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Sorry to say that she loss some ground overnight and has been comotose since early this morning so we are transferring her to hospice sometime this afternoon.

My 87 year old Mom just had neck surgery then a week late had a heart attack and is in Banner University. She has Cigna but it just doesn't cover all the expenses like the daily hospital copay. She just lives on my Dads SS of about $1K a month. We asked at the hospital and the Social Worker said she didn't do that but she would send someone up to talk to us, basically lead us by the hand through it. This went on a couple of times a day and nothing came of it because nobody ever showed up. Well I went to the info desk in their lobby and was told it was handled by the people in Patient Admitting. Went there and was told to go online to AHCCS. Went there and came up with a big goose egg. Anyone else been through this process and care to offer any info? I sure would appreciate it, been spending 12hrs a day down there and honestly it is beginning to wear on me. The Medicaid.Gov site is a maze.

Have a T3 Lite in 308, blue composite. Bought new 3 or.4 years ago from Sportsmans. Limbsaver and Talley LW rings. Used on 1 Elk Hunt as has about 75 rounds through it. Have the box too. It's a safe queen. I'LL post up pictures later. My pm box is full and can't see how to clean it up on my phone How does $600 sound?

From what I've seen she isn't elegible. The max gross monthly income is $981.00 and she gets $1003.00 a month from Social Security. So she gets $22 a month too much. On a more promising note, my nurse sister who lives near Orlando is going to take a Leavery of absence from work and we are going to use a medical transport company and send her to live with my sister. It is a 36 hour drive and my other sister who is a cardiologist Nurse Practitioner will ride along. We will finalize the date tomorrow.

She has Medicare Part A & Part B.

There is a spot in 33 that has a few of them.

30 years ago a friend and I were out shooting and his mini decided to self destruct. Blew out the bottom of the receiver. He sent it to them and they sent him a new rifle. Fortunately he only suffered a few powder burns. Seemed like it fired out of battery.

Go over to rimfirecentral.com, someone over there will know something.

They said the area wasn't NFS.

Too bad I was in Tucson yesterday and would have been more than happy to have done that. Especially since I was in my work vehicle.

Congrats, great pictures.

I haven't hunted scaled quail in almost 30 years but really enjoyed it because it seems like they flew in a straight consistent pattern. I always use #6 though for quail.

I found some like that way up on a hill in some gray rock near Pinto Creek.

One for the books, congrats all around.

Is is 480 VAC or 4160?

I have Slip 2000 and didn't care for it. I usually use MPRO7,

Doggy door maybe?

They are a good target load. I saw a buddy have the same problem with 150's in a 300 Weatherby in the early 90's on a Coues at 400 yards. They just are too explosive.

Without knowing what units have leftover tags?

LOL, Can't even get through on the phone.

2400 is the classic 44 powder.

I would not use a HP, they are not hard to kill so I would use a 180 or 240 jacketed bullet with an exposed flat lead tip.

Sometimes I think G&F could piss of the pope.

Success.

Make sure your vehicle is in good shape and tires are good. If you are going solo let someone know where you will be and check in daily. Double check your gear, make a list and keep it with you every day before you go to add to and check off. Make a point to stop in and say hello to other camps close to you. Don't forget bullets, signed tag, license, rifle, knife and game bags. +1 on staying out all day. Map, compass and gps. Know where game processors are if you are not going to do that yourself.