Outdoor Writer

This is a real old poor quality scan of a 35mm slide. Northwest Territories on a caribou hunt. There were literally thousands flying over everyday on their way south. Many would land on nearby tundra to feed and spend the night.

You are correct. They are regulated as a migratory bird species such as doves, bandtail pigeons, etc., not like waterfowl. So you can use lead wherever it is permitted for other feathered critters that don't swim. Also note that no federal duck stamp is needed.

This is a fairly factual rendering: The Last Grizzly A couple of good books to read: Man & Wildlife in Arizona by Goode P. Davis Jr. The Grizzly in the Southwest by David E. Brown

So in which community do you reside, Ponderosa or Colcord? And what were the "significant problems" caused in 2015?

From the filing: "48. The Bar X cows degraded the resources in the Turkey/Colcord Pasture and caused significant problems in the Ponderosa and Colcord communities during those few months in 2015." Perhaps not establishing "communities" in such great wildlife habitat would have been a better alternative to avoid "significant problems."

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Mea culpa. You're correct. I was unaware of that recent change since I am no longer hunting. Thanks for the update.

He would be good to go anyway since he using a bow and not a firearm.

When I worked downtown at the Jewel Box too many years ago to even mention, we called the C96 a "broom handle" Mauser.

That's because he had a brandy new rod case to carry his reach-out-there rods in. 😎

Think it's fixed now. If not, try this: https://www.qdma.com/this-strange-buck-was-a-throwback-to-extinct-whitetail-ancestors/

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Barbra Streisand

Easy, peasey. Just fill out the form below (Do NOT sign it!) and have it ready to give to the agent at the station when you cross the border if you're driving. They might want to examine the firearms. You will then sign it in front of the agent and pay the fee. If I recall, it's about $25-30. http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/wam/media/2347/original/d369a605ac3363b569af5ea5dc40c88d.pdf You also need to get a Form 4457, which is for US Customs when you return to the states. Just take your gun(s) to a US custom's office where they will check them and sign off on the form for you. You should also list any other expensive items you're taking into Canada with you. I used the one at Sky Harbor. Not sure if there are any others in the Valley. And save the #4477; it doesn't expire, so it's reusable.

My first try produced an error message about using only numbers or some such thing. Do a cut & paste from your receipt if you have it and make sure there's no other space at the beginning or end, which was my problem.

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LOL. You're confused. That's a road WARRIOR, not a road HUNTER.

That one is easy; crushed Coors cans, old chew cans and crumpled Big Mac wrappers sewn on an oil-stained hoodie -- kinda like a ghillie suit effect.

In my case, I have several cards and basically use only one for everything we charge because it's got a really, really low interest rate for balances and pays 5% back on certain purchases that change per quarter. The one I use for apps has no balance, and when it does, I pay it off.