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Just remember this, the best college basketball player ever in the state of Arizona came from ASU That's a hard pill to swallow for all the UA fans and their basketball tradition.

Not to mention Xavier was 5-0 and ranked #15 when ASU put up 102 points on them. Obviously it's still very early in the season, but it's definitely nice to start off on the right foot.

1997 Chevrolet Suburban, 4x4, K2500, 5.7 Liter, 235,xxx miles. Very reliable and strong running Suburban. I am looking for $1500 or best offer. Call or text Daryl 48o-5oo-6545. If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. I am in Queen Creek near Power/Germann. I will add pictures to the post in a few hours. I have notarized title in hand. Good: Leaks a little oil, not enough to worry about, but it will leave a spot where it is parked. I never have to worry about adding oil in between oil changes. · This vehicle knows 36C like the back of its hand and will probably drive you straight to the biggest coues in the unit.· Runs and drives great, very reliable. I was just in the Richmond Basin area in 24A scouting with this vehicle last week. In the Spring took family to Rocky Point, no issues at all. This is the vehicle I was planning on using for my coues hunt Dec 1st. · New tires at 220,000 · Newer Power steering pump and hoses. · Newer Radiator · At 230,000 miles lots of suspension work done: Steering damper and gear box, 1 idler arm, 1 pitman arm, 1 stabilizer shock, 4 shocks, Pins and bushings, 1 spring, 2 upper control arms with ball joints. All this work, including power steering and radiator done by Randys Transmission in Mesa. · All power windows and door locks work. Bad: · Has front and rear AC, but it no longer blows cold. Needs new compressor. · Front windshield has a crack in it, it is on the passenger side up high. · Cosmetic, paint fading/peeling on hood · I have had some issues with getting the back door to lock from time to time. It opens and closes fine, but I think a new latch will fix the locking problem. · One of the middle row seat belts is stuck, cant be used. · Interior seats are a little on the rough side, kind of what I would imagine from a 20 year old vehicle that has hauled countless amounts of hunting gear and game animals J I will go over everything in detail with anyone who is interested and looks at the vehicle. I believe in being honest, and I am not trying to hide anything. This vehicle is very capable and reliable enough to be a daily driver, if thats what youre looking for.

Ttt

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Here you go Coach https://meritbadge.org/wiki/index.php/Totin'_Chip

Great job and congratulations to you and your boys, Adam!!!

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Also forgot: passenger side front door doesn't open from the inside, you have to roll down the window and open it. Also, new front rotors and brake pads at 226,000 miles.

The only team I hate more than the Yankees is the Dodgers. I'm glad that disaster was avoided.

Thanks for sharing the story with us. You did a very nice job on the write up too. It's very cool to see the different pictures and in a sense "go along on the hunt."

Congratulations on a beautiful buck!!

You didn't blur out your pictures good enough, I know exactly where you were Great catches.

Yep, I got 2 hits for $45 I put myself and my son on different applications.

It looks like that to me. 10 day hunt starting on Friday of week 48 and no rifle hunt after that

This is all great news. I live maybe 2 miles from there.

Do they carry any Wilderness Athlete products in the Queen Creek Timber Mesa store?

It's on Pecos between Sossaman and Ellsworth. I drive by it every day going to and from work. Yesterday was the first time I noticed it. They had a sign out by the street that said "Archery" that caught my attention. I was wondering if any forum members had been in and what they had to say about it. I'm glad to hear good reviews.

For chicken I like to use quart size glass jars and a pressure cooker. It is very easy to do and it is good for a few years on the shelf. I can fit about 2 pounds of boneless/skinless chicken per jar and I can do 7 jars at a time. Open a jar of chicken, heat it up with salsa verde and you have some very quick burritos. I've also done this with beef and it works great. Open a jar and heat it up with bbq sauce and you have shredded beef hamburgers in less than 10 minutes. It makes a great quick and easy camping meal. With the canned meats you don't have to worry about freezer burn or power outages. I recently lost a freezer of game meat because my 7 year old unplugged it to plug in his electric razor scooter

I brought back a bunch of shrimp and flounder from Rocky Point last year and coming in to the US they asked what we had, but didn't seem to care how much.

That right there is why I am afraid of the ocean.

I played basketball with Todd at Mountain View and he was probably one of the nicest and most down to earth star athletes ever. This is so heartbreaking