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Hey......nice buck, congratulations!!!

Newly revealed DNA evidence positively links suspect Tyler Robinson to the crime scene of Charlie Kirk’s murder, according to the FBI, with FBI Director Kash Patel confirming that DNA matching the 22-year-old suspect was found on a towel that covered the murder weapon and on a screwdriver discovered in the sniper's nest on a rooftop. Robinson wrote about his plans to kill Kirk, leaving a note stating he had an opportunity to "take out Charlie Kirk" and was "going to take it" because of his "hatred for what Charlie stood for," according to Patel. The suspect subscribed to left-wing ideology and became more radicalized in recent years, with his family telling investigators about his political beliefs, and authorities have found evidence of text message exchanges between Robinson and a second individual. Robinson is not cooperating with authorities but was apprehended quickly in a 33-hour manhunt, which Patel praised as faster than historical cases like Luigi Mangione and the Boston Marathon bombing that took five days, while DNA analysis on the bolt-action hunting rifle used in the shooting is still ongoing.

Interesting on how Google isn't interested in posting anything about this now that they found him.............maybe I just don't know how to google.............

As a nation, pretty low life running around out there!!!

Since we're peeving......how about dogs in the shopping cart at the grocery store? Drives me crazy in a world worried about germs and mental health!!!!

How about people leaving trashy camp sites.....................

In all the years of traveling that highway I have never seen that many antelope in one spot bunched up like that.......3-5 maybe 10....was very strange! If I get my 4runner running I might go take a look this weekend, good luck out there.

Last Friday we saw maybe 25 antelope in one group right next to the highway 3A unit, looked like someone had pushed them all into a bunch......maybe that was going on???

Coyotes yipping just out past my range of vision 2 minutes into a set!!!!

I needed this a month ago......good information and I know better now...thanks.

Looking forward to a report on what you find, hopefully you will be able to keep that schedule!

The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) advises hunters who will be heading north to the Kaibab Plateau for Friday’s opening of the archery deer hunt to check the latest forest road closures. The Game Management Units (GMUs) impacted by the Dragon Bravo and White Sage fires include 12AW and 12AE (excluding Grand Canyon National Park), and 12B. A total of 275 hunt permit-tags were issued for any antlered deer in these GMUs through the 2025 fall draw. The hunt closes Sept. 11. For the latest updates on forest road closures and other alerts, including a detailed map, visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/r03/kaibab/alerts. While the Dragon Bravo and White Sage fires have burned about 200,000 total acres, hunting opportunities should not be significantly impacted. The Kaibab Plateau spans almost 740,000 acres — or more than 1,150 square miles — within the Kaibab National Forest. As a reminder, AZGFD typically does not refund hunt permit-tag fees or license fees once an online application has been submitted and deemed valid (A.R.S. 17-332). This applies to circumstances that include emergency area closures due to fires, severe weather, or other natural disasters. AZGFD does offer optional programs, PointGuard and PointGuard Plus. Both allow for the surrender of a hunt permit-tag and possible reinstatement of bonus points if a person is unable to participate in a hunt. PointGuard must be purchased at the time of completing the online application, or prior to the application period deadline, however. The fee is non-refundable. The department also has a tag transfer program that allows for the transferring of a hunt permit-tag to another qualified individual or a nonprofit organization (A.R.S. 17-332). The department reminds hunters to respect forest road closures. Driving around locked gates or barricades is a violation of the law and punishable by fines and possible imprisonment. The Arizona Game and Fish Department receives no general fund tax dollars. The majority of funding to manage more than 800 native wildlife species comes from Arizona's hunters and anglers.

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Someone who poaches doesn’t really worry about a 5 year ban on hunting!!!!

Yeah....on the ground that bull looked really healthy, met an untimely death and robbed a tag holder!!!