Flatlander

Man what a buck!

I heard Matt is going to be on the ME podcast this week to debate the merits of social media with Steve. I am interested to hear both sides, and am hopeful that he has free reign to speak on the podcast. Sometimes Steve gets a little full of himself on there so it will be interesting to see the dynamic.

I’ve seen a few conversations on the Wyoming case. But corner crossing laws vary state by state. I was wondering if anyone has experience specific to AZ.

Does anyone have experience with corner crossing in AZ? I wonder if there is existing case law on it here?

Congrats! That’s awesome.

Really the only thing that matters here.

No, my old lady would never. But she all of a sudden is excited about Snowflake winning B2B

I get it. Ashley gets excited about this too. Its kind of weird to me because I will forever despise Highland High School and I will never celebrate them winning a championship. I am sometimes happy for individuals that I know having success there, despite their affiliation with my rival. That being said, I am a Fitzmagic fan, since we grew up playing against each other. Plus its cool to be able to say I sacked an NFL QB. Not a cheapo group sack either, I ran him down from behind on a bootleg. Probably the most athletic achievement of my life. Which is why I washed out in HS.

Now you are touting the accomplishments of your former rivals? My how times have changed.

He’s a wildcat. Not so good at the reading…

Don’t look now… Devils are 3-0 since Dustin’s prediction. Wins over Oregon, GCU and Creighton.

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What’s your training in Thom?

Where is the gun at? I need to run down to AW this week or next anyway.

This is absurd. Having 3X as much data will certainly provide more reliable statistical information because the margin of error is much reduced. The only way it wouldn’t is if more people lied on their survey than already do not return a survey. The probability of which makes it statistically irrelevant.

Maybe, maybe not. Time will tell how accurate their extrapolations from the source data was. But my basic level of statistical training tells me that the more data points we start with the lower the margin of error and thus the more reliable the data is.

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So what did they say about the Big Bo? Is it being sold? Changing its policy? Did Jimmy John buy all the access?

It doesn’t make sense to have some data based on mandatory reporting and some not. My guess is that mandatory reporting will come to all species soon.

I don’t think the commission was as worried about possible forgetfulness as they are about guides intentionally avoiding the FS permit process. Which is important. If it’s true he had done this before, was warned and then did it again (and plastered it all over the internet) as the regulating agency AZGF is likely to give a good long listen to another government agency who they work together with on a number of issues. If the FS LEO asked for stiff punishment because of intent, it’s not surprising the dept listened. If I remember correctly Steve Ward was one of the most vocal opponents of the bait ban several years ago. I don’t know if I would buy into the dept having anything against his success, they are just managing a resource. The seasons were reduced in units where success was high and triggered the pre-determined steps outlined in the guidelines.

That’s a two edged sword…that would make it pretty dang easy to put condos on that big private piece.

Ever been there?

This is amazing.

That your unit shuts down earlier and that the success rate will look higher in reports. Pretty flimsy concerns if you ask me. And not any different than challenges with data we already rely on completely. All mandatory reporting does is increase the sample size of data that already gets gathered.

Amazing. Congratulations!