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Everything posted by Edge
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Please make sure there's no illegal in it..... https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2004/11/12/Child-smuggled-into-US-stashed-in-piata/18071100286431/?u3L=1
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Me too. Figured they'd be all over the classifieds.
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Ya mean where you trade bologna sandwiches for another guys apple and carton of milk? I have no knowledge of such things.
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New, unfired unprimed R-P 30-06 brass $60 per 100. Once fired mixed headstamp mostly R-P 30-06. $35 per 100 $40 gets both boxes, 45 Colt Long SPF
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.45 bullets SPF. 300 new R-P 30-06 brass left. 400 once fired 06 brass left
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http://www.outbackgunparts.com/ These guys found a mag for my old Stevens 410. Give em a call. Had the correct mag to me in 48 hours.
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Make offer or trade Leather chaps. Maybe 30"-32" L x 26"x 36"W excellent shape, good zippers and very adjustable. No hole, soft dark leather. Leather riding chaps, heavy duty 36"L adjusts to at least 44"W. Zippers and snaps good shape, no holes, two pockets.
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Maybe... Heading to Mesa the 22nd
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Interesting info on Coconino Forest website...don't know how long it's been in effect. Outfitting and Guiding Services District-Specific Information Flagstaff RD; Outfitter/Guide Program Red Rock: Outfitter/Guide Program Red Rock: Permitted Outfitters/Guides Outfitter/Guide Training Resources The Coconino National Forest is not currently accepting new proposals for outfitter/guide activities. The Flagstaff and Mogollon Ranger Districts recently completed an Outfitting and Guiding Need Assessment and Capacity Analysis process and are in the process of evaluating the future outfitting and guiding program on these Districts. If you are interested in updates on future outfitting or guiding opportunities, please contact the appropriate Ranger District.
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No chit? Dang I been sending my 1040 to game and fish.
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Easy to omit them cash customers
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Thanks, thought I'd give a fellow horseman a bump. Amazing how that tack piles up.
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I spend much less money maintaining some horses than I do a Chevy truck. Notice I specified CHEVY. If you're willing/able to do shoes, shots to sutures yourself, they're affordable.
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You're right on the gas vs hay comparison, was just doing the math yesterday. They're opening a Fry's a few miles away and we'll use horsepower to get there. Been practicing driving a friend's team and picked up a cart and biothane harness over the summer. GLWS
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Found it last night online but no history on it
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22000 applicants which means there could have been several times the 22000 in applications. Let's see their system crash, lol.
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Now I remember...
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Brevity is wit. Thank you.
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Mandatory reporting, no problem. But before azgfd can penalize one hunter for not reporting, they need to get their act together. I got an email days ago urging me to return the harvest report I never received. If some hunters are going to take it in the shorts from azgfd, why always on the back of AZ residents? Fewer NR tags and make them pay more. This last special draw is a perfect example. NRs entering the draw paid $2 more more for an application fee than residents. Gimme a break. If restructuring hunts, I'd like to see some primitive weapons hunts for bows and muzzleloaders.
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22,000 "applicants" (hunters and maybe some weeping tree huggers) applied. Multiply that times the average number of hunts offered.... Good luck, all.
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Never occurred to me hunters look like drunken rednecks that kill for horns. I was raised by ethical hunters that put wild meat on the table regardless of horn size. That's what I teach my kids as well. But hey, who doesn't admire a nice rack?
