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The only wolf I ever say was in the early 90's in Unit 29, and I'd like to keep it that way.

Yeah but how many boxes does it take you to get a limit of Doves? LOL. Seriously though, that is some very good shooting.

Maybe this? http://www.snakesofarizona.com/soa-bh-nc.jpg

So, glad I was in my truck. LOL I was coming off the San Carlos Reservation on the 1800 Rd and as I came around a turn in the river bottom there was a portly brown phase bear working a pile of wood about 30 yards away. It took one look at me and charged the truck covering about 20 feet then abruptly turned around and bounded away looking back about every 10 yards. I did not see any cubs and my diesel isn't exactly quite. Beautiful bear though. Did not look like it had missed any meals in a long time. My estimate is it was about 300+ pounds and 5 years old. I felt under gunned toting a G22 with a 9mm barrel in it while I scouted for Turkeys this weekend. Probably going to put the 40 S&W barrel back in or just carry the PD329 when I go back up this week to hunt. Sure was glad I was in the truck.

WHat did you use? 1" EMT?

Good luck. I'll be way south of you in 27 doing some scouting.

OK, so I am a bit past 1500 posts. But, I really appreciate this site and everything that Amanda has put into it and kinda feel like that guy who listens to NPR or PBS and never sends them a donation. I have a Savage Model 67 shotgun in 20 gauge with a Modified Choke and about a 28" barrel that would make a great starter gun for someone. I bought it new 20+ years ago so it has been shot a bit. It has a couple of dings in the stock but overall I'd give it 85%. I had a new firing pin put in it two years ago because it broke and last year I started getting a couple of misfires again. Maybe 1 out of every 20 shots or so. I'm not sure what going on but this is a shotgun that is from what I have read is not for the novice to take apart. So, here it is up for grabs, free of charge. I will be headed through Globe from the east valley on Friday to see if I can find my way across the Rez to Eagle Creek if someone along the way would put it to good use or I can work something else out for someone who is in need. I would really like to see this go to someone who will enjoy it and sell it for personal gain. This a "Plain Jane" model. IIRC, I paid $99 for it at Yellow Front.

I'm an old softie so I definitely won't be watching that before turkey season. LOL

A member has come forward and asked for it so it looks like it has found a new home.

Will do.

I got a scopecoat when I bought a Trijicon. Fits too tight for my likeing.

Looking for appliances? Have they pulled a permit for construction yet?

I have not fished desert lakes in decades. But if you're after cats try and catch some palm sized bluegills and hook them between the dorsal fin and tail then freeline them in coves in 5-15 feet of water after the sun goes down and fish between 9 and 4.

How do you know if they come with frame poles?

How about this for a Federal Tax Rate; Under $250K = $0 tax Working and over 65 = $0 tax $250K - $ 500K = 5% flat tax $500K + = 7.5 % flat tax Capitol Gains, flat 2.5% tax 0 Federal Sales Tax Combined City and State Sales Tax Maximum of 5% We as a people need to stop handing State, Federal and Local governments a free meal ticket. Oh? And you have no kids living at home below the age of 4 or over 19 not in school! You don't pay School Property Tax. When we as a people are no longer corralled as a renewable infinite taxable resource and that fiscal river dries up then maybe, just maybe our dollars will no longer be squandered overseas and we just might begin to rebuild our nation, create jobs and cut the pork in DC. I know, pipe dream.

They look like they are new.

I know right? But it can't be that expensive to make it 4WD. I say $3-5K depending on how much you want to do yourself.

Beautiful.

You can check over here and see if any of the Tucson guys can help you out. http://www.azpsg.com/forum.php

This should give you some info on the schools. http://www.ade.az.gov/edd/eddList.asp

I've been trying to get up to 27 to scout but it has been one thing after another the last few weekends but I'm definitely going up this coming weekend.

Check with some of the folks over here. I remember recently reading about some changes to the Halibut Regs. http://forums.outdoorsdirectory.com/forumdisplay.php/23-Alaska-Fishing-Forums

Congrats that's a dandy.

22"

You and me both.