AZ Free Man

I could probably do it, depending on when you have to have it done by. I'm in southeast gilbert.

That works, thanks. I'll send you a pm.

I'll take it if you're in the east valley.

Stuff of dreams right there.

Link works for me, it's an ad for some reloading equipment. I have the offerup app though, maybe that's the difference?

We saw more than usual as well. Hopefully we at least get some decent winter and spring rains.

I've never heard them say that... How many have you asked?

Wow, awesome piece of history.

I find that interesting, thanks. Is it advantageous to pack in if someone had the resources, or are there more rams closer to boundaries anyways?

There might be a hunt that just encompasses the superstition wilderness?

180gpm isn't much. I would look into what the water demands are for the crops you plan on growing and make sure that the irrigation system you're looking at can meet those demands.

30 day warranty, that's laughable.

Don't sound so happy about it haha. I'd sure take the cotton over the people.

Always wanted one of those.

I saw a picture of that a day or two ago. Unreal.

I noticed that as well haha.

Where are you located?

That stinks, at the rate they keep closing stuff, we won't have any access.

Yes I've been in via Roger's trough and campaign trailheads. If you start at campaign there's a couple different trails too. I'm going by memory, but I think fireline and reavis gap trails? If you have a smallish trailer, like a 3 horse slant or two horse you should be able to make the hairpin turn to Roger's trough, but it is TIGHT. I haven't been in since the burn though and that could be a major game changer.

I don't think they're bad on a mule. Some are definitely overgrown in places though.

Unfortunately some areas have already nearly been shut off. Hohokam irrigation district in pinal county is down to less than .6 acre feet per acre allotement this year I believe. Hardly enough to do anything sadly.

Best part is, he sure looks happy.

Don't they all have the same action length regardless of whether they're chambered in a long or short action cartridge?

That is great news!

Probably depends on what welding field specifically. There are many different welding fields and I'm sure there's some that you need certs or you're obviously not getting a job. Probably need certs and experience, etc. There's also jobs that you just have to show that you can weld to get hired (small shops where a bad weld isn't going to cause a catastrophe). I think it probably just depends what field he wants to get into. Maybe underwater welding?