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Looks like an animal highway you got there with a variety of game. Good luck with your ventures and thanks for posting the pics.

A day finding old bone is better than a day not out in the woods.....congrats and thanks for sharin

Honey??? Um, don't you think honey would bring in the bears??? Just sayin......

What else are you supposed to be doing when Calderon is buyin???

Thanks for getting the word out, well written.

Words really don't do it justice, but many, many thanks on this day for those who dedicate their lives literally on behalf of this great country. Thank you all..........

Very nice finds.......

Those buggers are like a needle in a haystack.....and you found it!!! Nice find and good luck with the trail cam.............

I finally got my boat in hopes of some fishing trips close by this year and the wind has discouraged every attempt so far. I have been on Big Lake when the white caps got to rolling and that is no place for a small boat when that starts happening. Haven't really spent too much time on the Show Low area lakes so don't know if they are protected enough to knock the wind down. You have to have a supply of Q-tips here to keep the potatoes from growing in your ears........

I know the wind always blows here in Snowflake, but this year the 50mph days have been way to regular..............and yes it does BLOW

Well put............

http://www.myfoxphoenix.com/dpp/news/immig...shirt-5-19-2010 I want a shirt!!!!

There is a good video blurb at that site as well, thanks again.

Thanks....I wondered about that after I posted it......appreciate the info......

I would figure it would at least be enough to cover the cost of the reward But that is just the business side of me.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/05/18...test=latestnews Again the Obama administration is apologizing to other countries for our problems. They really need to investigate some of the Chinese ways of handling things before the go apologizing for us wanting to secure our borders. Here is a quote from the above article: "The United States has a raft of concerns about human rights in China, including the government's forced sterilization of women and mass executions"

Not sure if this is the right spot, but here is a link: http://www.zazzle.com/viva_los_1070_tshirt...895408105762057

Yep heard that this morning, sounds like a plan. Course they might cut off ocean access for us but what the heck...

Great shot, that is fun getting big critters like that on the cam........does this mean a bear hunt in the future????

Now that is a site......never seen one much less two.....great shot. Could probably sell that as a post card

This is a good read, if you are looking to throw up!!!! San Diego School Board Fans Flames of Immigration Debate, Some Residents Say By Joshua Rhett Miller - FOXNews.com San Diego's school board is fanning the flames of the national immigration debate, some residents of the California border city complained Wednesday after the Unified School District passed a resolution the night before condemning Arizona's controversial new immigration law. The resolution, which passed unanimously, restricts school employees from traveling to Arizona on official business. The school board eliminated a travel warning proposed by President Richard Berrera that would have cautioned parents and students about traveling to Arizona due to fears they might be targeted by racial profiling or harassment. Instead, the board voted 5-0 to develop a policy "restricting travel and participation in conferences" in Arizona. Sheila Boling, a senior clerk who has worked in the district's facilities, planning and construction department since 2001, said she attended the hearing to voice her disapproval of the resolution, which condemns the Arizona law as unconstitutional and urges state lawmakers to repeal it. "I attended because I felt the school board needs to be focused on what they're paid and hired to do -- which is to focus on education," Boling told FoxNews.com. "They have no authority or jurisdiction on matters in another state and they certainly have no authority to give directions to parents.... "This simply was not the time and place to do this," said Boling, whose three adult children graduated from the district. "People have enough concerns on their plate, like whether they're going to have a job or if there will be enough teachers in the classroom. "They do not need to be further divided by focusing on something that is neither here nor there at this time in San Diego." No formal complaints by parents of current students had been received in connection to the resolution as of early Wednesday, district spokesman Jack Brandais told FoxNews.com. Approximately 20 people attended the hourlong evening hearing. Roughly 75 percent of the San Diego Unified School District's 130,000 students are "people of color," and 44 percent are Hispanic, according to the resolution, which reads: "The law undermines fundamental civil rights and civil liberties, and poses a special threat to people of color who live in and travel through Arizona. Public officials in Arizona are asserting that undocumented immigrants can be identified by the clothes they wear and the way they speak, and are using stereotypes as proxies for race which will inevitably lead to racial profiling."... "We need humane and workable solutions, not an irrational and irresponsible response to our broken immigration system, and we need solutions that help our state and our country move forward together rather than divide us apart." "We elected the school board of this city to educate our kids," Rev. David Brown told San Diego's kusi.com. He could not be reached for further comment. Another opponent of the resolution described it as "divisive," the website reported. Meanwhile, Kathi Pastor, a teacher who attended the hearing, applauded the resolution. "Many say we should not get involved in Arizona's law," said Pastor, as reported in the San Diego Union-Tribune. "The Civil War was fought about other states' laws." Arizona's new immigration law, signed by Gov. Jan Brewer last month, will allow law enforcement to question anyone on their immigration status if stopped for reasonable cause when it goes into effect in July. Several officials in the Obama administration, including Attorney General Eric Holder, have criticized the law.

Thanks. I found a story through Google. You have a great memory, for just hearing a news report. The kidnap victim's name is Diego Fernandez de Cevellos. Incidentally, the same article claimed the body count in Mexico's drug war over the past 40 months has passed the 23,000 mark. That's 575 per month or nearly 20 per day, seven days a week. Bill Quimby Which is a little bit different than what is going on here in the US, interesting info Bill......

Hey, where did you get your deer processed at this year?? Oh over at Backstraps Butcher Shop in Payson by that Jeremy guy???

A Cut ABOVE Meat Shop We'll Meat your Needs!!! TLC MEAT SHOP Congrats Jeremy.....see I knew you had something brewing......

I saw that on the news this morning. Pitiful... The sad thing is, if they don't take the time to read a simple 12 page bill it would lead a simple minded person like me to believe they didn't even look at the 2000 page health care plan. I always wondered how they got through those lengthy documents up there in DC Don't have to wonder any more...............