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About BOHNTR
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Same with all the lakes up here. Lower than they’ve ever been I was told.
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They’re in field often. Depending on weather, they shouldn’t be too difficult to locate, IMO.
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Just not factual data in our state. Wish we tracked better. Mandatory reporting for all hunts would be a good start.
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There’s just as many of not more from muzzy folks around my place, so it’s not weapons specific…..at least by my place every year. There’s no real data to support either way, unfortunately. Wounding rate is acceptable, in terms of management, providing the animal recovers.
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You’ll need to explain how you propose to implement the testing (logistically, financially, and justification) then bring it forward to the commission as a proposal. If they agree with your assessment, they will request the department to create a focus group to discuss the feasibility.
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It was signed by the Governor last week and goes into effect on July 1, 2026.
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Two separate archery bull elk hits early this am. Seems both the wife and I drew.
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You ARE the reason the commission changed the requirements…..you simply refuse to see it. But, good luck to you……and I would check with an actual warden on the sight being legal.
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I guess with that train of thought a sea horse must be a horse? 😂
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Hunter is from Show Low
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Apparently G&F was consulted prior to harvest and the hunter was told he could legally take the animal.
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I have no problem with it, as they are not a native species in AZ.
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Actually, one was killed by a hunter on the North Kaibab. Officials believe it migrated down from Utah.
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It’s a big Billy for sure.
