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For those of you thinking about supporting local business owners, here's your chance! I bought an aluminum pot call from Ammon last year. I wanted to move to the next level after having called in a gobbler last spring for a Heroes Rising Outdoors veteran using my 35-year-old Lee box call. He made mine out of mesquite (type of wood he uses is your choice). Beautiful and great sounding! I also purchased a couple diaphragm mouth calls from him --- some sweet hands-free turkey slayers! Can't wait to put these to use this next Friday up on the Rim on my own hunt --- thanks again, Ammon!

bigorange: You and your friends (and anyone out there), can contact me - (480)760-3868 - anytime throughout the year to re-home your new and/or lightly used camo clothing, boots, general hunting and camping gear. Heroes Rising Outdoors will put it to good use!

Good talking with you, James. Appreciate your donation --- some vets will have some good camo to wear this fall!

218buck: Ohthatguy was referring to Heroes Rising Outdoors / Hunts for Heroes. We have a Camo Closet for hunting clothing we give out to veterans to help them get out hunting. I (we) could definitely find a good home for your camouflage clothes! Plz give me a call: (480)760-3868 ... Thanks! --- Tom

Check with Arizona Firehouse Labs. They have a white lab litter that's currently 5 weeks old. Not sure what pups are left ...

Tom: Thanks for what you did today! Your offer will really help this veteran new to hunting put some good food on the table for herself and her 2 youngsters. Great example of supporting our wounded vets who gave so much themselves --- kudos! --- Tom

One of Heroes Rising Outdoors' disabled vets (who is new to hunting) is looking for a small-to-medium sized electric meat grinder. Anybody??? Plz text me: (480)760-3868 ... Thx big time! --- Tom

Looking for a Lab pup ready to go to new home at end of this month (March, 2020). Prefer chocolate, maybe yellow. Any CWTers? Or anyone know of a litter? My cell: (480)760-3868 ... Thx! --- Tom

Glad to hear you're still kickin', Tony. I contracted pneumococcal pneumonia 3 winters ago --- I feel your pain! Younger generation has no idea how this can knock us old-timers for a loop. Hang in there --- I know you can get through this. Will keep you in my prayers!

We were on that road late yesterday (Monday) afternoon --- unfortunately didn't see them. Am lucky I realized I'd left my iPhone on my truck's rear bumper while we were bighorn watching. Turned around and saw it in the road just a couple mins later (luckily it was after 5 pm and all the snowbirds had already gone home for the day) ...

Buy a FlatLines map of 7E and get to know remote areas (water) that might hold elk the end of November (your hunt probably starts the day after Thanksgiving) ...

Chris: Heck of a way to get attention, brother! Just saw your post --- glad others were on top of things and shuttled you back to the Valley okay! You've got my phone # --- call me if I can be of help in the next bit ...

I've got a local hunting buddy who works within the patent industry. contact me and I'll get you in touch ...

Thanks go out to Chad and his brother Steve --- we've got the 36A Coues hunt covered! Much appreciated, guys!

Sourdough: Sending your mom my best wishes and prayers for the surgeon's skills!