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Tikka T3 Light in 7-08.

Will be lots of wildflowers. Thinking of going up to 23 and do some squirrel hunting. Or should I go up to Happy Jack or Morman Lake area?

I have traveled across the San Carlos a few times to hunt in Unit 27 and did have the tourist permit or whatever it is called but not any of the licenses mentioned. Travel was never overnight.

Looks like the Rim Area is going to get quite a bit of rain next week. My son will be staying in Pine all week and scouting 22 for our turkey hunt so I better give him my tow strap and shovel. Don't a little rain but a couple of inches isn't welcome.

Looks like a lot of fun.

I spent yesterday in 22 with my son chasing turkey didn't find any or any tracks but that's hunting. We sat a tank for 90 minutes until dark but only thing that came in were a trio of teal. I'm guessing they were blue wings from what I read up on. Two females and one non-breeding male. Forecast was for rain all night and all day today do he stayed at his moms family cabin with a hope it may clear up enough today that he might get out today and I came back to Mesa. I might be able to get off one day during the week and go up to hunt with him again during the week. Now he has the bug to duck hunt. LOL

I just clicked in the date and added the numbers. Never saw a calendar

Definatly slower.

He sure seemed cold

When I was 11 the only things that had brakes were vehicles and sheetmetal shops.

I think the closest we have is the Green Rat Snake.

Discover has some good ones.

This is actually a rattle snake. I believe it is a Twin Spot, found in Unit 22 East of Pine.

Try some Emu Oil. Two guys from Phoenix concocted a horse liniment but it has a smell. It's called Flexall 454.

How big were the Whites?

That's what it is all about.

Rock Dove

Have a November and a late January hunt but I will rent them.

Stop drooling. LOL

I have lived here since 76 and everything west of I-17 was no mans land.

Good Luck.

That post is over four years old.

Talley Lightweight Rings.

My first response would be elk. I once saw Javi poo that was mostly mesquite beans about the diameter of a soda can off Redington and Cascabel.