Flatlander

If you have the tools to reface them then that wouldn't be a bad option. I probably wouldn't stain them myself but would totally paint them. Option 3 wouldn't be any big deal. They don't have to be custom, you could order modular cabinets and set them yourself.

Yeah, not only was that calf already doomed to die a miserable death, but had you shot its mother it would have just been worse. I’d have a hard time putting an arrow in a spotted calf, but there is no question you spared it some suffering. Nature is metal stuff right there.

We need pics of the bull to corroborate your story. . .

4.5 miles 42:33 yesterday Today 75 push-ups, sit-ups and 100 jumping jacks + 2 mile walk Tomorrow 5 miles. Still a fat butt.

It really doesn’t matter how much energy you have if you shoot an animal in the butt or above the vitals. There really isn’t any reason to choose KE over shot placement. This should be a short thread.

All animals that make the book are in the records forever. However only animals above 375” are printed in every version of the book.

The said it was a net B&C bull so at least 360, but not the 400" giants we see sometimes. Between drought and this being a raffle not auction bull I'd say he did pretty well.

We are hunting the youth hunt which is just prior to your hunt. We can give an update on what we saw. Send me a PM with your phone #.

Looks really nice. Congrats. How was the eating?

Pretty blonde. My dad makes those same kissy sounds at every animal we see these days. I am not sure why or when that started.

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Another one?! Dammit.

Not really. Everyone will still just sit in the same spots they are now. It will be a lot harder for the non-guides dudes to figure out where the buff are without a bunch of other eyes and ears.

He was recovering from intestine surgery he had a week or so prior. He already had complicating health conditions. If you believe the vaccine had something to do with his death you are just searching for ways to reinforce a conclusion you have already drawn.

Here is a link to the thread I did on my sons august cow hunt last year.

33 is a solid unit with just about every habitat type from the desert floor to tall pines. It gets busy being close to Tucson but you can deal with that.

That dang cat came at me like three times when I visited. He thought it was hilarious.

I helped during the bull hunt at the beginning of July. There was a thread on it but I think it got deleted. There was lots of conflict between the 3 competing outfitters up there and their respective clients. If you go I would put cams on the salts you think will produce and then pick one and stick with it. With everyone taking the same approach (sitting blinds all day every day), the more you move around the more you will run into friction with other hunters. If you pick a spot and stick with they can know what to expect and plan around you. When we drove through Saturday it was looking pretty wet on the plateau so sittIng water could be tough but hopefully the bison are more dispersed and salt should always be good.

Bring your mountain boots and low expectations. That unit gets pounded by the local crowd + PHX folks. It’s steep and there are bucks but it’s a miserable buck:doe ratio. You’ll glass 30-40 does to turn up an average buck.

If you’re from Montana you should reach out to AZGFD and see if they will sponsor you and a bunch of buddies to the tune of $60k. Maybe you could make a YouTube video.

So… what’s the scoop?

I wonder how much flash flooding and erosion there has been?

Nice to see a bad guy get some real time for their crimes. It’s be nice if our state game laws carried more weight. Poaching 4B bulls should carry prison time.

And if it became a question with a WM, they would likely check the other state for license status. That saved me one time.