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G&F said that it will open back up tomorrow. http://azgfd.net/artman/publish/NewsMedia/Tucson-business-helps-AZGFD-reopen-Three-Points-Public-Shooting-Range.shtml#.Vg7EKUANhpA.facebook

Too bad they aren't for an F250. Mine are shot.

Are you the original owner?

I have eaten there a couple of times, great food and excellent service. Much better than the one in Mesa or maybe because the waitress was just stunning.

Always liked their Albondigas and chips. First time I drove past it I told my buddy it either is going to be the best or worst food we were going to find. We ate lunch there weekly for almost two years. Always got there by 11 for lunch before it got too busy. We ate at that old train car too a couple of times. Stunk from mold but the food was good. Might spend the day down there tomorrow as I have a job walk with a customer in the morning. Probably take my truck so I can do as I please instead of the company car. Yeah, that's not the place.

Years ago around 2000 when I was working at Raytheon I would go to a place a few miles north of it that was an old house converted to a restaurant. I think it was on a corner near a park. Might have been near Valencia and Old 19.

Ne Ne are ok too.

That's too bad, did it get that washed out? There was always some water running across the road just before Mexican Camp but usually never more than six inches.

I used to hunt it every year back in the late 80's early 90's when there would be 1000 tags and you could also get a second tag. Mulies down low and WT were a bit higher. We would come into Horseshoe Canyon and camp at Mexican Camp, never saw any illegals except those being detained by BP. Rough country and no roads other than the one in and out. We never encountered any other hunters in the field back then, a few bears, parrots, coati's, javelina, an all white WT buck and one year a big all black wolf. No sure what access is like into Horseshoe nowadays.

Those two look like they would swindle their grandmothers.

Hunting and fishing are my sport. I don't follow any teams or watch any sports at all. I have been to a couple of baseball games, one Sons and one Coyote game when I was given tickets. Never been to an NFL game, just doesn't interest me.

No Way! That is pretty incredible.

Usually starts fading in the middle of the month.

Before the internet it wasn't much of a big deal to say what unit and there were less hunters, fewer hunts and more game. Now every Tom, Dic and Harry can spend a Saturday afternoon using GOOGLE searches to come up with pictures and stories then narrow down units. The more people put in for a unit the more the odds of getting drawn decrease. Some peoples initial response when a hunter posts a picture right off the bat is "what unit", not even a "congrats" which irks most people. Kind of like being on a hunting FB page and some clown shows up and their first post is all about hunting their high fence ranch, or worse selling cheap sunglasses. If a hunter offers up what unit on their own that's fine but it shouldn't be asked publicly.

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Congrats on the bull jefftrucker12 that sure will make an interesting mount if you decide to do so. I like to hunt solo, at least until I get something down. Story when you have time, again congrats.

Great bull. If you open the photo with Microsoft Picture Manager you can adjust the brightness or if you email it to me I can do that and send it back.

Scouted a spot over the weekend in 23 that I have come close to outwitting those dumb turkeys in the past and walked a few water holes during midday looking for telltale tracks. I didn't see any cameras and these few tanks were right on the sides of the road. Did a fair amount of walking too and didn't see any cameras but since I don't have any out there but it doesn't really effect me anyway.

Access isn't too much of an issue and he can get a BLM map that will also show private property. Pepper Sauce south of Oracle is a good place to start. It's a big unit but I would concentrate my efforts in elevations from 4000 to 6000 feet. https://azgfdportal.az.gov/hunting/units/tucson/33

That's how it works since they already settled with you they now are the owner, say thing when a car gets stolen and they pay you a settlement and car gets recovered a few weeks after you have been cut a check.

That stinks, I really like the way the English Labs look though, good luck on your search. I have some friends over there if you can't find one here.

Well, I like being to get back to a cabin or shack each day, or at least a tent. No bear fence? Does that motor have a prop? What bag did you have along?

And I can see why. That is a beautiful stock can you post a picture of the other side?

I booggered one up this morning on the company vehicle so if anyone has a lead on one it would be appreciated.

One year I passed on an old 5x5 bull in the bottom on a canyon in 23 because he was walking uphill to my left at about 40 yards and I didn't feel comfortable with the shot with my skill as an archer on a moving target. A few years later up in 12AW I passed on a easy shot on a tall 4x4 as he ran across a meadow about 50 yards away on opening morning of rifle season because I felt there were bigger deer to be had. Next day weather moved in and I didn't have another opportunity the rest of the hunt, so it goes. No regrets just memories and I'd do the same thing if presented with the same situation.