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    I am a dealer for MR COOL and sell alot of DIY kits, I have one in my shop. Need some details on size of shop and insulation and what your doing in the shop?
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    Sit water and drink 🍻 no decoys required.
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    Unfortunately I need a new car so I have to sell one of my favorite rifles. asking REDUCED TO $1600 for everything in the picture except sling. •Savage action (LEFT HAND) •custom barrel cut chambered and installed by Phoenix custom rifles •mdt chassis •sig tango 6 scope moa ffp 30mm • leupold 20moa base • Burris rings •mdt magazine •150 rounds of 178 eldx that shoots one hole this is a savage action with a custom fitted barrel from Phoenix custom rifles. Everything in the pic is included except the sling 16.5in 1/10 twist barrel. it’s an absolute laser, shoots nearly one hole with factory ammo. Great deer rifle out to 700 yards. sig tango 6 2-12x ffp moa reticle. located in casa grande but visit phoenix and Tucson often. prefer face to face. If need to ship will ship through ffl to ffl.
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    I have 2 nightforce nx8 4-32 f1, moa, moar reticle scopes both are in great shape and have night force rings will sell for 1700.00 a piece. Gen1 atacr 5-25Ă—56 f2 moar reticle non illuminated will sell for 1400.00 I will post pics asap
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    Marlin model 8 bolt action 22 that accepts all 22's but not 22 mag. It's pretty old with some light pitting but most of the finish is pretty good. The stock has some nice tiger striped wood. $275 OBO would be willing to trade for 223 hunting ammo or 556 ammo or other guns depending on what you have and I can add cash for the right deal. Call or Text Yancy 602-751-2616 Thanks
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    Been using this method for a long time. Such a relief not to buy & juggle ice if/when you get the game. Then we are able to remain in camp for days after the take. When I’m not actively fermenting home brew, I utilize a temp controller (pic attached) with the chest freezer and a Honda EU2000i. I can set the freezer to any degrees, like 34F, to super chill the quartered meat without freezing it. Allowing me to debone the meat over several hours and not have to contend with deboning frozen meat. At home, this controller converts the chest freezer to an enormous refrigerator for house party food and kegs, so I’ve been told…
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    Give me a call and I'll tell you what I did. Adam 928-595-1554
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    Wow. Beautiful dogs there
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    Try this: Seemed to work for him.
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    Hey Amigo, I do a lot of personal training and spend tons of time in the mountains with tons of people of varied fitness levels. I can tell you a few things with certainty. Bikes, treadmills, stairclimbers, running, walking-all cardiovascular fitness. Great for heart health and absolutely very good supplements to a well rounded workout program but should not be at the core. A key thing to remember is muscle mass loss starts in our early 30’s and continues at a steady rate of about 1-2% a year. So without putting our muscles under stress regularly we get weaker with age. without muscle mass stress on ligaments, tendons, joints, and bone structure increases leaving guys going “huh, I have bad knees now”. When in fact a guy has 20 extra pounds “fat” , significantly less muscle to support extra load, and now joints suffer. I say all that to say prioritize muscle training. For an easy starter program I recommend 3 days a week of full body training. 2-3 exercises per body part, chest, shoulders,back, core, legs, ….used weight you can move 15-20 reps and as you get more comfortable and consistent with your routine increase weight and lower reps to 8-12. Do some cardio 2-3 times a week for 20-30 minutes. And of course try to eat clean most the time….prioritize protein 1 gram per pound of your goal body weight. This is the hardest part…can’t out train a lousy diet. Once you are rolling and the gym becomes second home shift to trphyhntr routine 👊 Good luck man!! Hunting season is right around the corner!!
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    Seems like it’s extra prevalent in businesses that work on a big deposit. You start giving a decent percentage of this population half of their paycheck up front and half at completion, it gets real easy to just start taking deposits and worrying about the completion end of it later. My list of taxidermists across this entire country that I trust fits on one hand. I’ve been burned by too many of them. Thousands in lost deposits to a couple in NM and and AZ where I pretty much had to show up and just take back my capes.
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    I'm considering selling mine. I want a little time behind the new head I bought, but I might be selling one soon.
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    At least in the contractor work their is a legal recourse with the recovery fund. I don't think they ever get a full reimbursement but at least it's something. Got a buddy down here that lost a lot of cash on a pool. Not sure what he got back if anything at all. I'll ask next time I see him. Not sure if anything similar exists when it comes to mechanics or taxidermy.
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    Logistics is my guess. its a lot of slow going work and if you get behind you’re doomed. if you can’t finish last seasons work don’t take on anything else.
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    Yeah I guess that’s probably pretty common in contracting. Probably similar types of people I guess. I haven’t had a mechanic close up shop and take my car yet
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    I know there are lots of contractors who have screwed people over with start up money or deposits. The taxi only charges a small deposit and then, in my opinion they take on too much work to keep the money rolling. I've been a contractor for 30 years and have never asked for money until the job was completed.
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    I understand that not everyone that hunts is a good person. But what is it about taxidermy that attracts low life’s? what other business have you heard of where people just close up, take your stuff, avoid you? I don’t hear about that in other industry’s
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    What that says and what it asks for in submitting the report is different .
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    Sorry this happened to you , that really stinks , I really hope you get them back - I’ve had many people bring me there stuff from others , for this exact reason …… Big - He “ ( the taxidermist ) is suppose to record the tag number and hunt number from your tag for his records for game and fish - so he has your unit ……
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    I was told many years ago by Jack from Wildlife Studios in Phx that there is no reason to leave your skull cap/horns with the Taxidermist. That is the last thing they do in finishing the mount.
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    Such a bad situation. He has done many mounts for me and is so talented. Last year I gave him another one to do with extreme reluctance. I opted to give him a deposit, but not my cap just in case. 8 months later, nothing. I ended up asking for a refund and he did in payments. I sincerely hope he figures life out. I think he has some demons that he is unable to stave off. I just got my last payment from him last week, so I know he is still plugging away.
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    find tracks and sit water
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