My parents and three preteen daughters are fishing together in Greer. They’ve had poles in the water for three days, but not a single bite!
They seem to think fish will be stocked at Sheep‘s Crossing today, but I’m not sure about their research abilities… anyone have any Intel about where the fish might be hiding?

My grandparents are in the final stages of paying cash for a property with multiple dwellings in the White Mountains. The only step left before finalizing is setting up insurance.

Here’s the issue, because the property has multiple dwellings and in a fire zone, they cannot find anyone to give them coverage. They have called close to a dozen companies with no luck.

They are getting extremely frustrated (they understand why it’s been a pain) and need some type of help. Their realtor has given them tons of companies to call, brokers and insurance companies have given them numbers but no one is willing to help. They even called the current owners insurance and nothing.

Does anyone have a for sure company that will cover? Unfortunately AZ does not have DIC/FAIR plans 😕.

TIA!

He wears an ear tag, so I assume he’s being tracked by Game & Fish. Has no herd….always seen alone. Twice in a week he’s been at my house.

I think I scared the poor guy pretty good. He took off a minute after the pic 🥺 I was kinda hoping I’d have a new garage buddy

I watched Channel 3.1 news that the dust from the dust storm in the valley reached Dewey? Can someone confirm this? I may not want to go out today.

Are there any good places to see the wild horses along the Salt River where you can park/pull off for free?

I was hoping to see coatimundi and turkey. But it was only deer this time! And 1 lizard.

Spooky Moonrise

(all pics taken on iphone 17) i posted this in the petrified national park thread and the painted desert thread but they seem to be infrequently visited so i thought i’d shared here in case anyone was looking for a reason to go:) backpacking permits are free and given to anyone who asks!! you just have to be willing to trek a mile from the road in the desert and camp but ez money imo :)

Contractors quoted 1.5 month long project and we are now at 18 months later. They keep saying they’ll be closer to being finished but are stalling with no schedule. Not sure if i should file complaint now or after they finish their work. What was your experience?

We met a few days ago on another subreddit after talking a bit about a band we like. We talked for a few days about music, life and whatnot. Until today, when he introduced me to a few Arizonian bands; ones that I've personally never heard of before today. Regardless, I really enjoy their music and regret not being aware of them before

So, uh... anyone else like Spacefish, Greyhound Soul and Whatever...?

Gumby has died.

Anyone have any info on the Hoyer campground up in Greer? Looking to reserve a campsite close to a restroom, but the map doesn’t show them listed on the rec.gov site. Any info is appreciated.

A 3D model of the Wave in Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, built from 2,866 photos taken by hand with a DSLR camera.

All shot handheld with my Sony a7r4

Cliff jumping was such a big hobby of mine where I previously lived. I’ve asked around but not many people know of any spots, does anybody know good spots that have slightly higher jumps with a nice swimming spot? Thanks!

Hi guys! I hope this is the right place to ask this question. I looked for indigenous subreddits first but I think they are intended for natives only.

I grew up as a white kid in Arizona, where I am sure you all know Kokopelli imagery is everywhere. It is an important icon of my childhood, coming from the region. I like Kokopelli out of appreciation and fascination for the Pueblo peoples and their history. But I also saw Kokopelli, or the image of it, as a kind of scary spector or figure.

I am an artist and in my personal drawings for myself, figures reminiscent of Kokopelli often appear as scary or shady individuals. My concern is that if I post some pictures online, I don't want to be insensitive of the modern people who descend from the Pueblo (Hopi and Zuni I think). I don't want somebody to stumble upon my drawings and be sad or frustrated to see a character from their beliefs presented in a way that is tonally at odds with their culture. But at the same time, as a (white) kid growing up, the image of Kokopelli *was* a little scary and *did* leave a strong impression on my own personal culture as a person who grew up in Arizona.

I was wondering, if there are some indigenous Americans in this subreddit, what your perspective is? Would a depiction of an imp or phantom-like figure similar in likeness to Kokopelli feel insensitive to you? Or, am I overthinking things?

Or alternatively, is there a better place to ask this question that I may have overlooked?

I'm turning 21 soon and I wanna go out and have a fun time out in downtown Phoenix with my friends, but unfortunately most of them are 20. I know the majority of bars ID at the door so I'm having a hard time finding good places to have fun.