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https://www.jmbullion.com/bars-rounds-or-coins/ Bullion is cheaper over spot than coins. Why spend more? Everyone can recognize a Pamp or Englehard and testing is simple. Just looking at various prices of 1gram bars the prices varied some 10%

Saw this coming if Bozo and his ilk got in office. Bought my partner out of our 40 acre gold claims and filed a third, soon a fourth. Biggest drawback from going in and out of the claims was the drive in. The old route was the stage coach road between Wickenburg and Morristown. SxS's have wrecked the road. It takes me 90 minutes of 4x4 in my old F250 to get there. Then a lady bought a patented gold mine 1 1/2 mile down the road from me, shes creating a tourist destination. She's completely repaired the road and maintains it. My drive in is now less than 20 minutes. Mining full time nights and a quick drive home to sleep in the cool AC in the morning. Average 10 grams of gold a week put in the safe. If you have a 25-40hp loader.or backhoe and want some yellow, hit me up. Should easily triple the gold take.

That's how it was in CO so I drove a little faster. But no such luck at the time when I lived in UT where I creamed a cow elk and a mulie buck. UT said they'd sell me a lion tag if I shot the one killing foals.

Pretty sure I got your email address here somewhere.

I can send you pics of one, a young spike I murdered couple years ago. Been outside but if you put it in a big zip lock of minwax wood hardener, looks new and preserved.

That's the best advertising right there and it's free!

I do. With the cost of fuel, maybe cheaper to rent?

Here's a feel good story of your tax dollars hard at work. Wonder if the Parks will include the Battle of Schrute Farms? https://www.dailywire.com/news/national-park-service-celebrates-pride-month-with-rainbows-over-parks-attempts-to-link-battlefield-sites-to-lgbt-history?utm_source=Jeeng

Lookin good, Matt. Might have to steal the wagon theme.

If the invaders were from a socislist/communist nation, they'll be greeted with rose pedals and handed ATM cards.

Thanks Vowell I'll try to watch an episode or two although in the past I've used Ramsey's radio show to put me asleep. Could mean big savings on therapists or marriage counselors.

Then you're not going to want to hear the pros and cons of an Artctic dry intrusion? It's a real thang.

Dang, just my luck what did I miss? Link?

What trades?

2 months? I toss something I've squirrels away for years, I need it the next day.

Who am i?

It's been a while since the monsoons wet tropical tounge came up to give us a good licking.

We've used an equine care product with colloidal silver. I don't recall if we were treating a fungus or using it as an antibiotic. But I do recall it was expensive, was over the counter and it worked.

Hunt Canyon, Cochise County, AZ. Richard “Zwing” Hunt was a freighter turned outlaw who was killed by Indians. Born to Thomas W. and Mary Ann Elizabeth Hunt on March 29, 1858, in Burnett County, Texas, Zwing was the first of six children. In May 1880, Zwing and his family learned that his older half-brother, who had begun a freight hauling business between Tombstone, Arizona, and Hillsboro, New Mexico had been killed by Indians. He then traveled there to bring back the freighting equipment, but on his arrival, he decided to take over the business instead. In short order, he also hooked up with a number of desperate characters including the Clanton Gang and a man named Billy Grounds. On March 25, 1882, he and Grounds attempted to rob the Tombstone Mining and Milling Company in Charleston, Arizona. After being challenged, they shot and killed a man before panicking and taking off without a dime. Within no time, U.S. Deputy Marshal William Breakenridge gathered a posse and began to track the two killers. Finding them at the Jack Chandler Ranch near Tombstone, a gunfight ensued. Though it lasted only seconds, when the smoke cleared, Breakenridge had killed Billy Grounds and Zwing Hunt had been wounded. Unfortunately, one of the deputized men, John Gillespie, was also dead. The other two posse members were wounded but would recover. Due to the seriousness of his wounds, Hunt was placed in a hospital unguarded. In the meantime, the family, concerned over his activities had sent his brother, Hugh, to bring him home. On April 28, 1882, Hugh helped Zwing to escape and the pair hid out in the nearby mountains. However, on May 31st, they were surprised by Apache Indians, who shot and killed Zwing. His brother was able to escape. https://www.legendsofamerica.com/richard-hunt/

Back when we followed the science....

It's a Baja Low and will be gone soon. Hope there's many more to come. Watched some thunderstorms up north yesterday.

Even a broken clock gets lucky

The horse shoes are.missing from the other pic WTH? Lol

Why do you suppose his headstone was moved?