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Sold thx!

Sold, thx

I have 10 new rage 2 blade 100 grain plus 3 extra used ones. $80 PM if you have interest. thX Mike

Your # 4 on the list of buyers, but others willing to pay already discounted price of $60

I went to the Gravedigger heads last year and have been very impressed after harvesting 5 animals with them. I have shot these for the last 12 or so years. I think I have harvested over 15 big game animals with the 3 head muzzy They are a great head and fly awesome!

Sale pending, 6a, I will let you know if he does not. ThX

Justin, your 2nd based on PM. I will let you know if deal go through. thx

Priceless, Awesome video!

I thought clay targets, shot shells,plastic bags were biodegradable :{ If you know the group, send them an email with pics, very sad.

Awesome wall of fame!

Wanted to thank many of you for your support! We estimated over 500 people at this event and many won alot of awesome stuff. Also big thanks to our vendors for helping to make this a great event! Mike

Free Elk Hunting Seminar/Fund Raiser on May 21st. We have really stepped up the program this year with great food, thousands of dollars in awesome raffle/auction items and a bunch of vendors promoting their products and sevices. Once again, Corky Richardson will be the guest speaker and this seminar will be very informative for all elk hunters regardless of what weapon type they use. Tuesday, May 21st 2013 – Doors open @ 5:30pm, Pulled Pork Dinner: 5:30pm - 6:45pm - Seminar @ 7:00pm Where: Calvary Community Church - 12612 N. Black Canyon Hwy Fellowship Hall - (West side of campus) - Phoenix, AZ - 85029 (South of Thunderbird on the South bound I-17 Access Road) Sponsors/Vendors: Archery HQ, AZ Archery Club, AZ Bowhunter's Association, AZ Elk Society, AZ Game & Fish Dept., Bass Pro, Cabela's, Chasing a Dream Outfitters, Corner Archery, Desert Christian Archers, Desert Heritage Taxidermy, Double Buck Taxidermy, Elk Hunter Magazine, Grave Digger Broadheads, Hunt Hard Outfitters, Metal Weld Specialties, Nathaniel Nickele-Attorney at Law, Nikon, Primos, PSE, Quatro B Ranch, Richardson Furniture, Ross Outdoors, Sportsman's Warehouse, Trailhead Outdoors, Western Hunter Magazine, Wildside Taxidermy More info: 602-909-3600

Nope, just show up and plan to win a bunch a great stuff, and learn a little bit about elk hunting elk in AZ. See you all there!

http://www.desertchristianarchers.com/ There will also be thousands of dollars in guns, bows, binos, range finders, taxidermy work, targets, blinds (Double Bull and others), Sitka gear, furniture, jewelry, packs, hunts, camo, etc. for raffles and auctions and a bunch of vendors too. Come check it out! Pulled pork dinner from 5:30 - 6:45 Our current donors/sponsors/ vendors include: Archery Electric, Inc., Archery HQ, AZ Archery Club, AZ Bowhunter's Association, AZ Elk Society, AZ Game & Fish Dept., AZ Wildlife Outfitters, Bass Pro, Cabela's, Chasing a Dream Outfitters, Corner Archery, Desert Christian Archers, Desert Heritage Taxidermy, Double Buck Taxidermy, Four Season’s Motorsports, Elk Hunter Magazine, Grave Digger Broadheads, Hunt Hard Outfitters, L'Auberge de Sedona Resort, Metal Weld Specialties, Nathaniel Nickele-Attorney at Law, Nikon, Primos, PSE, Quatro B Ranch, Richardson Furniture, Ross Outdoors, Sparkletts Water, Sportsman's Warehouse, Trailhead Outdoors, Western Hunter Magazine, Wildside Taxidermy and many more.

Don Martin from AZ Wildlife Outfitters has donated a 4 day fully guided and outfitters Jr. javelina hunt that will be auctioned at the upcoming Free Elk Hunting Seminar on May 21st. This could be a great opportunity to introduce a youth to hunting and/or great experience for a youth hunter and parent. Don is a highly respected outfitter/hunter that is widely involved with promoting hunting in AZ. The value of this hunt is PRICELESS! THANK YOU, DON MARTIN! If you are interested in this hunt it will be a silent auction item at the Elk Hunting Seminar.....if you can not attend the seminar but would still like to bid on the hunt please contact David Myrick @ dca2@cox.net or 602-909-3600. Please forward this information to anyone that might be interested in this hunt and/or Elk Hunting Seminar. There will also be thousands of dollars in guns, bows, binos, range finders, taxidermy work, targets, blinds (Double Bull and others), Sitka gear, furniture, jewelry, packs, hunts, camo, etc. for raffles and auctions and a bunch of vendors too. Come check it out! Pulled pork dinner from 5:30 - 6:45 Our current donors/sponsors/ vendors include: Archery Electric, Inc., Archery HQ, AZ Archery Club, AZ Bowhunter's Association, AZ Elk Society, AZ Game & Fish Dept., AZ Wildlife Outfitters, Bass Pro, Cabela's, Chasing a Dream Outfitters, Corner Archery, Desert Christian Archers, Desert Heritage Taxidermy, Double Buck Taxidermy, Four Season’s Motorsports, Elk Hunter Magazine, Grave Digger Broadheads, Hunt Hard Outfitters, L'Auberge de Sedona Resort, Metal Weld Specialties, Nathaniel Nickele-Attorney at Law, Nikon, Primos, PSE, Quatro B Ranch, Richardson Furniture, Ross Outdoors, Sparkletts Water, Sportsman's Warehouse, Trailhead Outdoors, Western Hunter Magazine, Wildside Taxidermy and many more.

Over 300" of velvet between the 3

Some great fishing and great eating, Monday's are usually pretty quiet on the water

Thanks all, did I say I really enjoy archery coues deer hunting! :} Hopefully this August I will have another blessed opportunity to harvest another!

"Some of you call this a “cover up”. We were telling our supervisor and other officers during the entire incident, who all agreed in how we were resolving the unplanned circumstances. No one was covering anything. I have told lots of people in the public about this. " Assuming this was toward my question? I agree, you stated you told your supervisor and was forthcoming about the mistakes that was made by yourself handing over your elk tag to another AZGFD employees so they could use your tag to finish hunting a wounded elk that was shot by you, since you had other obligations to attend too . God know's we all make mistakes daily, and need grace! But, AZGFD as a whole organization made many mistakes with the appearance to make it all go away, "cover up"? I think if AZGFD would've done the right thing and would have issued the proper citations, when these mistake occurred. We as the hunting public would have no issues and be in complete support of these rules for carrying another person's tags, shooting at, tagging and retrieving someone elses game. For me, and having being questioned and given a warning in the past by an AZGFD officer about carrying my son "10 years old at the time" tag within my backpack during his youth hunt. Gives me a little heartburn, knowing I could've very easily been given a ticket and possibly lost of hunting rights due to having possession of my sons tag, even though he was next to me at all times. The officer at the time was very respectful, and used it more as a teaching and information lesson. Which he did state it tough for a youngster to maintain it and not lose it. As we joked, they are always wanting to look at things over and over until they lose it. :} Mr. Wagner, I do commend you for allowing us to hear your side, Thank you! I also agree with you there are two separate issues at hand. Know one should be treated within their workplace, as your supervision treated you during this mistake. And they were held liable by the court, as they should of been. Thanks, Mike

Awesome lope!!! and a great mount!

Some great points of view,but, My concerns, is how was no hunting rights lost? I have seen so many times, guys catching one to many fish, shooting an extra dove over their limit. Almost every time they receive max 5 year suspension of hunting and fishing rights. I am also a little confused, how Mr. Wagner, thought it was ok to give his tag to another individual? Even though he left his hunt unit and returned home without “knowing if the animal was alive or dead.” I was told by a wildlife manager,and also during my kids hunter safety training. We cannot sign the transfer tag until the animal was properly tagged, and all edible meat was removed from the field by the tag holder. My question is why was this covered up? Why was each individual NOT issued citations? Clearly, laws and rules were broken by AZGFD employees that enforce this requirement daily as a normal part of their job duties. Mike

Great job Don!

Same in 22, not a sounds in 3 days. saw 3 lone hens.

Awesome writeup and a great archery turkey, cannot wait until the day I draw a Goulds tag!

WoW! now that is awesome, not too many guys can say they spot and stocked an archery Arizona turkey!! Congrats on a great accomplishment! Make sure to checkout bowhunting in Arizona records book. Not very many archery turkey's in the book! Mike