jim

Great bucks.

I'm not negative at all. I just find it funny on the way you write your post's. I do enjoy others finds and really enjoy the pictures and do post congrats all the time. As for what type of shed hunter am I. I find enough to keep me happy,that is what is important. My apologies for calling you a god, it was not ment in the way it came across. I also never said you claimed to be the best around so as you say don't put words in my mouth. If you get a chance go on the NASHC web site and you will see a whole differn't world of shed hunting. The owner of the site might even be interested in your video. I do know that alot of guy's on there would buy your video.

Well, I hope you enjoy your video. Your value system of being a shed god is almost funny, the value of shed hunting for some folks is just about getting out and enjoying the hunt. As for the heads it's really simple why there is regulations on the heads to try and control the poaching of trophy animals. I also will keep heads that I find but like josh I call on the bigger ones.

Great shed for his first one.

I grew up in payson, First deer was in unit 5a. I have killed deer in 5a,22,6a,1,23,27 and 20b. Elk in 6a and 27. I loved hunting birds in tonto basin as a kid. Payson has to be the best area in the state, outside of antelope, you can hunt everthing else within 20 minutes of town. I also thank god my dad took me and got me hooked on the outdoors.

The director should read these sites and then make sure the results do not come out until the listed time in the regs.

How long before you let this pair blow over in the wind ?

Yeh, the collar I found looks just like that one.

Have you tried taking the lens covers off your bino's ? There's bears everywhere.

I found a collar this year while horn hunting and turned it in a the pinetop office. I hoped they would call me back to find out what it was off of, but they didn't.

Theres only 30 tags so I don't think he will get ran over at any one place. I have tag #30 no matter where you hunt this is a tough hunt.

There is at least 8 inch's of snow on the flats between sunrise turnoff and a-1 lake.

My camo pants are to faded to hunt with anymore, so I wear them to shed hunt.

You can not even come close to thinking that a nov 22 tag and a 1 or 27 tag can even be considered the same, in hard factor. The elk up here pattern alot better than in 22. I have had 2 22 tags and those tags are tough. I had 27 nov down as my second choice and did not draw it. So there must be some demand. I did draw 22 s as my 4th choice and know that I will have to scout it alot harder than I would have if I would have drawn 27. I also know of 5 other nov tag holders 2 in 27 second choice and 3 in unit 7 4th choice.

My boy found a 2 horned shed today and I finally found a decent 6 point. The bases were seperate but attached below. The six with my grandson

That will be the next over the counter area.

I saw a tom with about 20 hens the other day. I never saw him strut or hear him gobble but he was following them wherever they went.

I drew 22 south archery bull in nov, tag 30 of 30 tags, on my 4th choice.

I found this skull in the blue a week ago. It had a point broke off while growing and it hardened bent over. A few of this weekend

I graduated from payson in 83 and we used to shoot our bows in the parking lot. Most of us had shotguns hanging in the racks.

Now that's flat knocking one down.

I was down on the blue sunday and it was really running hard.

Almost all the mountain lakes are full or should fill. Nelson went over the spillway a month ago and is still running,luna is spilling over. I had someone tell me there's over 5 feet of snow on the flats at big lake and crescent so hopefully those lakes will finally refill. I was on lyman today and it's coming up and should fill this year. There is alot of snow up here it should be a great runoff year.

Congrats it's a rush to watch your kid get his first big game animal.

I use the bruntons all the time. I like them but if I ever have the money it will be swaros in a heart beat.