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Check this out you guys. Arizona Game and Fish Department NEWS RELEASE For immediate release, Feb. 3, 2009 Public will be able to watch Game and Fish Commission at the department‘s regional department offices PHOENIX – Thanks to modern video conferencing techniques, those living in rural areas of Arizona will no longer have to travel long distances to participate in regularly scheduled Arizona Game and Fish Commission meetings. Starting Feb. 6-7, the Game and Fish Department is initiating a pilot program to provide video feeds of the commission meetings to all of its regional offices (except Mesa), allowing it to reduce costs while increasing the opportunity for public involvement at the same time. The regional offices are located in Tucson, Flagstaff, Kingman, Yuma and Pinetop. The Mesa Regional office will not be included, mostly because the conferencing system only allows six feeds at one time, but also because those living in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area can readily attend the meeting without having to travel extreme distances. For a list of office addresses, visit www.azgfd.gov/offices. This pilot program will not only give constituents and news media from different parts of the state an opportunity to view the meetings via video-conference at the regional offices, but also to submit “blue slips” to present oral comment on the call for comment portions of the agenda, just as if they were attending the meeting in person. The commission announced in December that it will hold its 2009 meetings at the Phoenix headquarters complex to reduce travel and other costs associated with holding such meetings in different regions of the state as it has in the past. But the commission also wanted to keep constituents from various parts of the state engaged in the public meeting process. “This pilot program is one way of doing that,” said Harry Seck, assistant director for special services. “Our constituents can save money by not having to travel long distances to participate in the process, and we can save much-needed revenues by not having to conduct meetings around the state.” The department already has the technology and equipment on hand, so there are no additional fiscal outlays. It will require having personnel available to open up the regional offices for the Saturday portions of the meetings. A test on the video system was conducted this week. “With these advanced technologies, there will likely be unanticipated technical issues to iron out, but it looks very promising so far,” Seck said. However, he said, viewers at the regional offices may have a more limited view of the proceedings than they would in person. “We’ll work on those issues as they arise,” Seck said. To view a copy of the agenda for this week, visit www.azgfd.gov/commission and click on the “commission agenda” link.

Wow what a story fells like I was there. Congrats on some well earned buck.

If you are at work then you can watch full episodes at http://www.outdoorchannel.com

If you are at work then you can watch full episodes at http://www.outdoorchannel.com

Here are the times it is an Arizona hunt Tuesday (today) 3:30 pm Sunday 1:30 am Sunday 10:00 am

I know it is an Arizona hunt I saw the previews, here are the times they will air Tuesday (today) 3:30 pm Sunday 1:30 am Sunday 10:00 am

Wahoo Great pig Courtney

Come on people lets all start sending him PM and letting him know how many of us actually miss him. I think he would like that. This is a site about infomation, tactics, and helping one another. So lets all pull together and help one another. Without this site I would actually not have as many friends as I did before, and I would also not have as much hunting gear (thanks Amanda).

Those are some really great bucks congrats to all. Thanks for sharing.

Great buck and great story congrats.

Great job little guy. Ya those gut shots get pretty nasty.

Congrats to you all those are some great bucks. Thanks for sharing.

Okay what I want to know is what if I were to put salt out in March and lets just say the law passes. Would the salt then be granfathered in because I had set it out before the law passed? Lets just say I put some out 6 months ago and of course the salt is in the ground they are saying I can't hunt there anymore? How far away can you hunt? Just as it goes with bears they like salt but how far away does the bear have to be in order to kill it? Lets say someone puts salt out and someone else see's the dear, bear, pig and shoots it not knowing that the bait was there is it then up to the game and fish to determine if the hunter is telling the truth? Man this is a cluster well you know the rest.

Sold on e-bay for 850.00.

I have a Nikon D80 camera with two Sigma lenses a 55-200 mm AF/DC, a Sigma 17-70 mm AF/DC, and a SB-600 Flash. It also comes with a camera bag , a 2GB SD card, original package, and all of the instructional cd and book. Will sell for 700.00 obo.

I thought you meant a spider untill I read further.

I think if you feel he can handle himself then let him. But if there is that one little voice that says different then wait, he will get there soon enough.

I told you I REFUSE TO FOLLOW

SOLD PENDING FUNDS

Congrats girls. Tell your dad to buy you some camo. Rob him blind

Sorry you guys no trades.

Price has dropped to $550.00.

Wow Great Pig Congrats.

When it comes down to it they will say CATCH US IF YOU CAN but everyone knows you should REFUSE TO FOLLOW. You asked for it

Sweet