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There are a number of devices you can purchase, this is just one. I have seen smaller ones about the size of a key fob. http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/product/spark+nano+gps+tracking+device.do

Whoever you use have them double wrap it in freezer paper.

Most of them move in the night and hole up during the day either under low hanging branches of Oaks up on hillsides so they can see who is moving around below them or in the bottom of canyons where it is nice and shady. That is where I have seen their encampments and their foot trails are most everywhere once you get south of the lake whether you are up high or down low. You can rarely walk more than 200 yards north to south without crossing one. Telltale signs are they are wider than a game trail and water bottles strewn about with the occasional shoe, backpack or other article of clothing. Hunting alone as I do you shouldn't have any problems but take a radio and camp near others.

Definitely do not send him out without a GPS. What if he does shoot a deer and goes off to track it and gets turned around? Since he already knows how to shoot I'd spend a couple of days doing spot and stalk so he learns how to hunt. Anybody can sit in a blind or tree stand but if you want him to hunt as opposed to shoot then get out and spot and stalk. He won't learn much sitting on his duffer.

How they heck do you use it? I couldn't get it to do much of anything other than a limited zoom on AZ.

Do a search on this forum. The 72 hours thingy was discussed about three or four months ago.

What's that got to do with shooting?

I would been very tempted to punch him in the nose. With all the nutjobs that have been responsible for mass shootings DC has been stepping up gathering info on people with the hope they can detect these folks before they go off the deepend. We should probably be proactive and report any suspicious behavior by friends, family etc to the authorities like good little sheeple. LOL

Really sorry to hear about it getting to this and like 300ultramag I'm not a rich man and I know how it is to be in the same boat, so to speak. I'd be interested in talking to you about whatever fishing gear you have, or you can email me pictures to chris@csr-azdotcom

Are these factory stocks? I have an older LA/ADL synthetic I'd like to replace with something lighter. I purchased it back in 93 and it is a good stock but I'm just looking for something lighter on the old 7Mag. Let me know after Bryce Canyon decides what he wants. Thanks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwNzaBX96WI I'm not sure if the patent has been approved yet so you may have time. LOL

I used to see them near Horseshoe Canyon quite regularly back in the early 90's.

I was up in Colorado all weekend at my nephews wedding. I now have a bigger waist and a lighter wallet so I guess I'll go waddle over to the mailbox later today and have a look see if the tags arrived. It was a great trip but some serious flooding in Manitou, one killed and two missing.

I have gone both I-10 to Wilcox and the back way through Oracle to Sam Manuel to Three Links.

"pesky little deer", That's pretty funny, I like it.

They're attracted to CO2.

That stinks. I would love to buy a few cameras to set in 33 for my WT hunt but just can't see spending the coin for them and the diesel to set them. Sure would like to see someone park and then also see them vandalize a camera.

So can a 223 but I wouldn't bet a hunt on it.

Definitely take them to Robbins Butte for the youth hunts that G&F puts on. http://www.azgfd.gov/outdoor_recreation/wildlife_area_robbins.shtml

Great stories. Did you eat any of the Water Buck? I've heard they are tasty but there is a gland in the hide that can spoil the meat if not skinned with great care. How did they cook the Ostrich, man I love that stuff.

Got some beauties in there. Good Luck.

WHAAAT!?!? Where is the report? HOOKSET, Start reeling SunDevil. LOL

And Bears. Lots of them in 23 also.

Are you asking if we have Fantail in AZ in addition to Coues Deer and Mule Deer? I have read accounts of old timers that handed down stories of isolated pockets of fan tails but I can't remember any actual recognition of them being a sub-species by G&F, P&Y, B&C, etc. The only other sub-species of WT I know of is the Carmen Mountain WT.

Every guide had to start somewhere and without references it just makes it hard to get clientele. Antlerfreak you are in a unique position that many would like to be in. A. You already know the guy. B. By your own admission he has a record of success. C. He is licensed, so he is GTG. D. The price is beyond reasonable and you could easily drop that much driving back and forth into 33 (a big unit) scouting it over and over without success. My last Elk hunt with a guide (almost 10 years ago) was more than double that, per day.