would help. Horn size has been proven to help be a successful tool from coast to coast and border to border in thousands of hunting ranches throughout the U.S. But again they strive for the best habitat control there populations of mature and immature animals harvested control predator populations. So with all that said there’s alot of details that go into managing a healthy herd is there one answer No. but there are a lot of tools the department could be using that would help
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The future of hunting depends on a more strict management
