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My husband and I believe this is a crested barrel cactus but can't say for sure. There were no saguaros around but there were other barrel cacti.

Happy New Year! In January new officers were elected. The goals for the New Year are to increase membership and to hold more regular club hunts January is time for membership renewal and of course we are always open to new memberships. Individual membership is $25 or Family membership is just $30. Our January meeting will be Thursday, January 14th, at 7pm. The meetings take place at the PSE Factory at 2727 N. Fairview Ave in Tucson. You can renew your membership at January's meeting or you can mail it to Southern Arizona Wildlife Callers, Inc. PO BOX 78273 Tucson, AZ 85702-8273. Along with your payment we'll need you to send the following information. Name: Phone number: Address: City, State & Zip: Email: If a family membership, we'll need names of family members, relationship to you and their birthdays.

For those interested the Southern Arizona Wildlife Callers will have their monthly meeting tomorrow, Thursday, September 10 at 7pm. Monthly meetings are held the second Thursday of every month at 7pm. The meetings take place at the PSE Factory at 2727 N. Fairview Ave in Tucson. This months quest speaker will be Matt Walton from Arizona Game & Fish. We will also begin planning our upcoming youth shoot. We are looking for new members. Cost of membership is Individual $25 or Family is just $30. Another monthly activity we have is a club shoot at the Three Points Shooting Range. This months is Saturday, the 12th. Warmup begins at 7am, Shooting starts at 8am.

Letting everyone know our Nov. meeting will be this Thursday, the 12th, at PSE at 7pm. Vice President's report "This month's speaker is April Howard from the Arizona Game and Fish Department. April is the small game, predator and furbearer biologist for the State of Arizona. April's research is responsible for many of the game management policies in the state, many of which lead to the structure of the hunting season for various game. April has many years of experience in this area and her presentation should be a great one. Please come out and share your support." Other member events this month -Club shoot at the Three Points range on Sat., Nov. 14th. -Club hunt will be Sunday, Nov. 15th.

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GOOD NEWS!!! The Three Points Range is open again so our monthly club shoot will be this Sunday, October 11. Our October meeting is Thursday, the 8th, 7pm at the PSE This month we will be drawing for the attendance prize, the prize is a P.S.E. camouflage compound hunting bow. The only way to get in the drawing was to attend club functions. You must be present to win. "Per direct request of several of our new members, this month's meeting will focus on the basics of predator hunting.'

Our October meeting will be Thursday, October 8th, at 7pm. Meeting are held at PSE.

No sorry, I haven't heard anymore about the range.

There has been a fire at the Three Points range and the range is closed to the public until further notice. this means no club shoot this month. At this time we do not have an estimate of how long the range will be closed as the damage was extensive. The office is a total loss and the electricity is out to the whole range.

My husband and I saw an elk like that a few years back in the Springerville area around Pat's Knoll. He was bedded in a small dip so we were only able to glass his head. It took us quite a while to figure that one out until he finally stood up.

I believe your post is fine. It's lets those who want to help out without having to buy a tractor help out.

Those of you who have viewed my posts in "New to Grandparenting" know just how much my husband and I are enjoying it. Just yesterday our granddaughter was born!!! I predict she is an up and coming huntress.

Our granddaughter, Penelope Rose, was born this morning!!!!!!

My husband and I recently gained a 4 year old grandson (son's girlfriend's son) and we love this grandparenting thing. Fabian kept saying he wanted to go get deer with Nana Deb and Papa Sam so all who know me knows I'm taking full advantage of this. Here are photos of some of Fabian's outdoor adventures. Last month we all went camping in the Williams area. I brought along my son's old toy gun for Fabian to pretend hunting. I also made him up a little fishing/hunting license. Then this past weekend My husband and I took Fabian on an overnight trip to the Eager/Alpine area. I believe we have a future hunter in the making!!! At least I'm working on it.

I took Fabian back up to the high country yesterday and today to pick up my daughter from camp. As we were driving roads, looking for wildlife, I hear Fabian say ever so calmly from the back seat "Where are we? Let me look at the map and see." as he had a map in hand. Too hilarious and what a bright 4 year old he is. Granted he couldn't read the map but he had a purpose for one.

That is so cool! You are fortunate. If I lived in a place like that I might not ever leave home except to go hunting of course. I love just watching wildlife.

The bull was outside of the Grand Canyon, a no hunting area. I couldn't believe how close we got. Of course it's looks even closer since I had the camera zoomed in.

TJ, yes Kenna loves having Fabian in our family. She told someone he was her "grandson". We had to introduce the word "nephew" to her.

I love mentoring at this event. I like the food, the camaraderiee, the meeting of new people, the camping, being outdoors, the teaching and the learning and of course my love-the hunting. Many many thanks to everyone who help make this event possible. I already can't wait till next year's.

Prayers going their way.

Congrats! So exciting! I've been following & enjoying your quest. I'm looking forward to the sequel.

TJ & Peg, after finding our about this on facebook, I had to get on this site to get the scoop. TJ,I am so thankful you are not more seriously hurt. I wish you the speediest of recoveries. Peg, don't spoil him too much. You don't want him to get used to that. Love you both, Debbie

Thank you. I guess I didn't learn a thing in talking with the lady from G&F. I repeated what I understood back to her for verification and she verified my understanding. I will definitely look at the AZGFD page. My apologies to all for my misunderstanding.

Well I learn something new everyday. I thought I knew how the draw worked but I obviously didn't know. In talking with G&F today I found out there are multiple draws. This part I knew but what I didn't know was for those who were drawn in the first draw they only look at the first choices. For those drawn in the second draw only the second choices are looked at. The first choice means nothing in the second draw. It's not even looked at. And so on with the other draws, third draw-third choice etc. I did not think to ask about what happens when a person drawn for a draw had a choice where all the tags were already taken. Do they then go to the next choice? All these years this is how I thought the draw worked. If you were drawn they looked at your first choice. If those were all taken then they looked at your next choice and on and on up to your third choice. Your suggestions above about putting your first and second choices the same sure makes a lot of sense now that I know how it works. Thanks for the suggestion.

We got drawn for our second choice in javelina but yet their are extra tags for our first choice!!!!!! I first thought I must have miss ordered our hunt choices when putting in for the draw but in checking my receipt I had the hunt numbers in the correct order. How does one get their second choice when there are extra tags still? The rest of our hunting party all got our first choice. I'll try to call G&F today to see why this happened and if any way to get our first choice.