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G&F posted today that they were 60% through the process.
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Weatherby Vanguard Camilla 6.5 creedmore
PRDATR replied to W250's topic in Rifles, Reloading and Gunsmithing
Cameraland is always running sales on optics. I would call Doug and talk to him about what you are looking for. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/72204-riflescope-super-sale/ -
Same here.Same hereSame here. Same here. Because we got drawn. Just a jr tag?
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I don't have much space so I use large plastic pots I got from Walmart. I use premixed potting soil that has crystals in it that help to retain moisture. In the cold weather I move them under my patio so they done get frost damage. My patio faces east so the plants get morning sun and by 12:30 when the suns rays get really intense and the day is getting hot like in the summer, they get shade for the rest of the day. I have a battery operated time that attaches to the hose bib and a short piece of garden hose attached to it which runs to a piece of 1/2" PVC which is attached to the supports of the patio. I drilled a few holes in it by each pot for water. Times vary to every other day in cooler weather to twice a day in the heat of the summer. Many of my plants came from kitchen scraps like pepper and tomato plants. Peppers do like hot weather and a rule of thumb is if plants are being sold in the nursery like Home Depot or Walmart you should be good to plant. Right now I am growing herbs like basil, oregano and tyme. I also have some beans coming up and some garlic. The garlic can take 4-6 months to mature and these were started from some cloves I had in the refrigerator that began to sprout. If you like artichokes they grow well here but you won't get any chokes the first year and they take up some space. You can use miracle grow plant food and they make one just for veggies with the right amount of nitrogen, too much will kill them. I have a pineapple plant I started by cutting the top off and putting it in dirt that is two years old and don't know if it will ever get fruit but it looks cool. Yesterday I used some green onions in some scampi and planted the bottom three inches which should continue to grow. Lettuce grows well but keep it covered or the sparrows will eat it up. Onions and potatoes do well in our climate and soil. Phoenix is Zone 9A and areas like Queen Creek are 9B. Opps, just saw you are in SV which is 8A a bit cooler. Plants that should do well for you are tomatoes, kale strawberries and possibly blueberries. Also carrots, radishes, brusselsprouts.
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Are there any guides who fish San Carlos? I've never caught Crappie before and would like to get my son out there.
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Redding dies, digital caliper, lee Auto Prime, & Lee Zip Trim
PRDATR replied to stalkincoues's topic in Classified Ads
I loved my autoprime. Used it so much I wore a flat spot on it. -
Great story, they are next on my list. Did you kill any hogs? How snakey was it?
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I'd be game for going in. Adam how big is your yard?
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Ocean WhitefishThe recreational fishery for ocean whitefish (Caulolatilus princeps) is open year-round to divers and shore-based anglers. The fishery is open to boat-based anglers from March 1, 2017 through December 31, 2017. Ocean whitefish may only be taken or possessed in waters less than 360 feet (60 fathoms) deep. The daily bag and possession limit is 10 fish, with no minimum size limit. The ocean whitefish fishery is managed by the state of California. Although not a federally managed groundfish species, ocean whitefish are often encountered by fishermen targeting federally managed groundfish. Thus, the ocean whitefish fishery is managed in concert with the federally managed groundfish group, which includes over 90 species that live on or near the bottom of the ocean (with a few exceptions). View a summary of groundfish regulations.
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Looking for a unique place to eat around May Clinic in Phoenix
PRDATR posted a topic in The Campfire
I'm going to take my sister out to dinner tomorrow night as she will be in town. Looking for a something different and not really wanting to drive to Carefree. Like to keep it within 10 miles. Like to keep it under $250 for 2-4 people. -
Looking for a unique place to eat around May Clinic in Phoenix
PRDATR replied to PRDATR's topic in The Campfire
Carvalho's for the win. Had a long talk with the owner about collecting fish (Discus) and in general fishing the Amazon and Rio Negro for Peacock Bass. Food was good, we sat outside and I had a couple of Brazilian beers and will be going back again. -
Looking for a unique place to eat around May Clinic in Phoenix
PRDATR replied to PRDATR's topic in The Campfire
Too commercial. I would never go there, in any state. AZ has tooo much to offer. -
Looking for a unique place to eat around May Clinic in Phoenix
PRDATR replied to PRDATR's topic in The Campfire
Mayo Clinic. -
Looking for a unique place to eat around May Clinic in Phoenix
PRDATR replied to PRDATR's topic in The Campfire
I don't do drive-in coffee. -
Seems to be working fine again since I downloaded the latest version of bitdefender.
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The last few days when I click the round button adjacent to a topic which usually opens the topic and takes me to the last reply I have read it does not do this but instead downloads something to my computer. I have verified this on two separate laptops. This also happens when I try to open up a topic from Notifications that someone has "liked" by using the Like Button in a post.
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Just had a big shad die off from an algae bloom.
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10.7, the one I held with ammo, scope and bi-pod was pushing 13.
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Old school for sure, congrats.
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Probably short.
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2013 - 14 Ram diesel dual radiator system....question?
PRDATR replied to Viper's topic in Other Hunting Gear
Sent you a PM.