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2017 Haulmark Transport carhauler with Sierra package, 8.5x22. This trailer has a higher lift and dual 5200 lb. Axles. Two sliding windows, walls and ceiling insulated, 4' aluminum diamond plate wainscoting interior, queen murphy bed, led lighting, hard wood cabinets, LP water heater, kitchen counter with sink. Exterior features an 18' Dometic checkerboard manual awning and outside shower. Storage space large enough for 4 seat sxs and a quad or two. Floor is currently unfinished plywood. Interior garage space is approximately 8'x20'. Asking $12,500

This bench is pretty heavy duty. 2x6 frame .... oak top. 65-1/2 x 28-1/2 $150

I pulled him out last night. Turns out he is the son of a Nigerian prince. He was so grateful that he is going to leave me and my family a bunch of money for my kindness. Sucks to be you guys! Are those NL’s still for sale in the classifieds?

Thanks for sharing. Learned something new. Use them for cut bait or put them under the tomato plants? https://fishaz.azgfd.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Copy-of-Lake-Pleasant-Fisheries-Managment-Plan-2019-2029.pdf

Probably drives a Subaru……there’s actually a lot of standing water on the rim right now. And possible snow on Tuesday. Bring it!

These came off of a 2017 Polaris General. Please call Eron (the owner/listing this for him) at 602-568-3848 if this doesn't answer your question about the bolt pattern.

This is a Remington 700 CDL Stainless Fluted Special Edition in 280 Ackley Improved. It was originally a 280 Remington that was rechambered to 280 Ackley. It is in great shape with only one small dent near the rear sling stud. It is in the original walnut stock. I also have a Mcmillan Edge stock and a Tract Toric 2-10x42 BDC scope that are available (see the other posts). $950 I am in north Phoenix or can meet somewhere convenient if you want to have a look at it.

Where is there mud anywhere right now?

Most unusual coincidence ever. I’m down in the valley seeing family and my brother and I sobered up enough to run up there today. About a 30 min drive from our VRBO and didn’t bother to look to see if they were open. Well they weren’t. That one was on me though for not looking. Google said closed when I pulled it up in their parking lot at 1500. Probably a good thing as I’m sure it saved me $1000

Who outdoorsman?

You got a pretty mouth. Can you squeal like a pig?

No cops... Lol....

My last tacos

Ashurst is open!

At Walgreens.

Dated April 12 1972

It's a dodge u don't want it😀

30.06 best all around caliber with the widest range of bullets out there

Good luck in your search - If you end up not finding it I’ve got several extra Buffalo skulls - I can even buy some caps and put on it for about $50 bucks or so - they would probably bigger then his original- if you sent a pic I could see what I could find that matched as close to his as possible …. it wouldn’t be his original - but he’d have a skull ….. to remember his hunt ….

I was on parental duty this weekend and took the kids out fishing. Second cast I hooked this big walleye. 24". My biggest walleye and only the third I have ever caught out of here. 300 casts later we decided to call it a day!

The fastest cartridge is undoubtedly the 6.5 CM. It must shoot at least 6,000fps.

I think most real non posse hunters are mostly frustrated with big money hunts because they know this opportunity at a true giant was taken from them all in the name of money. Most of these rich fellas would not even come close to killing these trophies if they had to do it on their own. I would like to know how many averages non posse hunters were aware of these giant elk, coues deer, mule deer, and any other trophy were out there and spent years scouting them and waiting for a tag only to have a rich dude and his posse go in and kill the animal. I bet many people on this site have lost opportunities at these animals to the posse hunters. I know several people that had pics of the JJ bull and they kept it under the radar in hopes they would get a tag and be able to hunt him. Some of them even had the tag that year and were anxiously waiting for the real hunt to start.

Love it! Do it in Arizona too!