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I hope you guys are friends! LOL! Yes share by all means trphyhntr!

I think they killed it in an area they were not supposed to be but I DON'T KNOW FOR SURE!

Our Club tried to make it a FELONY to do this nonsense. At worst these guys will sit on the sidelines for 5 years. I think there should be harsher penalties when you pull crap like this!

Great work, nice bucks, but I have to ask...why wait so long to share this? Dang man, I might have put in for 3C which I could have easily drawn with the points I have. Something to think about for next time.

I get the harvest report every year.

I misspoke, I meant didn't select any of those hunts. I chose the Upper and Lower Blue River hunts for my choices. I did that because I want all 31 days, not half a season. I also put a lot of weight on where I shoot my ram. It would be awesome to get WAY back in there with backpacks, Mules, or Horses and have a true wilderness hunt. You might shoot your ram right next to an active mine in 27 if that is where you draw. Again, to each his own. Good Luck!

trphyhntr, Better is in the eye of the tagholder! As we saw with the hunts Jay Scott did in 6A last year, there are some really good rams there, but that unit does not have the history and the population that 27 has. Here are the B&C Green scores from 2013 as measured by AZGF without respect to first or second season: 6A: 179 4/8, 181 2/8, 176 7/8, 168 6/8 27/28: 168 5/8, 177, 179 3/8, 168 4/8, 167, 157 5/8 Something to note...The oldest ram, which would be the most desirable ram to harvest from a biological perspective, was the lowest scoring ram of the bunch. Everybody has their notion of quality. Do you want one with big mass, length, an even look without chips or breaks? It's all different. If you are simply interested in the highest score then you need to look at A LOT of rams! Good luck in the drawing! FWIW I didn't select either of those units. Nick

I've got some property right by the Forest Boundary in Heber, on Black Canyon Road. You can probably find a lot nicer spot down by the lake or on the 300 RD. PM if this is of any interest. Nick

I also heard that it was poached. No real scoop though, sorry!

Not my line but here goes: "It makes Richard Simmons look like Vin Diesel!"

The most valuable thing I own is a 25 cent hankerchief that was carried by my grandfather.

Wow! That is one nice pronghorn! Thank you for sharing. Get him Flatlander!

The only dumb question is the one you don't ask. Better to ask then assume and get in trouble in the field. Crossbow permit is probably not feasible but you may want to look into a CHAMP (Challenged Hunters Access/Mobility Permit), it also requires a Physician signed form from the Department which includes at least 90% disability in one leg regardless of the function of the other leg.

This is so funny, but in reality quite sad!

Been looking around online. That is easily $100 less than anywhere else I can find them. Great deal for someone, unfortunately looks like that someone is not me

Walmarts in Yuma don't sell guns anymore if you can believe that garbage! I have an email in to Richard Sprague. He has always treated me fairly but I don't think he'll come anywhere near that price. I don't mind paying the shipping to order online, but the guys around here with FFLs tend to rake you over the coals for the transfer. Rather keep my money here in AZ too.

I like my Lone Wolf Alpha Climber with sticks. It gets me way up there and very concealed. I can also put it on my frame pack and bring it anywhere. That is a huge plus.

Great info Lance, I really appreciate it!

Thanks for sharing Jay! We should never forget the sacrifices made on that beach! God Bless those Heroes!

Thanks RCD, but I'm in Yuma, six of one, half dozen of the other either way. Mesa might save me 10 minutes tops. Oh well.

This is what I have been looking for, too bad I live over 3.5 hours away! Wife needs a new rifle, we want a 7mm-08.

I'll kick in 20 for gas or whatever. Let's get em to Greenhead! PM me the details if it goes through.

Community Christian Church, Yuma AZ. Awesome to be among such a strong group of Believers!

Certain parts of Christian creed (ordinances, rituals, etc.) are not common with each other but the core of the faith is consistent. There is one common bond amongst all Christians and that is our Unshakeable, Undeniable Faith in our Savior and Shepherd Lord Jesus Christ! We all share the belief that the Master climbed up on the Cross for the Salvation of all Mankind! We all believe that His sacrifice is the the New Covenant with God's people available at any time for each and all of us. That goes for Mormons, Catholics, Protestants, and non-denominational Christians alike. Proud to see so many Brothers in Faith. God Bless You All!

Lupine and Buckbrush are two of the best foods you can find for Rocky Mountain Mule Deer (Thanks BOHNTR)! These plants usually proliferate after a cool burn. You are on to something. Keep it up!