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Doesn't really look like NR are the problem.

“Handgun” is defined under Federal law to mean, in part, a firearm which has a short stock and is designed to be held and fired by the use of a single hand… Gun Control Act of 1968, 18 U.S.C. § 921(a)(29). Under an implementing regulation of the National Firearms Act (NFA), 27 C.F.R. § 479.11,

Nice pigs but what do you expect when you post a picture with a shoulder mounted "pistol" during a handgun hunt.

I'm telling you that, not myself troll.

If you need a brace strapped around your forearm to help brace the pistol maybe you shouldn't be using a pistol. Maybe you should just stick to rifles with a bi-pod.

Just keep pushing that grey line. First there were trail cameras and then someone thought there needed to be live feed trail cameras and now there will be no trail cameras 😂.

Just keep pushing that grey line. First there were trail cameras and then someone thought there needed to be live feed trail cameras and now there will be no trail cameras 😂.

If it's not INTENDED to be fired from the shoulder than why even have the butt stock on it.

“Handgun” means a firearm designed and intended to be held, gripped, and fired by one or more hands, not intended to be fired from the shoulder, and that uses the energy from an explosive in a fixed cartridge to fire a single projectile through a barrel for each single pull of the trigger. “ You mean to tell me that big browns and his wife fired that using one hand or both hands and didn't use the stock butt. Yeah right.

I have done 8 applications and none of them took more than a couple minutes apiece.

😂, he was in high school when he broke the record.

If you visit some of the state hatcheries they have replicas of a lot of the state records. The current Brown trout record is from Reservation Lake and the holder is the manager of Tonto Creek Hatchery.

According to the 2020 data the USFWS put out for AZ NR contributed $5,054,435 of the total $17,485,504. My math skills aren't the greatest but that's about 29% they contribute.

Wrong again, if he chooses never to try and take any big game animal off this salt or water he'll be fine.

Same logic could be said about passing a crossbow rule, there was a need for it.

7. A person shall not use edible or ingestible substances to aid in taking big game. The use of edible or ingestible substances to aid in taking big game is unlawful when: a. A person places edible or ingestible substances for the purpose of attracting or taking big game, or b. A person knowingly takes big game with the aid of edible or ingestible substances placed for the purpose of attracting wildlife to a specific location. 8. Subsection (A)(7) does not limit Department employees or Department agents in the performance of their official duties. 9. For the purposes of subsection (A)(7), edible or ingestible substances do not include any of the following: a. Water. b. Salt. c. Salt-based materials produced and manufactured for the livestock industry. d. Nutritional supplements produced and manufactured for the livestock industry and placed during the course of livestock or agricultural operations

Its funny you're so concerned about the potential abuse of the crossbow permit when you openly admit to working the system to get tags for your daughter when she was a jr. If your daughter wanted to hunt archery elk with the big kids then put in and draw the tags fair and square like everyone else instead of daddy getting the tag and then transferring it to her seems a little hypercritical to me.

Actually baiting isn't illegal unless you live in a county that has a ban on feeding wildlife. If you want to go pour a 100 lbs of corn on the ground and feed wildlife it is perfectly legal just don't attempt to take big game off your bait pile. The rules on cameras will be very similar.

Jimmy Johns posse

Hunted 36B this year on the late December hunt, didn't see a single illegal alien. Since 1994 I have hunted 34A, 36A,B and C and turkeys in 35A&B. I have hunted from tents and trailers and have never had any problems with illegal aliens. Have seen the large groups with the kiddy backpacks and blacked out water jugs and the small groups with the burlap backpacks. It seems to me you cant go more than 5 minutes without feeling some sort of BP presence. To me there are far more scarier places in AZ than the border units.

I was on the Kiabab twice this fall hunting and once in December in 36B and from what I seen their were tons of does and fawns and they didn't look to be in poor shape then.

Half the bonus group might be NR but they're only going to get 5% of those tags, not to hard to look at what last year took to get a tag in the bonus pass and see where you stand with the points you have. Plus you never know what is going to drive people to put in where they're going to put in. Could be a huge influx of people putting in for 27 after the jimmy john bull or there could be a large group of people that just buy points due to the poor moisture so far.

I'm just curious what makes Toprut odds any more accurate than the draw report the AZGFD puts out, especially for residents.

A parent, grandparent or legal guardian may allow the parent’s, grandparent’s or guardian’s minor child or minor grandchild to use the parent’s, grandparent’s or guardian’s big game permit or tag to take big game pursuant to the following requirements: • The parent, grandparent or guardian must transfer the permit or tag to the child in a manner prescribed by the Commission. • The child receiving the permit or tag must be accompanied by a parent, grandparent or guardian when in the field. • The child must possess a valid hunting license and, if under 14 years of age, must satisfactorily complete the Arizona hunter education course or another comparable hunter education course that is approved by the Director before participating in the hunt. • Any big game that is taken counts toward the child’s bag limit. Once a tag is transferred at a Department office, the original permittee may no longer use it. Visit www.azgfd.gov/hunting and scroll to the additional hunting information. There you will find a link titled “Tag Transfer.” Organizations you can donate your tag to are listed on the page.

Instead of the lady.