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Welcome to the new home of the
Chandler Rod & Gun Club
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*PLEASE NOTE*
It
was discussed at the May meeting that it may be best to meet at the
lake BEFORE 7am due to the heat.
ANNUAL BLUEGILL BONANZA AND FISH FRY
JUNE 6TH
Terry
Biagi
Mark your calendars for June 6th because you don’t
want to miss this year’s Bluegill Bonanza at
Canyon Lake.
As
we did last year, let’s meet between
7:00
and 8:00 AM
at the Boulder Recreational area.
Driving in on Highway 88, you cross the
first bridge over
Canyon
Lake
and look for the next right turn.
This is the Boulder Recreation area
where we will have one of the picnic ramadas set up with
refreshments and a CR&G Club sign.
This
area will also be used as the official weigh-in and fillet
processing station.
There
is good fishing on the large docks and the along the shoreline in
this area.
This a free fishing day (no license
required) so bring the whole family.
You will need a Tonto pass to park at
the Boulder Recreational Area, but in case you forget, we will have
some extra passes available that morning.
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YOUTH
TURKEY
CAMP 2009
Eddy Corona
This was the first year that the Arizona Game and Fish
Department had offered over the counter turkey tags for youth.
Getting together with the
following groups, Arizona Elk Society, Arizona Deer Association, The
Outdoor Experience 4 All, National Wildlife Turkey Federation, and
the Arizona Game and Fish Department, we were able to put on a very
successful youth turkey camp by working together.
The planning started in
January working with Craig McMullen from AZGFD Payson office as our
point of contact and using today’s technology with numerous emails
and phone calls, we all met for the first time at the AZGFD Expo to
plan things out.
Through
the donations for food, give away items, and man power our camp was
well on its way.
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THE AZ GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT NEEDS YOUR INPUT
By Johnathan O’Dell
Who knew two years could
go so fast! It
is time again for the Hunt Guidelines process and the time for you
to submit comments and ideas about how we form Hunt Recommendations
for two years.
You may ask yourself,
“What is the difference between Hunt Guidelines and Hunt
Recommendations?” Well, Hunt Recommendations are what Wildlife
Managers create every year that include types of hunts, permit
numbers and levels, and when the seasons are for each in their Unit.
They
pass these along through their Regions to be compiled for the
Regional Recommendation, which is then passed along to Game Branch
for compiling for the Statewide Recommendation.
This is what is presented to the
Commission every year for the hunts to be authorized.
Sometimes,
this can be quite a process when the Commission has given us further
direction (e.g. providing juniors with at least 3% of the General
Season Deer tags) because we have to make sure the whole state is
balanced while still meeting the Commission’s direction.
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