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Thanks, I have already been looking into contractor licensing in AZ. I spoke with the local contractor assoc. and also the state. My current business bonding/insurance will transfer no problem and as for testing, since I have been in business in another state I will only have to take a portion of the test. I will be checking in with some of the local builders in the meantime to see if I can get a project manager/superintendent or similar job. Or possibly partner up with someone who is reputable. It will be tough going from an owner to punching a clock, but you got to do what you got to do to keep the lights on! On another note, I see you have horses. I have been fortunate enough to hunt with some great guys here and was part owner of 12 head including a few mules. Nothing better than getting into the Bob Marshal and other wilderness areas with horses!!! I miss those days. We did the High Early at Buck Creek Pass many times, some incredible memories for sure. I will certainly look you up when I get down there. The photo below was taking on a fly fishing float trip down the Yakima River in WA. Rivers and streams are certainly going to be missed. I know a guy hiring contractor help in home restoration, so hurry up. Was supposed to do a combo mule driving clinic and pack trip into the Bob last month but the dates got skewed. Next year for sure. Lots of Wilderness areas here so I can't complain. Man I miss launching at Des Moines ramp and catching dinner 5 nights a week.

I lived in WA for several years. From Yelm to MT Lake Terrace. WA has the worst politcs and social bureaucracy, period! The procedure for becoming a licensed contractor in AZ is much tougher, look into it ahead of time. I miss the fishing, crabbing and OTC tags a lot, but not I-5. Lol Look me up when you get here, I'll show you some neat places.

WTF! Rip crew?

nice. Gets my voteI'd blast it, nome sayinHey buddy,Do you hear what nomes are saying, often?

Carpcody is quite right. Neutering/spaying helps keep them home. I've tried the chicken thing but my chicken killing hound was delighted to pluck and eat all chickens. Sometimes the dogs just have to be contained and it sounds like Smith2260's back's against the wall. But if he wants to work out a deal I can put up a good looking fence for a lot less than he could put it up himself. For several years I ran great fence company's in NM, WA and AZ. Installations of fencing ran in the miles annually and mostly on military bases. If Smith goes for it, I'll ask for CWT volunteers to help with labor to keep installation costs as close to gratis as possible.

Legalzoom.com You can purchase a contract from their inventory or have one made for you, cheap. Have used them many times. One concern might be the fact that you're renting them a temporary domicile and you may need them out by a certain date. What if they don't comply? May end up having to evict a squatter. What a can of worms.

This is heartbreaking. If you want to keep them, pm me I have most of the materials available for a 6' chain link fence and can have it up by the weekend.

Did a similar prank to one of my coaching buddies up in Seligman many years ago...... cept we coiled it up down where the clutch is on his truck......he practically killed me for that incident.......can't say as I blame him. It was pretty fun to watch at the time though......sent him bailing out of that truck, luckily he had not started the truck up yet. lol, fun with dead snakes. Years ago I took a rattler i was planning on skinning, out of the freezer and put it inside an unmounted tire in the back of my brother in laws truck. After a few days of not hearing from him, went about my usual routine of feeding the dogs. Had a big plastic tote full of kibbles on the back porch. I take the.lid off and reach in for the scoop and about seperated my shoulder when I see the rattler in there. Not cool, cunado!

Nice buck. Interesting levitating box in some pix, too.

S.T.D. be thy name! Hope y'all ain't allergic to penicillin.

nice. Gets my vote

Be certain to take a boat load of pics before and after renting documenting condition of the trailer. Of course the Forest Service will want a cut and you have to fulfill their outrageous insurance requirements. You hauling the trailer will eliminate a lot of damage done by customers. Get a credit card # for damages. I've loaned out a lot of trailers over the years, never got one back in better condition than when it left here. Loaned a guy a flatbed to haul an old Tbird I sold him. He brought it back and parked it and left, I was busy with family. Guess I wasn't supposed to notice the giant hole he made in the floor.

You tell your gf to fetch the napalm out of the utv, instead she brings you an F...ing hockey stick?Time to reassess this relationship. Heck with the Gopro, its only going to bring nightmares. I killed a rattler out back and cut his head off. A dude from CWT was coming over to borrow a horse trailer, it was dark out we both had flashlights. so I coiled the dead snake up and placed under the trailer tongue to scare him. Dude hooks up the trailer, steps on it several times but never once saw it till I pointed it out.

Good job.

Remember 'The Rifleman' episode where a rattler crawls into Lucas McCain's bedroll and spoons with him? If so, you bought a hammock.

If We're counting he ain't got a forehead, he's got a fivehead.

can't be Casey. It would take a wide angle lens just to get all his forehead in the shots.

yes. I was wearing chaps today scouting east of Dugas. But seriously, I can't hear them any more but my mare can. She ain't scared of em, just goes around them. But if they want to go toe to toe, she'll just stomp the crap out of them.

They're all F'tards in those pics. I spend a lot of time in 9. Pm me the name of this tank.

Where did you end up going? Congrats to the young man.

Clear coat came off my Ford's hood. Need someone on the west side.

5a is just crawling with the yotes as well. I don't have the regs in front of me but pretty sure it's legal to blast them at night there

Wolves in 5? Was in 5a 2 weeks ago and swore I heard wolves close by.

Even my shooting stix are offended!

I remember him, Lark. Yes, the actual meteorologist in broadcasting is rare these days. The NWS provides most forecasts complete with quips and pleasantries and the anchors read them on air word for word and rarely take the initiative to actually look outside.