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Yeah i clicked on the links provided. The prices for axes was mind blowing. If you're reading this thread and need an axe, buy an old one or find a used head at a garage sale or swap meet and order a replacement handle. Save a couple hundred bucks. It's always been mauls I've gotten the most use of. www.Vulturecityghosttown.com closes when the temps heat up, usually first week of May.

Any trips planned towards the valley?

I had the mid Nov hunt in 34a. Tons of does and two decent bucks that were gone in a flash. You've probably heard the saying, Couldn't grow horns on em." Well I did. Looked hard enough at a yearling still on mommy's hip at about 50 yards then looked again with my 12xs. Sure enough, little fellow had 1 small horn maybe 2" tall lol. As bad as I wanted to make jerky this fall, I gave the runt a pass. Wish I had taken his Pic.

I have an option for you to consider, make your own, I'll teach you. This way you'll have not only a superior tool but an heirloom to hand down. I operate Arizonas oldest forge in Vulture City south of Wickenburg. In the last 3 years I've created at least a hundred forge welded axes in a 4 hour class. I have several steels to choose from but commonly use a proprietary Spanish made steel from Bellota. I still have the first one I ever made in my tool box. It's cut kindling to framing nails and I've yet to have to resharpen it. And while the axe heats up in the forge we can alternate heats and beats. Make a nice skinner or Bowie or forge a cross from a railroad spike. Blacksmith Experience in Vulture City | Vulture Mine Tours https://share.google/XNqYYHeSUDjnXJ5vY

I'll take it

Lemme know if you'd be interested in mailing this.

I guesstimate the angles but this set is adjustable.

I think these are using the Hassyampa River bed. There was a pic posted a couple days ago of one in downtown Wickenburg.

I'm afraid it wont be long before they get splattered.

A friend posted pics of this cow in her yard. She's near Crozier and Grand. Some are saying there's 2 cows and a yearlng in the area but I've only seen pics of the one cow.

I have four of these in my shop with varying grit. Buffers, grinders and wire wheels. Incredibly blessed .

Dang, just saw this. I was in Tucson Thursday.

I was thinking the same thing

Anyone else happy with t.mobile?