DutchmanAZ

dang it...so tempting.

I'll take them if available. PM inbound

How would tune and deleted work from an emissions check perspective? I've sent this to a friend who may be interested, but suspect this would be his question. Thanks!

John passed away on 2 September. I'll miss him. Here's the obituary from the funeral pamphlet.

I have 2 of these. Perhaps there are better knives out there, but these have worked well for me for years.

2 July report: Well - Rosy crappie kicked my butt again. Absolutely nothing..zip..nada. Not even a sniff. Launched at Schoolhouse around 6:30 PM still hot as the front porch of heck. Screwed around a little across the lake and as the sun set made our way back towards the launch. Found brush piles/trees in about 20' of water. Lowered the lights and soon had a TON of small minnows once it was fully dark outside. A pair of friendly game and fish officers checked our licenses and we chatted for a bit. Fished with JD green grubs and minnows, plain hooked minnows on a split shot, other colors of jigs the same way, using slip bobbers or just dropping the line overboard. Fished various depths but no takers. Sat there until about 10:00 or so, with no bites other than from the damned bugs. Was still at 100 degrees or close at that time with no breeze, so we packed it in. Hard to believe with that much bait rising to the light we didn't get anything. Heard what I assumed to be bass jumping around, but I didn't have anything to throw their way. Thinking back, I don't think I've ever caught a crappie at Roosevelt. Plenty of bass, but the crappie certainly have the winning record. Stayed at the Roosevelt lake resort for the first time. Rooms seem to have been recently remodeled. Took a while for the AC to catch up to cool down the room, but it was good by the time we got back from fishing. The cafe/bar/restaurant wasn't bad. Their beer was ice cold.

Plan to do some night fishing for crappie on the Salt end this coming Sunday. Assuming the standard lights, jig colors and minnows. I'd appreciate any pointers or recent reports, and I'll do the same after my trip. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the update. Hopefully we'll have a bit better luck, but won't know until I give it a shot. I'll update this thread after the trip.

shows how dumb I am. I thought you misspelled Labrador 😂

As the title says. I missed out on the Colt a few days ago. Older but in good shape is fine with me. Thanks in advance.

PM sent

I guess I need to update my profile. SE Chandler, AZ

appreciate it but I'm looking for an older style. something along the lines of this.

That would be my first preference, but I could be tempted with revolvers also.

OK - here's what I did and it worked. On the top of the page to the right of your username is a "Create" box. Select that and in the drop down select "status". From there you should be able to upload a photo, and then use that in a PM (when you select "Insert other media --> insert existing attachment" Weird method, but it worked for me.

I have the same question and would appreciate any help. Thanks!

Doggone it JFP, I made the mistake of mentioning this thread, and your advice to the warden. Seems she's interested. I called to politely chew your hindquarters, but your wife calmed me down )). I've left a VM for the seller, and will see what happens. Appreciate those posting the pictures. I honestly had no idea of the versatility of this breed, but I do fear I may have to sip my tea with my pinky out should we pick one up. And learn how to groom the dog myself. Dog trimmers seem mighty expensive these days.

I appreciate the feedback. Trying to stir discussion because I'm interested. I'll PM or DM or whatever it is these days. Have an 8 and a 6 year old and an old dog. A mother in law and a wife. Thanks again

It would be helpful for a price and background to be posted. I don't do instagram, nor will I sign up for it. How about posting some more details? I'm no poodle expert, but I think they're a yapping breed, sensitive, and snooty. Take a lot of grooming also. More details please.

speaking of Knobs - pot, meet kettle please )). You inferred much more than I wrote. Look - if you want the technology, great. Use it - it is indeed helpful. I guess my sarcasm/humor was lost in print with my main point being do not rely on technology if you don't know the basics. When your device fails, figure out how not to panic when it happens. Know you waypoints in your mind at least. Getting lost without these things is an experience in itself, and a worthwhile one. You'll certainly understand what panic is. No - I'm no mountain man at all. I do enjoy getting out, and in "most" places in AZ, there are indeed roads every 1/4 - 1/2 mile except for wilderness areas. Happy hunting.

I'm sure they do. I'm not trying to give you junk, but if you go out into the "wilds" of Arizona and feel lost without a cell phone, stay home (this is in general - not a shot at you). Christ - except for wilderness areas you have roads every 1/4 - 1 mile. Sun rises in the East - figure out where north is. Hard to get lost, but I hope you experience it. As Pat McManus wrote - the stationary panic is the best option)). A holy shoot survival pack is about 3 - 5 lbs, and that is with good food. Water - well, figure that one out. I've always hunted to get lost. Have been a time or 2. Also bagged some critters.

phsaawww....with all of your electric gadgets your mountain man kinfolk would be ashamed. Amazing how anyone survived to this point. leave your fucking cell phones at home and live a little. Get lost a little. Panic a little. And learn.

intact or neutered?

I've never been around these kinds of dogs. What are they like? Noisy and diggers? or mellow?

Is the runt left?