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Duck's
Unlimited April 15th Newsletter
Record
Levels Of Elk & Deer Permits Being Considered By G&F Commission*
DU April Newsletter*
Lees
Ferry Anglers Acquires Historic Cliff Dwellers Lodge*
Tucson
TU Chapter Gets Grant
To Help Threatened Apache Trout
Arizona
Outdoorsman update on TEAM AZOD*
Game
and Fish Commission Considering Alternative Elk Management Proposals*
Glendale
D.A.R.E. Bass Boat Raffle
Boating
Safety Classes Offered In Tucson
"Gun
Safety Forum" Is Scheduled April 21, 2001
Az
Chapter of RMEF Announces 2001 Elk Tag Raffle!! (Lots
of past Photo's)
Record
Number of Elk Tags
Proposed In Arizona
Second
Elk Tags Proposed
Fishing
Reports Can Prompt Tales Of Woe And/Or Bliss
U.S.
Summer Biathlon to Host Camp At Ben Avery Shooting Facility
Heritage
Fund Advisors To Meet In Willcox
Bill
Luke Big
Bass Days ='d Big Time Fun*
Hantavirus
Death Confirmed In Northeastern Arizona*
March 2001 DU Newsletter*
AG&F
Wildlife News Mar 27 2001*
April
Fools day 3D Archery Shoot*
EXPO
as seen by Az Wilderness Productions More PHOTO's
Here!*
2,000
Pounds of Sunfish Coming To Urban Lakes*
Ducks
Unlimited March Newsletter*
Arizona
Game and Fish Department joins in the fun*
AG&F
Commission Decides: Predator Hunt Contest Rule going back for Regulatory
Review*
Game
& Fish Begins Radio Collaring Prescott Pronghorn March 16*
Arizona
Envirothon Competition*
Come
Join AZOD at the International
Sportsman’s Exposition March
22-25th*
Fly Fishing Skills Course*
Game
and Fish Commission Supports Heritage
Funding Amendment*
Game
and Fish To Continue Leadership Role
In Black-tailed Prairie Dog
Conservation*
Five
New Wolves Arrive In Arizona*
Captured Bears Being Placed
In Dens
Good News ArizonaI
nternational Sportsman's EXPO
Wildlife
News from AG&FVol. 49 No. 9 *
Antelope
Eaters Coyote Hunt
Turkey
Hunting Seminar
A
New Antivenin
Ducks
Unlimited - February 2001 Newsletter
AZOD
Magazine in Print? Line up now!
Wildlife
News from AG&F Vol 49 No. 8
National
Muzzle Loading Rifle Association's 10th Annual Western National Shoot
Photo's
Arizona
B.A.S.S. Federation Photo's
Supporting
Arizona's Outdoorsmen and Outdoorswomen: Jones Ford
IBO
Nationals Pictures
IBO's
2001 Winter Nationals Results
15.83 lb BASS Caught at Lake Pleasant
25th
Annual Spring Satellite Grand American
Muzzle Loader
National Shoot this weekend
Watching Wildlife (Eagles)
Fallout from
the OMC Bankruptcy?
Boating Safety
AG&F
Off-Road Patrols
Pago Bass Club
Invitational Tournament
Fred Hall- Arizona Boat, Fishing and
Sport Travel Show
2001
Winter Nationals hosted by the ABA
Some
Javelina Permits Still Available
Endangered
Sonoran Pronghorn
Population Declining
Some
Hunt Guideline Meetings Remain
Dean
Rojas Shatters Bassmaster Record
2000
Big Fish Of Year Entries
New
Year's Resolutions:
For The Sportsman's Companion
Still
time to hunt
Turning
The Corner on Issues: AZ Game & Fish
Navigational
Buoys Changing Colors
AZOD
now hosts the Arizona
Chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
Game
& Fish Commission adopts 2006 Strategic Plan
Game
& Fish recognition at Banquet
Wake
Up ARIZONA!!!!
Why
you should be an ABA member
Liar's
Korner Gets First Fish Scale
Get
Your Bass Pro Tips
Jimmy
Houston and company are at the Bass University this weekend
Local
Bass Pro Conducting Seminar
AZOD
Website is in the Arizona Republic!
Bassmaster
University 2001
Arizona
Outdoorsman wants to know
Boating
Safety Classes Announced
Get
your Hunting or Fishing licenses on line
Free
Fishing in Yuma
'Wildlife
2006' Available For Final Review
USTFC
kicks off new year
TORNEO
DE LOS VENADOS
TOURNAMENT
OF THE DEER !
Game
and Fish Seeks Information On Poaching Of Two Elk
LAKE
PLEASANT -
Stripers showing up on a regular basis
Hunters
Entire Camp Stolen
Watching
Arizona's Walleye's
C.A.P.
Operation declared illegal
Encouraging
safe, skillful and responsible firearms
New
revised numbers for the 2001 Spring leftover hunt tags
7
Indicted For Violations Of Federal Wildlife Laws
Poaching
and you!
Did
You Get Drawn
Help your local Walleye
Urban
Trout
Flagstaff
Shooting Range in the future
Wildlife
Speaker Series
An
AZOD reminder
United
States Team Fishing Championship
Bad
Weather
Kids
Day at the Rifle Range in Wickenburg(date
has passed)
Fish Kill
Toddler
Bitten by Coyote
New
State Record Walleye
AG&F Fishing Clinics
Announced
Willow Beach and Cottonwood Cove
launch ramps
Uninvited Guest
Global Warning or a new
cycle
ADBSS donates $100,000
to AWC and Vote YES for Prop 102
Vote
YES Prop 102 Signs Vandalized
Heavy
Rains won't go away
Octoberfish
International
Sportsman Expo
Tree
Stand Recall
Artificial
Reef at Lake Havasu
AG&F
Land Purchase
2
State Forests Open back up
Javelina
Alert
Good
News: Horsehoe Lake
Sheep Clinic
Archery Elk
Wanted:
Pic-a-Nic baskets
Snake
Antivenin
Elk Season 2000
Archery
Deer Season
Is
your Vacation spot on fire?
Artificial Reef
at Lake Havasu
2 State
Forests Open back up
AG&F Land
Purchase
Bow Happening
Did you get the Draw?
Dog Day Fishing
Fires
Heat is on
Look BoBo
Nature
Conservancy buys 170 acres
Public Land
The Monsoons are
here
$300,000 Renovation to an Urban Lake (continued)
Just the Hunting Facts Ma'am
(continued)
Casting for Kid’s
Wickenburg’s Desert Splash Bass Club, along with the
Arizona Bass Federation have once again held it’s annual "Casting
for Kids" competition July 4th at Ralph Moran Field. Todd
Laughlin, of Wickenburg, claimed top honors in the 7-10 year old division,
while Andrew Piniewski, of Surprise, won in the 11-14 year olds. Both have
now qualified for the state competition where they can earn a spot at the
regional semi’s, and from there, a chance to go to the BassMaster
Classic for the national competition.
Perform "Self CPR"
Arizona Hunter Education Course Schedule
New State Record!
A new state record largemouth bass for urban
fisheries was recently established at Papago Ponds. (continued)
Horseshoe Lake Dam
Repaired
Dam
repairs are completed but the lake will be drained again later this week
Thursday June 22
2 Million sac-fry release
Canyon
and Apache lakes recently received 2 million sac-fry
walleye from the Arizona game and fish department.
Walleye were introduced into several lakes in Arizona as an
experiment.
As it turned out this experiment was very successful.
The fish thrive in our warmer waters but are unable to reproduce.
If you would like to know more about Walleye fishing in Arizona
check out Walleyes
in Arizona
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