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Good Luck. That snow helps to keep the woods quiet but makes the hunt harder.

There has been such an influx of unskilled labor over the last 25 years that you almost need to know as much about each trade as the company you hire. At my complex they hired a contractor to install some block partition fences. These bozos dug and poured the footing in the morning and by noon were laying block. a short wall maybe 20' long. Three columns and the middle one is 1/2" shorter in height so the wall on either side is out of level and slopes to the center with one column on the end is 3/4" out of plumb.

I use Network Alignment in downtown Mesa. I have been going there for over 30 years and they have worked on my F250 Crew Cab for almost 25+ years. They also stand behind their work. They recently replaced some worn Moog tie rods under the lifetime warranty that were about 4 years old. They are also open on Saturdays.

Still raining here in the Valley. Made for a very wet Santana concert.

Ammon that bird almost looks to be as big as him.

Are the photos dated? I know Phoenix was electrified in the late 1880's. By the mid 1890's engine driven generators being built and used.

Anyone else going tomorrow evening to see him? Had to work and couldn't go to Woodstock but I have been to a lot of his concerts. We can talk guitar players all days long. He is a natural treasure.

I noticed a couple too on Friday in Tempe.

FS employees get bennies and pensions. No need for that with 3rd party. Write a contract with T&C's that is just a couple of pages and not 15 or 30.

Third Party is the way to go. Put it out to bid on a five year contract. Have a small staff to manage it as part of their regular roles.

Maybe to haul it off. I remember when they started charging to park at Canyon under the guise that employees were not paid very much and the charge was to be applied for increased wages.

Ages ago I replaced the read door at the house with a wood solid core one without a window which I cut in a doggie door and stained the door. Went to HD yesterday and they have a lot of doors but didn't have a solid core exterior door. The did have an interior one but it was 1 3/8" and mine is 1 5/8". Also it was primed masonite. The house is block so I really do not want to tear out the jam and do a prehung door as I am fine with cutting in the hinges, dead bolt and door knob in a bare door. I just may need to sharpen a chisel to inlet the hinges. Also the existing door is 79" so I need to take some odd the top and bottom of the new door. I don't have a Lowes close and they didn't have much online when I did a search and will probably go to one tomorrow.

He sold them last month.

Probably because of the bigger ratio of hens to toms is why more are killed. Hens born next month will be laying eggs next spring. Predation is pretty high anyway so the amount of hens taken in the fall is negligible considering harsh winters and drought. Eliminating the fall hen quota absolutely will have more breeders in the spring but it isn't like AZ has huge populations anyway and the quotas are adjusted based on surveys.

Are these at 50 yards?

Which suppressor do you have on it Chris?

A real beauty. Sorry about your dad.

What year are they?

I bought and sold with folks from Tucson and usually meet at Eloy or sometimes Red Rock.

Buy it Russ. That bolt face is very clean.

How long will you be there?

I figure with the snow today it would be a good time to drive the roads tomorrow.

Usually I call and talk to Barb. 90% of the time what she says is accurate. I spoke to Lori this time. Can you take a run up there since you are so close and check it out? LOL. I have a 5A thunderchicken tag so I will be up there this weekend scouting.