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My new cameras have a "code lock" feature built into the camera. Once you enter a password, the camera cannot be re-programed or used unless you have the correct password. Everytime you replace the batteries, you have to enter the password, or the camera is usless. At least if they get mine, it will be of no use to them!

Congrats Rom! Again proving that Rincon Outfitters is hands down the best spot/stalk/and call bear guides in the state... Wish I could have been there for this one.

Jerry has done a whitetail and a elk for me... I will definatley go back!

looks like a good size lion to me... shoot!

escuche elcabron... su speeling y la gramática malos se pusieron impronta mí. ahorra, vuelva a su cueva y bébalo para dormir!

I looked back thru my trail camera pictures, and I think I found one of "elcabron". I wasn't sure, but after looking at the picture and reading his posts, I am sure now...

Guys, just keep hanging them on water holes... I like being able to buy them cheap on ebay...

I was heading home when I saw your truck...

Black f j cruiser in madera canyon this morning?

Smart phone

There was also a dark grey Ford F-250 with a PSE license plate on the front parked a little north of you, you know who that was?

as far as the 4x4 stuck in the mud, I ran across a few vehicles in the Santa Ritas a few years back. I called FS to see if I could apply for a abandonded title. They said I could if I was a licensed tow company. There policy was after 72 hours, if you had a tow license, you could get a abandoned title for the vehicle left in the forest service. These were brand new trucks by the way, proably used for smuggling.

Antelope mesa!!!!

Forest service takes a bunch of them every year. I ran into forest service a few years back in unit 27 and the back of his truck was full of treestands and trail cams. He claimed that after 48hrs it was ababdonded.

We have had many grown men begin shaking when the bear comes in to the call....

Pro kid, take some tp, you will need it after calling a bear into 20 feet

I buy a lot of trail cameras on ebay... I always wonder where they came from...especially when they have names on them that are scratched out...

one of the best tricks to avoid theft is avoid putting cameras in the northern half of the state.

The San Francisco river canyon is full of sheep. I have been wondering for the past several years why they didn't have a sheep tag in there. When bear hunting in there, we used to see sheep every day. Steep country though... Also saw two full curl rams butting heads a couple of years ago, awesome sight to see and hear, as they were only 90yds away.

there are a few huge Rams in there! Good Luck, and be in shape...

I have had that same Reddington Pass map for several years now. I havn't seen any roads close up there... Those maps are on all the trail head sites.

In the last 15 years of guiding a bunch of clients and hunting for myself in AZ I was checked once in 1998, after we had killed our deer and were packing up camp. I rarley see a G&F officer durring a hunt, maybe that is because I am no where near a road. Even when I actually witnessed someone poach a deer, and called it in to opperation game thief, they never showed up!

Awesome catch! Maybe those kids can teach "Pro kid" a thing or two...

+1 for Wellers!

Not a good idea to burn paloverde as it releases smoke that is toxic to humans... This is from the Sonoran Desert Museum web site: "The soft wood makes poor lumber. It is also poor for firewood, burning rapidly while emitting a strong, unpleasant odor, and making no coals."