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Might be. I wonder if that fish ever saw the sun, tho. 😎

Yup. He can do that too using the same form. It just has to be an approved organization with verification. A person who donates, or transfers, his or her hunt permit-tag to a qualified nonprofit organization, also can participate in tag surrender, provided the requirements listed above are fulfilled. An acceptable proof of the transfer must be provided to the department (a receipt from the qualified nonprofit organization, for example). The tag surrender application form and an acceptable proof of the hunt permit-tag being donated must be completed within 60 days of the donation, and no less than 30 days before the next application deadline for that particular species. From the form Was this tag donated to a non-profit organization?  Yes  No (If Yes, please also provide the “Hunt Permit-Tag Donation Affidavit” - Form 132.)

You can DL the form online and simply mail it and the permit to the AGFD office to get your points back.

I have several in different camo patterns in the right size for him. It's simply a matter of digging them out from the recesses of my hunting clothing closet.

I believe they are a size 9.

I definitely have a pair of pac like this that should fit you. They have two sets of removable liners. one being thinsulate.

Pretty incredible what a dumb fish can do, eh? It's amazing how symmetrical his creation is.

Gotcha. We'll get together before than.

Okay, hang loose a bit until this virus thing settles a bit more. Right now, due to my age and condition, my status is dead man walking if I come in contact with a C19 carrier. When is your possible snow hunt?

What's your waist size and height? Oh, and I don't do texts.

I'm 5'8", 135 or so and have a sz9 foot. So I've got oodles of stuff in your sizes, including boots/pacs and lots of coats, coveralls, etc. But I have no use for fireworks. Cash is always nice, tho, as long it's more than Goodwill levels. 😉 Give me more specifics on exactly what you want.

Mostly likely will not move much from now until then.

It all depends on when and where. For example, the entire deer herd on the N. Kaibab moves many miles when they migrate out of the high country. If you find a Kaibab buck in the aspens in Aug./Sept., he'll unlikely be there during the late season. In contrast, a desert mule deer will have a much smaller territory that might expand a bit during the rut.

Yup, pre 'artificial only' days. Do you recall the year when that came about??

Those were the "good ol' days". 😡 Kastmaster were the big lures for the big trout..

The video should actually show in both in stances. Not sure what your problem is. 🤷‍♂️

Be sure to watch until the end.....

You get to pick just like a normal app. And if your picks are gone, you don't get a permit even if there are other ones left.

One year, a busload of Chinese "city folk" nearly got me trampled by a bull moose. I wasn't a happy person.

Of course it's an obvious fake. That said, I spent a lot of time taking photos in YNP over the years, and you would be shocked at some of the boneheaded stuff the tourists do with the wildlife.

Another fire burning. Looks like somewhere in 6A. https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/coconino/news-events/?cid=FSEPRD775159&fbclid=IwAR0xVrkMlXt6BygZiom7EdYLDQfzbWI5baeD2bBOsr5eG4FyhOPMVfo0eYo

GAME AND FISH NEWS July 27, 2020 Arizona Game and Fish Department Arizona Game and Fish Department proposes changes to fishing regulations for 2021 and 2022 PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) is proposing amendments to Commission Order 40 (sport fishing bag and possession Limits, special regulations, and specific closures) for calendar years 2021 and 2022. The public is invited to review and comment on the proposed changes. AZGFD will host a Facebook Live presentation on Aug. 6 at 6:30 p.m. to discuss the proposed changes. Comments or suggestions can be submitted until 5 p.m., Aug. 28, either by: Email to fishregscomments@azgfd.gov Or, by mail to: Arizona Game and Fish Department Attn: Fisheries Branch, c/o Andy Clark 5000 W. Carefree Highway Phoenix, AZ 85086 The amendments are scheduled to be presented to the Arizona Game and Fish Commission at its Sept. 25-26 meeting. In summary, the proposed amendments are: Change regulations on the East Fork Little Colorado River upstream of Colter Dam to include a seasonal angling closure. Open Lee Valley Creek to angling. Change angling regulations on Burro Creek to include a seasonal angling closure. Change angling regulations on Thompson Creek to include a seasonal angling closure. Change angling regulations on the Upper West Fork Black River to include a seasonal angling closure. Open Grapevine Creek to angling including a seasonal angling closure. Open Dude Creek to angling including a seasonal angling closure. Create seasonal harvest, and bait restriction regulations on River Reservoir. Create seasonal harvest, and bait restriction regulations on Little Colorado River (Greer) upstream of River Reservoir to the confluence of the East and West Forks Little Colorado River. Change the statewide daily bag limit for trout to 4. Restore the statewide daily bag limit for trout at CC Cragin Reservoir, Knoll Lake, and Nelson Reservoir. See the full proposed amendments.

Not sure if it's still the case, but they once used DOC dudes to open envelopes for the leftovers.

THIS^^^^^^^^^^^ It is not a computer draw like the first go-round.