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To me it is a stand alone dish eaten in a bowl. You might be thinking of salsa.

Yes and it's a sore subject everytime. It was built as storage for irrigation and agriculture first and doubles as a source of recreational fishing in years of plentiful rainfall second.

That brings back some Buckeye memories for sure.

The most recent picture I saw it was short of the water. I believe it is 4% full. Picture is from the AZGFD Fishing Facebook Page posted on Saturday.

I was two for two this morning. Very few birds where I was.

It may have to do with a deficit of rain. I noticed a lot less agriculture this year too so maybe they only had one brood.

Check with Todd South with Southern Xpress he is in Mesa.

How much are you asking for it?

That's a beauty Don.

Not surprised. Lots of bears, close to civilization and very accessible.

Probably a Church Mens Group Brunch. Or some other event.

There is a lot of it once you get about 2500' in elevation give or take.

Wow what an intense read. Congratulations to you and your son.

Congratulations. That is a very respectable buck. Post the story when you come down from the high.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spear-thrower