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I must have missed that when I was in there two days ago. The only thing I saw about 'updates' on thehome page was relative to Covid 19. Just found it, tho. Upgrade AZGFD online license purchase system will be unavailable Dec. 4-7 due to system upgrade Posted December 1, 2020 PHOENIX — Arizona Game and Fish Department customers are advised that online hunting or fishing license purchases through the AZGFD website will not be available from 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 4, through Monday, Dec. 7, due to technical upgrades being made to the AZGFD customer service system. Customers who need a license during this time frame should either buy it online before 5 p.m., Friday, Dec. 4, or buy a paper license from an authorized license dealer. The Department anticipates the upgraded online license purchase system will be available by 8 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 8. Portal account holders will be able to view their information but will be unable to make changes during this time period. The system upgrades will allow for improved functionality, security, and will be a foundation on which the Department can build and expand future products and services for customers.

Good show. 👍 Hope everyone else sees that the # character will cause a problem.

Why do you think I posted the FYI message here? Duh!! 🙄

Bingo! 👍 Exactly what I did rather than click in the email itself. I was also suspicious since it came out of nowhere.

Might not be storing it since that changes each year.

Happened to me as well. Be sure you're typing in the 2nd password --not copy/waste and recheck to be sure all of the elements are there. I first tried using the # as the special charchter and it didn't work. So I switched to the * and voila. Try a format such Xxxxxxxxx11* usingyour own letters, number and character.

You need to log in using the name & password that is in the email to you -- not any of your old info! And be sure the password you try to use has an upper and lower case letter, plus a number and a special character like this with the RED as required: John100doe*

SOLD

These three books were given to me by the late Pat McManus over the years we were friends. All of them are in never-read, pristine condition, complete with the original dust jackets. I would prefer to sell them as a set. I will consider reasonable offers but no trades. Payment via PayPal (buyer doesn't need an acct; just a CC or checking acct.) or cash only. Must be picked up near 67th Ave. & Camelback in Glendale or shipped FREE. SOLD Rubber Legs And Whitetail Hairs was signed on 1/18/88 with "To Tony, an old OWAA buddy - Pat McManus" The Night The Bear Ate Goombaw was signed on 1/18/90 with "To Tony, an old friend from OWAA - Pat McManus" The Good Smaritan Strikes Again was signed "Pat McManus" on 10/8/1992

Wow. Two fine trophies.

Of course I would sign it. You should know better than to ask such a question, Andrew. 😉

BUMP For an excellent Christmas present!

BUMP For an excellent Christmas present!

BUMP For an excellent Christmas present!

BUMP For an excellent Christmas present!

BUMP For an excellent Christmas present!

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NOW ONLY $150 This would make an excellent Christmas present for some youngster.

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PRICE CUT $150 $125 These would make a super Christmas present for someone.

Well then quit doing that! Use the toilet instead. 🙄

“A Uniquely Southwest Hunt” Winner Announced Today During Webcast VIEW THE EVENT Arizona Big Game Super Raffle raises $50,000 for bear, mountain lion, javelina package For those hunters who entered the Arizona Big Game Super Raffle’s special fall raffle, the event will be webcast at 4 p.m. today at https://vimeo.com/event/524824. For the past 15 years, the Arizona Game and Fish Commission has annually awarded the Arizona Big Game Super Raffle a total of 10 Special Big Game Tags, one for each of the state’s big game species — bighorn sheep, elk, mule deer, white-tailed deer, pronghorn, bison, turkey, bear, javelina and mountain lion. AZBGSR also received three additional tags this year, which the nonprofit has been promoting as “A Uniquely Southwest Hunt” for bear, mountain lion and javelina. The package includes seven days of guiding services with an Arizona outfitter, Dieringer Outfitters, as well as meals and lodging. Almost $50,000 was raised through the special fall raffle for wildlife conservation efforts. Every dollar raised for each species through the raffle is returned to the department and managed by the Arizona Habitat Partnership Committee (AHPC) for that particular species. With input from local habitat partners across the state and sponsoring organizations involved in the fundraising, project priorities are determined that will provide the most benefit to each species. The winner will be permitted to hunt all three species for 365 days between Aug. 15, 2021 and Aug. 14, 2022. For more information, visit http://arizonabiggamesuperraffle.com.

Years ago, Craig Boddington wrote an article in Petersen's Hunting proclaiming the 110 as the most accurate rifle right out of the box. When we hunted pronghorns together on the HulapaiI Res. years later I asked him if he still felt the same about it. He replied with a definitive "yes." That was a couple decades back, so I don't know if it still applies. Good luck with the sale.