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Can I borrow it?

I can vouch for mfernaz, good people. Loan him a press.

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Under a Biden Admin, we're all hosed.

Add OZ, I m pretty sure he's a lib. Just sold my mule but have a horse thats been there done that for sale.

But yet you can own a live raptor. . An Arizona Sport Falconry license permits a person to capture, possess, train, and transport a raptor for the purpose of sport falconry in compliance with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and the Endangered Species Act of 1973. 1. The sport falconry license validates the appropriate license for hunting or taking quarry with a trained raptor. When taking quarry using a raptor, a person must possess a valid: a. Sport falconry license, and b. Appropriate hunting license.

Good question, got to be a sticky area to dive into.

Exactly, geesh. Besides, that dog don't need any more chow, he's gonna pop like a tick.

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What does that say about somebody reading code where there ain't any? Uh huh.

Ooops, I remember now. Hehehe and roasted veggies too. Be nice to seniors or I'll crap in your blind....oh.

Lol true. heck this is the first I even heard of roasted chicken.

Tag? Go getcha a power line wolf.

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A little bigger than mine

Figures, I need a front bumper...

Nice

Just for the record I was neither invited to or did attend any shower party's. I did however give some parched oaks a good drink before departing.

Kaine, what a bafoon, lol. Comparing that jack butt with Pence is like having the Joker vs Bruce Wayne.

It's not enough for Americans to vote. A strong republic relies on an informed electorate.

A buddy had the same model but with some extras, excellent condition. He started at $4500, months later it went for $3800.

Thanks bro. Given the circumstances, twas a good hunt. Plenty of bald headed lady cirvidea, up to 50 a day sneered back at me from as little as 30 yards away. Lots of stunning nature to enjoy. But the boys went total nocturnal. Due to the immence hunting pressure and bright moon the bucks mainly hunkered down in this little hole called Sycamore. It's been decades since I've participated in a hunt with so many roads, ATVs and muzzleloaders kicking up dust, I'm still hacking up mud. But hey, I lost 9 pounds this hunt (despite generous helpings of Mikes elk chili), survived a freezing AZ dust bowl and kept my powder dry. I got a new bow and ready to chase more deer and elk in the weeks ahead.