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Six tags for 3 species is insignificant in the big picture. Hopefully tag numbers will remain low for the app fee harvest by AZGF. I'm in!

The intent of this "loophole" is to get young people in the field. Tag transfer is a family deal with transfer only going to minors. I am all for tag transfer within families but suspect this young lady drew her own tag. Hope this family has an amazing experience.

Congratulations on an outstanding first deer. Great smile too.

Nothing finer than a sheep hunting expedition! Good luck and safe travels.

Got a Gould's tag in my realm, likely my sweetheart drew but you never know. 31 or 35B.

Outstanding work on a really nice ram.

Looking for a used tire, preferably a BF Goodrich All Terrain. A wheel would be cool too, 8 - 170 mm with a 4.5" offset for a 02 F350. Thanks in advance for any help. Phoenix metro or Showlow area.

Hate to think how many yotes got away that would not have if I'd been packing a shotgun. BB's, #4 buck. Recommend a "turkey" shotgun, camo'd with a 24" tube.

BIG bear, congrats to all.

Beautiful dog, sorry for your loss.

Removing does is ALWAYS about limiting/reducing the size of a population, not the buck/doe ratio.

Ran a pair of these for many years. Very good optics. GLWS

^^^^ this, escape cover is key for foxes and to a lesser extent, bobcats.

You are probably right (hopefully). Maimograms are not cool.

I think I'm gonna puke.

IMO, don't expect to haul anything safely on a dirt bike unless it is on your back or centered on the bike. Handling can be scary if ANY weight is off center. Don't know about hauling a trailer. Agree with jcarter, a quad would be a better choice. As far a "putting around" goes, takes a lot of discipline to go slow, especially long term. If you end up with a bike, buy ALL the safety gear and use it!

Congratulations!

I assume you already own a decent tripod with a quality pan head/pistol grip. Quality 10X42's are my recommendation. Acquire specialty glass down the road as needed.

Outstanding bull! Well placed hit too. Congrats.

Always a treat to find a desert tortoise.

Fairly quiet in 3B since the warm up.

Buddy sent me a link to a list of notable AZ storms from the 20th century. https://www.weather.gov/psr/Arizona_historic_storms I remember most of these storms starting with the snowstorm(s) December of 1967. My parents has just finished building a small home near Alpine. Many homes in the area collapsed due to the massive snow load. Fortunately, my parents home survived the storm. The Labor Day storm of 1970 produced about 4-5" of hail on the ground at Alpine. My brothers and I broke out sleds and a toboggan, had a blast! Hopefully AZ can get back to a wet cycle. A wet monsoon is great but we really need a consistent winter snowpack to break this drought. A link to a visual of the 1993 Verde river flood:

4" rain on Mt. Ord today according to Maricopa county flood control website. Tonto creek is running big.

Texas and Colorado are additional options to consider.

Hopefully USFS will get on with it. With all the fires around the western US and in AZ it could sap resources. I witnessed the Wallow fire BAER response, I was impressed. https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/photos/AZCOF/2021-07-04-1120-Backbone-PostFire-BAER/related_files/pict20210620-211033-0.pdf