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Yup. I haven't had any issues with Mogollon. Turn around has been around a year for coues mounts. Clay has always been professional and easy to contact. He does awesome work.

A tripled turn around time at Mogollon is quite an exaggeration. Last buck of mine they did was done in under 14 months- only slightly longer than the usual year turn around. In April they asked for my elk antlers for a bull I killed in September so that mount is on track to be done well under a year

I dropped of my son's December md off 2 days after he killed him, and he said 12 months. Only a $200 balance on it. I'm good with that.

This is the latest one I bought. Had a brand new lead acid group 31 deep cycle that would only run the light bars on my decoy trailer for about 45 minutes. Replaced it with this (same lead acid was $175 and this one was actually $189 shipped when I bought it but no core fee) and I ran my light bars for 2.5 hours and it was still at 13volts. There’s truly 4x the power in one. They claim they’ll last 10 years. If that turns out to be true it’s an incredible value as I’ve been replacing lead acids about ever 2-4 years.

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Strange creatures…

Ridgid Lights in Chandler. I work there and We are always hiring

What are his interests for employment at the moment?

I was up in Bellemont/Parks and it was way too dry and windy on Saturday. I wouldnt light a fire but some folks directly below me and upwind did. I was nervous

Google says yes.

Pima has a good program. Friend and his son have taken a few classes there together and enjoyed them.

Is Anderson still in business?

About time!

Should have started a week ago. I cant tell you how many out of control campfires I saw last weekend.

In early October last year we took my son’s youth hunt coues to Mogollon Taxidermy and he said turnaround was right around 12 months. In March he posted on his Instagram that in order to keep the turnaround at about 12 months he is not taking any new customers. He said will take on new work from existing customers already in the system. He’s definitely one of the best there is, so he’s swamped with work. In October 2010 I shot a nice coues and had Wellers do the shoulder mount. Everything in their shop looked PERFECT! They told me nine months turnaround on my shoulder mount and that’s exactly what it was. They did a fantastic job on that mount and still looks as good as the day I brought home 14 years ago.

I was his one of his instructors. Not sure how else to get ahold of him other than mailing it off.

Fancy card, mine looks like a 1990s era high-school or college self laminated plastic fake id, or the Original AZ laminated drivers licenses that looked so fake.

$90 shipped guaranteed for my lifetime! Each unique and handcrafted!

I would put Weller’s at the top of the most honest and good turn around. Their quality is top notch also

I don't know if anyone else follows this but Texas monthly puts out The top 50 BBQ in Texas every 4 years. Today they released the new list for the next 4 years. 1. Burnt Bean Co., Seguin 2. LeRoy and Lewis Barbecue, Austin 3. Goldee’s Barbecue, Fort Worth 4. Redbird BBQ, Port Neches 5. GW’s BBQ, San Juan 6. InterStellar BBQ, Austin 7. Dayne’s Craft Barbecue, Aledo 8. La Vaca BBQ, Port Lavaca 9. Truth Barbeque, Houston 10. Evie Mae’s Pit Barbeque, Wolforth I was excited to see my favorite BBQ restaurant Burnt Bean Co receive the top spot. I have been here several times the past few years and it is my family and friends favorite BBQ restaurant we have ever been to. We have been to several others on the list including the previous number one Goldee's but the burnt bean was always everyone's favorite. If you are ever in the San Antonio area do your self a favor and take a trip out to Seguin. The BBQ is amazing and so is the Sunday brunch. I can't wait to get back.

If I had that tag, I would contact all sheep tag holders in the qualifying unit/s, giving them my telephone number.

Came to water at 12:40 pm on the last day on the Fort. First Coues with a bow. 😀

I’ve hunted the 36 units for years and killed a bunch of bucks. Nothing big but had a lot of fun. Going to 36A late this year. I can’t give out specifics but take a look at the AZGFD location recommendations. They are spot on. If you see a set of hills or mountains in A,B or C there are deer on and around them. Good luck

that goes for 36c to

In 36B don’t forget your trip wires, Shotgun (camp security), side arm nothing smaller than a 40CAL and lots of ammo for it...and Spanish to English dictionary!!! LMAO But really!!!