cmc

I posed that question back in May to a few of the folks in the Department and got this feed back.... http://www.azsj.org/forums/showthread.php?t=21008

For you archery junkies ponder this... Lark & Hunlee ... both go AWOL at the same time... coincidence?

I forget was Delw on here much?

Only high traffic road that's closed temporarily is along the black river because of rock slides and the chance of getting stuck in between at one of the camp spots. A few other roads are more or less permanently closed because of major wash outs because of the fire. I don't see those opening up anytime soon unless someone ponies up some money to the FS to fix them. You can get a current road and FS closure map off the A-S forest service web site. Oh and congrats to your son on the tag. It'll be a lot of fun.

Amanda thank you for the offer - and well above the call of duty! I sent you an email. Thanks cmc

Yep it's the one I got from you when you put them on close out sale. First time I used it was my spring bear hunt last year where it sat out in the woods for 2.5 month due to closed forest and took 2700 photos over that time working great. First photo was me leaving and last photo was me coming back 2.5 months later to get it. It's been in my gunsafe till a month ago where I set it out scouting for my elk hunt and when I checked it last weekend it took 6001 photos, maxing out the SD card of course, as the photos were al within a 6 hour period from when I set it that day to 6pm later that same day. I've been testing it at home and as soon as it turns on it takes pictures till it's turned off. Same goes for video if you switch to that setting. I take it warranty is up so I'll give Covert a call and see what gives. I have a HR8 Covert out right now and fear that one is doing the same thing based on how many pics it took during setup. I just thought my son running around was triggering them all but doubt he was the issue. I'll know more on that one after I check it this weekend. That one I didn't purchase at cwt.com.

I'm suffering from the run away photos on my Covert II in which it will continuously take photos even if I set the camera facing down on a desk without anything to trigger it. I have tried to reboot it but thus far, no sucess. To make sure I'm doing that right - are you guys leaving the remote in or removing it? I put in 8 batteries, a blank formatted card, removed the remote, and turned on the camera, waited about 5 seconds and then proceded to remove the batteries as fast as I could. Am I missing something in that procecdure?

The Sunrise Ski Lodge is holding a 3D shoot June 29/30th & July 1st. http://sunriseskiparkaz.com/summer/sunrise-3d-archery-shoot Also in Tucson the Desert Archers put on 3D shoots throughout the year, none in June/July because of the heat but one should be coming up in August. http://www.desertarchers.com/

Nice looking bull. Extreme Bulls 7 is out and I would think that Amanda would be stocking is soon with the others she has offered. I couldn't wait so mine is due to arrive soon from Steve.

I'm looking for some E rated tires for a dump trailer I don't use much but the tires on it are very dry rotted. Planning to make a run to the white mountains this summer with it to do some work. Looking for the below sizes 7.50-16 235/85/16 265/75/16 I have access to two 235/85/16 if someone has a few in that size. Also need a spare wheel for it 8 lug (8 on 6.5). thanks, cmc

I think I've got a matching set of everything from a guy but let me verify that and get back with ya. Thanks - cmc

Of the 7 folks I knew had tags and were able to hunt this past weekend, thus far only 1 has filled her tag. All of them said it was tough going to just locate a bird and none of them really wanted to play. That's from two hunting central and rest hunting east portions of the state.

Bonnie please let us know if you need anything or we can be of any help. We pray for return of full health for Allen and strength for your entire family through these tough times. Psalm 23:4 - Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. cmc

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Here is UT's 2010 annual report... http://wildlife.utah.gov/hunting/biggame/pdf/annual_reports/10_bg_report.pdf

You all might want to become very familiar with this bill being proposed.... HB 2072 Sale of big game tags It's bound to be quite the subject matter of many discussions in the very near future. cmc

Can you provide documented examples of such written threats on the board Lark? You've mentioned it before but I have yet to read one but I don't read every post out there. I've been threatened with possible physical harm before, not on this site, so I find it interesting to see what you've been presented.

The ADA has opened up a suggestion box on their web page.... http://www.azdeer.org/suggestion_box.htm

RANCH CLEAN UP Cleaning up Undocumented Immigrant Trash in Game Management Unit 36A When: Saturday, Sunday March 24-25, 2012; 8:00 AM start What: The Arizona Game and Fish Department will sponsor a Cleanup project of Undocumented Immigrant trash, in remote areas of the Sierrita Mountains, in partnership with the Arizona chapter of Safari Club International (SCI) and the Pima County Natural Resources, Parks and Recreation. A base camp opens Friday afternoon, March 23, on the Marley Ranch, 0.80 miles north of the blacktop, off Batamote Road, accessible at Arivaca Road milepost 17.6, whichwill serve as a staging area for volunteers both Saturday and Sunday mornings. Food: Lunch will be provided on Saturday and Sunday from 12pm-1:30pm, by the Arizona chapter of Safari Club International, but camping volunteers should provide their own camping gear and supplies for other meals.Please let us know if you will be out so we can provide enough food for lunch. Directions are as follows: · I-19 southbound from Tucson to the Arivaca Road exit at Amado; · Exit west on Arivaca Road, right and then left through Amado, then southwest to milepost 17.6; · Turn right, then go northwest .8 mile on Batamote dirt road; · GPS coordinates: N 31º43.655, W 111º09.588. Trash bags, Gloves,trash pickers and dumpsters will be available at the base camp. Volunteers may clean up other borderlands areas of interest to them, and will be provided with equipment and supplies to use. Interested volunteersshould RSVP to Wildlife Manager Karen Klima, 520-975-6490, kklima@azgfd.gov ***Some free prizes will be awarded; these are made possible by Sportsman’s Warehouse, Tucson

Great photos Amanda and it was a pleasure to meet a bunch of the CWT.com folks. Thanks to all that came out and helped on the project. Cheers, cmc

Stephen - I saw you guys heading south on Oracle rd. while I was towing the 5th wheel north. Just about near the In and Out burger shop. Nice photos and I hope the FS meeting went well.

I'll be out Thursday after work. Soonest I can break away.

Ask for Matt Walton in the Region V office.

Here is the press release with the info about the webcast...

Darrel, Tell Kolin congrats on the successful hunt. Thanks to AZ SCI folks for working hard at recruiting the next generation of hunters. cmc