AZ BS Thread 2.0

Role playing with the wife just got real

Congratulations mang

 

This sounds like a job for @The Fluffer

 

I sold mine for 300 hahaha

 

Text me for the address. Beer will be cold!

 

Sycamore is far for us westerners. There's a nice wash off 163rd avenue and grand avenue. Take 163rd north until you hit a dirt road and a slight bend. Before the bend is a cattle guard. Go over it and it takes you to the wash. There's also lake pleasant too.

 

Closed and gated private property last I heard

 

Yes It did

 

These

 

From my 1st gen buddy who lives off 163rd

"Yes sir! $1200 fine if you get caught back there"

 

Oooooooff!!!!

@christhebassman

This is a very good starter for good trails/dirt roads in AZ
https://www.funtreks.com/guide-to-arizona-backroads-4wd-trails-2nd-edition

These are to late for this weekend, but to be aware...
AZ State Land Trust Permit - numerous areas/trails/parking/trailheads are on or cross these and a permit is needed ($15-$20 annual). Takes about a week via mail or can be picked up at the office during normal gov't office hours
https://land.az.gov/natural-resources/recreational-permits

Bulldog OHV is a gated access OHV area in the east valley in Tonto National Forest. Permit is required and free, available via email or stopping at an office (again gov't office hours)
http://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tonto/recreation/ohv/?cid=stelprdb5348179

Other than that, pick up a map/atlas and go drive around. I've heard of some stuff west of town like Vulture Mine, or numerous dirt roads in the Wickenburg area or continuing north from there towards Congress/Yarnell/Prescott.

 

If you have a valid hunting license you don't need the State Trust Land Permit. The license is your permit. Just thought I'd share.

 

Just picked this up from another member, it sounds throaty I like it, hopefully the wife can handle the sound of awesome.

 

Valid AZ hunting permit and "Actively Hunting".

 

So would just having a gun suffice?

 

Or "actively searching for animals" just throw a gun in the back seat and enjoy.

 

It's always rabbit and coyote season.

 

I have the same and love It. You get use to it after awhile and dont even notice it. Kinda quites down

 

Yep. There's always an open small game season year round.

 

[QUOTE="AZ2013, post: 11805317, member: 160093"Yep. There's always an open small game season year round.[/QUOTE]
Well cool cause I always have atleast two guns In my truck

 

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damn you Tank.. you suck at quoting.. now see what ya did..