Recent content by stevie

I appreciate the responses. Thank you.

My son drew a youth javelina tag which is a statewide hunt for two months. We've never hunted them before. I think I know what part of the state we're going to hunt, but I'm looking for information on what to look for in the field and where to concentrate. Arroyos? water holes? hillsides...

Looking forward to the youth javelina hunt for my son though. Never pursued them before, but I think we have the whole state to hunt and a whole month for the effort. Will bring along some shotguns for quail and it will make a grand expedition.

I sure long for the days before we had to draw for deer. You could count on hunting with the same guys in the same area every year. Back when the units were designated by letters rather than numbers. I understand why it can't be that way anymore...but I do miss it.

I blanked out again on the draw. So did my daughter. My boy draw javelina which is nice. I'm a NR (live in El Paso) and I haven't drawn a deer tag in 5 years. Prior to that I drew for deer every year including the first two or three post SB 196 years. I mean every year. My kids drew youth...

Thank you Muleman and Roadrunner. That is very helpful.

I blanked out in the draw. I almost always draw a deer in a low quality unit, but not this time. My 3rd choice was about as low quality as it gets too. So now to plan B. I have a couple or questions about UW LO cow elk tags. 1. can a non-resident get one 2. are they season specific 3...

By the way, not saying anything many of you don't already know, but there's a lot of elk around Willow Creek and Snow Lake. I think we saw about 70 in a 24 hour period. I'm very jealous of those of you with tags.

Went in through Winston/Beaverhead and out today through Glenwood. That road is open but it's pretty rough. Took about two hours from Willow Creek to Glenwood.

Going camping and fishing at snow lake this weekend. Is that road from Glenwood/Mogollon heading into the Gila still closed?

Try the fields right next to the road around Aragon.

Thanks Joe. I think I'll try that. I'll let you know how it turns out. Do you grill, fry or bake them?

I have a few ducks in the freezer right now. How did you cook yours?

They're fantastic. Nothing like duck or goose which are awful. My favorite way to cook them is the breast them out and put the meat in a crock pot with a can of cream of mushroom soup.

Thanks.