Couzer

Stud buck

Great job!!!

Wow! Nice Job

Wow! nice job!

Thanks Tony

I have the same question but no kids to pass my WT 23 tag and My 22N Rifle bull tag to. Can i pass the tag to my wife? I just got notice I will be changing careers and most likely no time to hunt for 5 years

Awesome! Hopefully you connect with one! just noticed your screen name, Voce Fala?

Awesome! I can't wait till my boy is old enough to hunt

Very nice!!!! Great job

Wow!!! Nice job!

Great job!!!!

Very nice!!!!

You are the man at smoking meat!!!!!! +100 for you

Wait I heard that they have been pushing the elk through the aspens, giving the saplings a chance to grow! So there is a gain there.

$350,000 tax payers money down the the drain on each wolf, sad they invest that plus more in those wolves.

I just heard that Bushnell came out with one. I would really consider looking at it

I put my trapping number on my cams with azgf. I would hope this helps from them being taken.

29 is a good unit if you do your homework. Lots of coues high and low. The first few times I hunted it was hard work trying to locate the bucks, but once you pattern them its much easier. I have only archery hunted the unit.

That is Awsome! No wonder honda generators are so reliable, been around forever.

Awesome! What does a average shoulder mount go for?

That's what I paid used for them 3 years ago, great deal

What a Beast!!! Awesome job guys

The trailer is bad A. Wish I had some funds to buy it!

Very nice!!!! You and Kidso have bear blood running in your veins!

+1 to that comment. It's the responsibility of any individual who understand the worth of fur to attempt to educate those who do not. Whether or not they listen is their own business. General acceptance of moral grandstanding all depends on the topic at hand. If I made a post about shooting a mule deer with an under-calibered rifle I'd get chewed out by the masses on this forum, but someone who wastes a natural resource like fur just for the thrill of the kill is given a free pass all because 'it's legal'. I'm not interested in the monetary value of the fur- I thought I made that very clear. I am not just "killing animals" for any type of thrill (although calling and shooting predators is pretty exciting) I wasn't looking for advice when I originally posted this, nor did I ever ask anyone what they thought about people who harvest Furbearers in what is considered "not prime" seasons. If we're going forward with opinions here- I think it much more "moral" and sporting to harvest animals that are free running and not attached to a leg-trap, snare or confined in a cage trap of some sort... Trappers seem to be the most bent-out-of-shape about the AZGFD August 1st Predator/Furbearer opening. Don't you go thinking for one minute that what you do to these animals is any more "moral" or "right" than harvesting one in an early season. You use bait, catch an animal in a trap, and it dies tethered to the trap or you dispatch it when it has no chance of getting away. From the time the animal is first caught in the trap to the time it dies, it suffers greatly. Doesn't bother me one bit. I think trapping is awesome and traditional. If I had the cash and the time I'd be a trapper too. If that's what you do, and it's legal, have a great time in the outdoors doing it! That's your thing and I am not somebody who will criticize your methods. So don't criticize mine. If I want a summer fox to skin out and have for my own trophy room- I certainly don't consider that a waste of an animal at all. The fur is being used and that's the bottom line. The funny thing is... I didn't even shoot any foxes and you "prime fur" guys are all up in arms over the thought of it. ...and what exactly is an under-calibered rifle for mule deer??? Dead is dead- no matter how big of a hole it took to kill it. Agreed, great post Scooter.