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Anybody have any insight on the 6A antelope hunt? I never hear much about it antelope wise.

I drew tag #1 in 2022 with 30 points.

2013 Ford Edge Limited Original owner, all maintenance performed. New tires, all power options, leather. Never wrecked Nice reliable vehicle. 125560 miles $9500.00 OBO in Safford 928-322-6623

Anyone know anything about the turkey tags? Filled out the application and emailed it in a couple weeks ago and have never heard anything. Phone call verified available tags before I applied. Lady said they were not allowing on site over the counter purchases anymore as in the past.

Harrington and Richardson Buffalo Classic in 45-70 Nice walnut stock and checkering and accurate as heck but the head space was off from the factory. It would fail to fire every few shots. Replaced the hammer spring with a Wolf heavy duty, machined .050 off the hammer to drive the firing pin in further, all the internet fixes. Sent it back to the factory came back the same way. Tucson gunsmith charged me $160 in labor but couldn't fix it.

Stand up guy ! Thats awesome

Congratulations! Great looking bull.

If your still there go to old downtown, the glass towers with the Holocaust victims ID numbers engraved is very surreal. Don't pay but tag along on one of the history tours, Crispus Attucks, the Boston Massacre etc. All that stuff we learned in high school history they don't teach any more.

Watch for sales on RCTIC. They also make bags, not just ice chest's. I have the medium duffel and it's really big , removable shoulder straps, heavy zippers, water repellent. One central main pouch, really heavy duty well made bag.

I went through AZ state credit union for a new construction loan. It was an ARM so after the build was finished i refinanced through Sunstate and the loan was bought by Wells Fargo.

I have one in 7mm Remington mag. I ended up installing a "Hicks Accurizer" in the fore end. The forend on a number 1 hangs off of the barrel and the Hicks Accurizer allows you to adjust tension or pressure on the barrel with a set screw. Once I found the sweet spot it really tightened my groups up with several different bullet weights and powders. E Arthur Brown and company sells them and installs them.

Tremendous! Your boy has ice water in his veins. Awesome job making a great shot and recovery, well done.

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Found a rusted 870 12 gauge leaning against a gate post in unit 28, a bolt action 22 rifle in a sandbar on the Gila river, pair of Swaro's in the middle of the road on upper eagle, ran over an I Pad on the trail around Sheep Saddle and a Leica rangefinder snagged on a limb in unit 29 that had been there for quite awhile. Still worked. Swaros were the only thing that found there way home, repair slip with name and address in the case. People lose things. It happens

Best advice here. Borrow what you can, make your schooling your top priority. Your youth and a decent pair of glasses that you can borrow should keep you in mature bucks for a long time. When it's time to buy get the absolute best you can possibly afford. Todays $500 glass on a tripod is pretty dang good. You will be able to spot bucks much further than you can shoot.

Ison Automotive like BOHNTR recommended. TommyLee Ison and his father are good friends of mine. TommyLee is as good as they get, very talented young man.

Been using Honcho for years. I believe its a concentrated form of roundup. Get it at the local Ag. fertilizer place. Even kills mesquites that are small enough to spray well. 3 days its obvious, 7 days brown and done.

I have a Navien that works really well. Propane fired. The purge before ignition " fan running" gets annoying but its installed where it should not have been.

My father retired as a renowned Botanist. He studied shrooms for awhile and decided the subtle differences between good and deadly were just that ..... subtle. Last weekend I pulled out a truck stuck in the mud near big lake. Two men, some tie dye going on. Offered to pay me in the mushrooms they had just picked and were very excited about. I declined. I have not heard of the really bad ones in AZ. The pacific northwest is a different story.

I believe the MQ3-35 is the 120VAC model, the 45 is 240VAC

Yes. It senses a pressure drop and kicks on. Even with a pressure tank after just a couple minutes with your sprinklers running your booster pump would kick on and remain running until you shut your sprinklers off. In the end the Grundfos system would cycle more often but it's self priming and you don't need the pressure tank / bladder set up.

Kind of pricey but check out the Grundfos MQ3-45. No pressure tank required. Grundfos is well made, solid equipment.

I saw Reloder 33, 22, and 17 on a shelf recently. First time in about two years. $59.95 a pound😩

Decent sleeting rain in Alpine this evening. Spotty showers on Sunday as well. Sure did cool it off nice. Elk calf born last night in the grass off my porch.

Word! Change your filters monthly with a good filter. I live in a heck hole. First five ton unit was a Bryant. Got it used, lasted 18 years. All i ever did was change the return filters. Also have a 3 ton Rheem for the downstairs. Same deal, change the filter monthly, 19 years old. Almost every unit sold regardless of manufacturer from about 2005 to 2015 had coil leaking issue's when they banned R22. They used old coils in new units and they could not stand the higher pressure. you could always spray your condenser coils out with a hose if your concerned. Change your filter regularly and your evaporator coils should stay pristine.