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And if any of those courageous justice warriors do, will it be televised?

Blue with fraud

It's an honest, clean business.

I just sent you a full price cash offer, so.....? Contingent on the ol lady not finding out.

Win what? Nothing going on tomorrow in my household that disrespects the flag.

Neither my 45-70 or .300 H&H have a recoil pad. She'll be fine.

If I drop a 3.5" she'll in the 835 then hand it to the wife to shoot, I'm still testing it, right? 😁

Good story, I don't follow NASCAR but I recall the chopper accident. I'm picking the 835 up this weekend, I need to shoot a 3.5" just to see if it's something I'd consider hunting with.

Selling for a friend. Your next turkey/crane gun? Mossberg handles up to 3.5" shells. Ported barrel and is in good condition, full choke. Comes with all the shells pictured. $475

Must be a long, long story.

tiller sold Troy-bilt 7hp w/variable speed rear wheel drive, side catch, pull or electric start. $100 4 - Chevy 6 hole 15" rims $50

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LOL I bet he knows a guy in TX looking for just these model.

It's odd how these creatures can scale cliffs, leap ravines and live on brittle weed and lichens but can't help themselves by moving on to the next water source. I'm quite certain that after hunting them you have a new admiration for the creature?

Yeah that wasn't my point, poor choice of words. Report from 2004 was worse than I recalled not impending.

Point being?

The report looks even more dire than I recall

Could be it. But I'm fairly certain the Eagletails drinkers were mentioned although the Plomosas are nearby. If I recall, the drinker debacle was discovered while looking for evidence of lion activity so story may have been contained in a lion study?

Cash or check, bro? Right about here... https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona-science/2017/03/02/rare-jaguar-spotted-mountains-arizona/98641298/

She's a firebrand, I love her. She's certainly got Pelosi and other Dem's shook up and that makes her worth her weight in gold.

Installing a water catchment comes with a hefty responsibility, here's why. If you dig around long enough on the web, you will find a study done about 20 years ago by AZGFD biologists concerning drinkers in the Eagletail Mountains near Tonopah. The AZGFD had been slow to get out and check on this catchment. I can't recall the circumstances why it had gone dry but what the dept found upon arrival was startling. Dying wildlife was found adjacent to the area. Skeletons of bighorns and muledeer lay in and around the drinker where animals had died of thirst. A check of other catchments in the immediate area showed they still held water. The decision was made to only partially refill the drinker in order to observe the wildlife's behavior. Just as predicted, once the drinker produced and later went dry again the wildlife would wait at that drinker to get water rather than make the short trek to other drinkers within a couple miles. So if you decide to start putting water out for wildlife and some animals become dependent on it, how committed are you to keep water in it? Again, find the study I'm referring to. As I recall it was in a PDF format. Oh and you'll notice drinkers placed where cattle can get to it have fencing around it to keep them out. A single cow can dry up a small barrel in a single visit and cattle leases are everywhere.

Great timing, I was just reading about this caliber a couple days ago.

Occasionally. What needs done?