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Glock 19 Gen 5 with factory night sights. Comes with everything as purchased new. Fired 400-500 rounds, never been in a holster. No wear marks or dings, just decided I liked the MOS version better. Have only owned this for a few weeks. No trades please. $575 This is the updated model of the gen 5. The slide and frame both match the front bevel as the first production versions did not. 602 638 8181. Can send pictures upon request.

Berries 115gr Hollow Base Round Nose Thick Plate - 250ct/Sealed $25 Berries 115gr Hollow Base Round Nose Thick Plate - 88ct/Opened $8 ^ Take both for $30 Berries 115gr Round Nose - 1000ct/Opened $75 $100 takes all 602-638-8181 text is best. Located at 83rd Ave and Glendale

Last summer I went out fishing and decided to bring back a LMB to pan fry. I love eating whole pan fried perch, catfish fillets, and typical store bought fish (tilapia, rock fish, cod). Well, a little after eating both fillets of bass I started to become very itchy on my arms and chest. If I remember right I had a sneezing fit too. Now, I've ate fish all my life including seafood without issue except for bass. Last year was my first time eating that. Is it possible to be allergic to only one type of fish? The bass was delicious and they are a blast to catch. Ill admit Im kind of afraid to try it again lol.

Yea I kind of figured. I dont have any allergies of any sort and healthy overall. Im stumped and definitely dont want to experience anaphylaxis. I can touch bass without feeling any sort of itchiness like I have been reading which makes me wonder.

I have a tag in 23 and didnt some prescouting on the ground and noticed the area is full of cattle grazing unless you get to higher altitude. I was under the impression that javelina stay down low in the desert areas but Im only seeing signs of cattle. Will they not be where cattle are at? Or should I focus on more wash areas with dense growth instead of rolling hills and canyons? Was just up there on opening day when the snow was thick and only saw cattle and deer tracks and we covered several miles on foot. Im NOT trying to internet scout but looking for tips to help lead me to finding javelina.

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Thanks guys! I have real high hope Ill get it done this weekend 👍

Well I went to a different area in 23 and I found their base camp lol. I was out today (after yesterday’s all day rain) and found 4 javelina cutting across my path in the thick desert about 40 yards from me. I attempt to follow them and lose them about 10 minutes into the stalk. I find myself on this very small hillside and I stop for water. Not 2 minutes later I hear rustling coming from where I just walked. 2 more javelina are seen trotting for just a few seconds before disappearing in the nasty cat claw infested desert. Seems I found their highest in between a big open hillside and a fairly wide and long wash. In the wash I found multiple sets of tracks of javelina, and deer, going each way imaginable. I followed one set of tracks and it led me to 2 more javelina and again I lose them in the brush. I hunted hard all day and after the last sighting (10am or so) I only saw tracks. I’ll be sure to do the same thing I did early next weekend. The first sighting this morning was about 730am and they seemed to not notice me but were on a mission. I found it odd that with the exception of a few pads of prickley pear gone there wasn’t more signs of them eating cactus. This area also did not have any cattle this time. Also, I found this scat in a few different spots on this particular hillside. What is it of?

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Thats not a bad deal at all. I ended up going to grabagun and waiting for my M&P45 2.0 compact to arrive. $406 shipped.

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Just looking over the leftover tag list and they only list the hunt number but no dates for those specific hunts. How do we determine the dates for those hunts before we put in applications for OTC tags? I would hate to buy a tag and not know the date until after I purchase one and cant make the hunt due to work. Thanks in advance!

Final price reduction $750

Bump. $800

I just picked up a set of Midland X-Talker XT T75 radios at Cabelas. They seem to work pretty decent in the hills. I use them to communicate to a hunting partner with in-ear headsets and they do the job just fine.