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From my understanding it's tag fee plus app fee for all draw tags leftover or not. And all Non permit tags or OTC tags are just the tag fee no app! I could be wrong but this is always how I understood it You are right! I was wrong. Thank you. I just looked at the 2nd page of the left-over list and it clearly says "Permit Fees required: Resident Deer $58.00"

I thought you just paid the tag fee ($45) not the tag fee + the $13 application fee ($58) because it's just like buying them over the counter. If your tag's available, they cash your check and send it to you. If it's not, they just stick your opened envelope with your application and check in a bigger envelope and send it back to you. (Same if your application gets there on Friday.) Looks like I'll need to bother the nice lady at 602.942.3000 again and clarify.

Great post! Thank you Amanda! It's mazing to think that this type of aquatic life exists in our lovely desert.

Wow Dale! A lot of information here. You put a lot of work into it. Thank you for posting.

Bump for a cool machine. Please buy this so I'm not tempted to buy at and not tell my wife about it. I doubt she'd believe I won it in a raffle to help starving children.

Very interesting. Did the hunter report any odd behavior or movements (like limited range of head/neck motion)? Could you post a "typical" bear scull for comparison? Thanks for posting.

What an awesome day! Thanks for posting.

That's an interesting historical question to ask someone at a party. In her defense, if the 4th of July party happened in Arizona, north of the Gila River, she'd be correct. "We", being what is now Arizona north of the Gila River, won our independence from Mexico during the Mexican-American War which ended with the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848. (Below the Gila River was bought by the U.S. from Mexico via the Gadsen Purchase in 1854.) But, of course, if by "we" your friend meant the 13 original colonies, then she was wrong.

After seeing this video, I officially take back all the bad stuff I ever said about cats. Had the attack continued it would have been fatal. The cat saved the kid's life.

Well done! That would be a great find after an all-day hike. It's amazing that your wife found it so fast. You'll be calling her "Eagle Eye" from now on! Thanks for posting.

Awesome picture! Thanks for posting.

This plan seems overly generous to the livestock industry which already pays less to graze on public land than they would on private land. This plan gives public money to the livestock industry not just for direct losses but for losses they can imagine. (I would have cut and pasted from the article or from a Word document with references to the article but for some reason my computer won't paste to CWT.com anymore. Not sure why. If you've encountered that problem and figured it out and wanted to share your solution, let me know. Gracias.)

It's good that you're concerned about it and I agree with everyone on here who encouraged you to quit. Sounds like you have a good start on quitting. (I don't know what it is about chew but from people I've seen try to quit and eventually quit, I'd put quitting chew up there with the hardest stuff to quit.) You can do it!

Beautiful set! Thanks for posting.

Congratulations! You did a great job on the hunt and got to have fun with your dad. Way to go. (You're an excellent writer too.)

Ok, it's not a trailer but if I ever had to live in a van, down by the river, I would give this serious consideration: http://www.sportsmobile.com (Check out the 4X4 section. For some reason I can't cut at paste the full link, or anything else for that matter so I had to hand type it in.)

If only we could reduce or eliminate the burdensome regulations of oppressive federal agencies like OSHA and instead unleash the power of the free market to fix these types of problems we'd have much safer work places because labor would gravitate towards safer work environments and corporations are moral beings and they want to do what's right by their workers and society as a whole.

All great pictures but that quail in flight picture is exceptional. It shows off your camera's trigger and shutter speed AND just looks cool. Thanks for posting.

Well done! Great picture too. Thanks for posting your success. It gets us all excited for the hunt.

Great finds! (And that squirrel meme is hilarious.) Thanks for posting.

Wow! What a haul for one year. Don't think I'll find that many in my lifetime. Well done.

Well done! Some sweet finds there!

Great finds! Thanks for posting.

Cool finds! Thanks for posting.

Sweet find! (And great "as they lie" picture. I love those."