Big Tub

If they are reading the posts on a phone, I can see how they would miss it. For those still in wonder: KAYAK RETURNED TO OWNER.

We have a DISH one for our RV that is sitting around waiting for the dump run if you are interested.

How about renting them? I was thinking about getting a few, planting them, then running the dogs on them and letting them fly home unmolested. Maybe once in a while shooting one for retrieve training (at an increased fee) but the majority would just fly home until the next outing. How much do you think a fair rental fee. Funnier yet would be a pest control guy renting them to me and then they fly back to the same home/business. I suspect they will not trap well the second time!  Anybody game?

I cannot believe you did not catch a lot of grief on this post. Maybe we are becoming more mature? Doubtful! Glad she got it back.

you see that this post started about a year ago and still not settled?

location?

"Unless you're shooting a real heavy kicker, there's not much up-side to fixed power." COST!

I signed up for e-tags. However, they sent hard copies of my crane tags. Go figure.

"since 98% of everyone here lives in Tucson" ... it does kind of work that way if you are selling from up north.

What a beauty!

Nice

Did you use the porta-potty just once as it was such a hassle to set up? Can you imagine how hot that would be in the valley right now? Free bump.

That is a cool, old piece.

How do you take something so pretty out in the field?

More than a couple. I got the stats for the year I got mine but have not seen any since. Anyone know where the data exists?

very nice

someone on here was looking for one of these ... you might try a search.

I take it that this is pre-Firedot?

My hunting partner has one passed down from his dad that he would like to shoot a deer with. Great old memories. Sure would be nicer if there was a more readily available supply of ammunition. Neat old gun!

OK, I had to look it up: three rattlesnakes no harvest -- E. There is no open season on Phrynosoma mcallii (flat-tailed horned lizard), Heloderma suspectum (Gila monster), Crotalus lepidus (rock rattlesnake), Crotalus pricei (twin-spotted rattlesnake), Crotalus willardi (ridge-nosed rattlesnake), Lampropeltis triangulum (milksnake; Cochise County only), Sistrurus catenatus (massasauga), Thamnophis eques (Mexican gartersnake), Thamnophis rufipunctatus (narrow-headed gartersnake), Gopherus agassizii (Mojave desert tortoise), Gopherus morafkai (Sonoran desert tortoise) and Terrapene ornata (ornate box turtle); see Notes 4 and 5. Concerning harvest on the rest, four per year dead or alive, I guess, like most reptiles. I suspect you should not volunteer how many you have killed on a public website. 😮

I guess they are all protected in that there is a limit on harvest, a season (yearlong), and a hunting license needed; but I know of no one that actually knows the limit. Your point on the four specific is well taken in that you cannot kill or harvest them.

that sure is nice!

saw one advertised in eagar: Facebook

location?

I gotta say that electric start sure is a nice addition.