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He made real good time from Yuma.
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Him and his lawyer sure pled that case, however the Forest Service law officer made a point that he didn't forget a single client he guided on the Coronado Forest only the ones he guided without a permit on the Coconino.
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Saw this on Instagram...what’s your take?
654321 replied to Yuma Outdoorsman's topic in The Campfire
You couldnt prove it to me that New Mexico's wildlife populations are any better off than ours. -
Saw this on Instagram...what’s your take?
654321 replied to Yuma Outdoorsman's topic in The Campfire
Every wildlife agency in the country must put garbage in garbage out. -
Tell that to Steve Ward.
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Steve Ward lost his hunting and guiding privileges for 5 years because he failed to properly report all of the clients he or his guides took out a specific year.
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He and his guides guided some archery elk hunters on the Coconino Forest and he "forgot" to claim those on his end of the year report.
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The AZGFD commission revoked his privileges.
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The Arizona Game and Fish Commission, during a public meeting Aug. 6 in Williams, voted 5-0 to approve Commission Order 30: Limited-Entry Permit-tags, which establishes initial seasons and season dates, permit numbers, and open areas for elk, mule deer and white-tailed deer. It was closer to 4 months ago they voted on Commission order 30 so its been in the works for a little while.
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WY has more antelope than residents I think they can afford lower app fees.
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Earlier this month they took sheep out of the silverbells and Canyon lake
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Very little compared to rest of the AZGFD budget, most of those branches get contracts and other agencies and businesses to pay for their programs. APS, Bureau of Reclamation ect.
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The change is going to have to be more than just NR, I know you don’t like to hear it but NR. Make up a fraction of the OTC tags sold in this state.
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That’s awesome that the state won’t be paying him directly but I would bet he’ll still be out here in January promoting public land hunting, he was doing it well before he was getting paid by AZGFD. He has other sponsors. The only thing that is going to stop the onslaught of NR hunting this state is the removal of OTC tags which for mule deer is well over due with or without Newburg hunting here.
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Its actually $300 for NR and does nothing to hurt residents odds of getting a tag since NR are capped at 10% of the tags for each hunt #.
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Wait until you guys here how much money the AZGFD made in just the first 10 days of the new hunter ethics bonus point.
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First come aren't even accepted until November 29th if they release the list on the 22nd and you cant figure out which of the few leftovers you might want to try for maybe just maybe you're the incompetent one 😂.
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😂, Well if it makes you feel any better in all those years of buying licenses and app fees the wife only drew one tag that was able to be transferred and it was an archery bull tag in a unit that you used to could draw in the max pool with 6 points.
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Been putting both my kids in since they were old enough to put in and also the wife in the hopes she would have been one of those that draws with no points just so i could have transferred the tag to one of the kids. 😂
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I've had 2 early hunts and 1 late hunt in 12AW and my trailer lines froze on all three hunts, but never broke a line.
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Seems you been hunting in 34A not 34B.
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All my points are updated including the spring draw
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Wonder how many were bonus point only applicants?
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Any illegal action down south this year on deer hunts
654321 replied to Adicted's topic in The Campfire
Phoenix is way more dangerous than any of the southern units on any given day, just watch the news. -
Sep 1, 2021 - Mar 31, 2022 (All notes apply except 2,3,4,5,9,10,11,12,18,21,22, 27, 29,30,31,32,33,34,35) Open areas Statewide (excluding National Wildlife Refuges and Units 11M, 25M, 26M, and 38M) Coati Bag Limit Unlimited, except for coati which is one (1) per calendar year. House (English) sparrows, European starlings and mammals of the Orders Rodentia (except beaver, black-tailed prairie dog, muskrat, porcupine or tree squirrel) and Insectivora may be taken alive and held in captivity pursuant to R12-4-404