Hunting Highlights: Dove, dove and more dove
Aug 29, 2008

Okay, this issue is not all about doves, but that’s where we'll start.

The season opener kicks off Sept. 1 and coincides with Labor Day this year. This year should prove to be one to be remembered, for two significant reasons: rain and grain. Don’t miss the dove hunting outlook article by Rory Aikens to find out where the birds are. However, before you get there - check out the recipe for dove kabobs. If you thought the fast pace of shooting doves was the best part of the season, wait until you try this recipe. [read more]

  • Recipe: Grilled dove kabobs - There is nothing like the feeling of shooting a dove at first light on a humid Arizona morning, but sometimes, the best part of the hunt is sharing your harvest.
  • Hunting outlook: Doves - what a year it should be - Did you know that increased gasohol demand and the bountiful dove populations in central Arizona have something in common?
  • Commission takes steps to assist hunter recruitment - The Commission took another step to make it easier for youngsters and new hunters to take an interest in the outdoors.
  • New legislation is changing the off-road scene in Arizona - New regulations affecting off-highway vehicle use will go into effect Jan. 1, 2009.
  • Fall javelina hunting: Information and tips for success - Javelina hunting is fun, exciting, challenging and a great way to test your skills.
  • Workshop gives introduction to hunting - Want to learn how to hunt tree squirrels?
  • Volunteer opportunities - We recognize that your time is important and strive to provide rewarding and educational volunteer experiences.

     

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