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Studly Buckrite! But I always pictured you more like this...

They know exactly how many they have sold. They are counting on several people to not show up. This is part of their business model, all airlines do it. If they didn't, flights would be more expensive.Some airlines overbook much more than their rival carriers. Delta flew a quarter of a trillion passenger miles in 2015, ranking the company #2. But only had to bump 300 passengers all year. And when doing so, offered a far more generous compensation package than does United. When you book a flight get an assigned seat. Those without or bargain flyers are bumped first.

While a teen dove hunting in Marana, my eyes were on the sky as I walked down a path in tall grass. I don't know if the rattler was sunning or we just crossed paths but I stepped right on him mid back. He curled over and struck my boot as I was launching myself airborne. My shoot gun was already pointed downwards and I blasted that thing into thirds before I touched back down. Had an unlucky mare bit twice in the same year on the leg. A little swelling was all that happened.

What's the Thunderbird made from? What's the back look like?

Classic

Anywhere in particular?

Kitty City. That Buck's in a bad neighborhood.

I never got my hunters Ed point from 1972. Can I still get that?

Am I in the twilight zone or classifieds?

My son's friend in CA asked for a rattlesnake rattle. Since we were heading out to La Paz County, drove down a road I know is a hotspot for them... We encountered 6 in about 2 miles of road.

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Howdy and a prize... Well played, sir.

I'll be in the AES/H4H booth Saturday morning at the ISE. Come by and say howdy.

cool info Lance, thanks.

Mulepackhunter loaded me some 70gr Sierra hpbt for the model 88 with 1 in 10 twist. Shoots 1/2" moa at 150 yards. Not bad for a 60 year old rifle that's had thousands of rounds down the tube.

Did you put in for any archery elk hunts?

Do we have our choice of sexes. Are you including castrating? Who wants to go in on one or two? Makes sense to go in on a couple, we have room and a livestock trailer

I can get a free one as close to 101 and northern to you

I think I've found a couple good safe spots. One is a small, small grotto in a cliff wall with a 150' wide sandy wash around it. I think the e caller is good for about 80'on a flank.

I've been going out at night for years. And yes the adrenaline really gets pumping and there is some panty wetting. Perhaps that's why I've only found a couple others willing to venture out at night.

35 years ago today was supposed to be a good day, was my 2nd year anniversary in the USAF and I sewed on my A1C stripes the day before. I was on duty at Luke that morning a Natl Guard KC135 was doing routine touch and goes. A civilian aircraft entered military airspace and in an unusually low cloud bank collided head-on with the tanker. I was taken to the wreckage sight the following day to answer NTSB questions concerning the wx conditions at the time of the collision. Was a nightmarish sight. KC-135 - Fatalities LTC James Floor, 53 Maj Truman Young Jr., 48 LTC Ted Beam, 40 TSGT Donald Plough, 47 http://arizonawrecks.com/visitthewrecks/kc135.html Cool find, Adam. I read where there are 1200 military plane wrecks in AZ alone. Many are still out there waiting to be discovered. Tread lightly friends, many of these wrecks are pilots, crews and airman's final resting place.

Luke lost a lot of A-6's during WWII in the hills north of the base. Here's 4 of them... http://www.aircraftarchaeology.com/crownkingat6.html http://www.aircraftarchaeology.com/at6lakepleasant.html I've been to the sight of a 40's era bomber crash site, east side of Rincons. There's an F86 crash site on Burnt Mountain. The pilots body has never been located. Hunters found the crash site 15 years after the plane went down including the ejection seat.

Wish you were closer, sounds like a great deal.