Coues247

Does anyone know if some poor employee has to enter all of these apps by hand after we submit them? I've always found it weird that the time it takes to update on the portal is random and then there are random mistakes that can't be explained.

About 8 years ago. https://www.redfin.com/AZ/Young/5413-N-O-W-Ranch-Rd-85554/home/161795618

Yes

What's the details on the boots?

Gotcha, I misunderstood what you were saying. You are correct but still find it hard to believe whichever officer was in charge wouldn't charge him because he is LDS. Much more likely he wasnt charged because he was one of the main men at A3.

I dont think anyone on the commission is LDS, so why is that a factor? Jed Larsen might be baptized LDS but is far from a practicing member.

Yes, click on their name and there is a message button. However, just testing it out when I click on your name is doesnt give me that option. Never seen that before so maybe something is wrong with your account.

Possessing an elk on state land, killed illegally on the reservation, makes it just as illegal to possess. AZGFD had every opportunity to charge him.

Even better is AZGFD decided to not even charge Jed. It was all federal. And he definitely knew the elk he possessed was illegal.

Here's the actual rule R12-4-104

She can have a hunting license at 9. It's just not valid for big game until she is 10.

That's not true, if that's what was said. He can def apply if he turns 10 before the hunt. But he cant apply for a bonus point only until he turns 10.

There are actually two draws for Javelina. The one you're looking for is the spring draw in October for hunts in Jan and Feb of 2027. There is a fall draw for javelina but it is youth only so your son can apply for that and hunt this fall. You can apply your kid for both. The OTC options aren't great so I would just apply for the draws. It won't take long to draw.

Correct. Only time it would ever matter is if by chance a res and nr tag were available. Which isn't likely, but not impossible.

I know for a fact I'm not way off. It's not a guess. This guy is a multi millionaire that has purchased every auction tag there is to buy across the western United States in the last 10-15 years. The sums of money involved aren't divulged. Simply the most serious Medicare fraud charges in Alaska are $25,000+ so that's what it's labeled. It could be a whole lot more than $25,000. Someone will need to get the indicment to figure that out. As to any other questions you're asking, I have no clue how people run things in that world but I think when people get used to doing something like that it becomes second nature until it all hits the fan.