Boarman03

When they come in in one area, the animals do not..in that area I place several leg traps clustered in groups of three and four such that if the yote steps in one the will wind up stepping in another while trying to get out of the first one. That way there will never be a three legged yote walking down the street or, that yote definitely will not be walking anywhere again after I do what I do naturally.😁

Problem is the other animals roam the same area. I don't want to trap my own animals in the traps.

These yotes are avoiding the live traps,

As I hunt Texas hogs on occasion (thus the name), and this is a predation situation, and they have and do attack and kill my livestock, per AZ Law I am permitted to take all reasonable means to stop them from killing my livestock, including killing them by any reasonable means since they are not protected. I don't have enough of the larger leg traps (I place them in groups of four) and where they are attacking from I can't stop them. The police and Game and Fish have both been aware of my situation for many years. Neither will do anything about the problem. I can NOT stop them off of my property, but ONLY ON my property. I am responsible for containing all methods to my property boundaries. I've been able to avoid needing a scope for many years but now find I must invest in one. It is too dark for the lit reticles. Those I have. Also in Texas it is getting such that I leave the lightly lit areas and thus need the night scope. I just didn't know which really was best.

Southern AZ in Green Valley. Nice area. Too far for me. Best Wishes.

That's the difference. You actually HELP people, not critique them. You've always been a stand up guy Eddie. I personally appreciate you.

I'll take it all please.

I'll buy them all please.

I guess I snoozed too long.😂

I'm thinking about the water containers. Are they freezable and do you have all three caps?

Don't worry about it. There wasn't any problem. Just a guy who likes to critique ads for people. You are doing fine by me and hopefully most others feel the same.😁

Looks like a lot of work!

Maybe the other person had his number so he went direct. You don't know what the circumstances are. Too quick to judge! If someone DMs before posting, who's to say what trumps what? You? It's his posting, his things, his way. And no, I'm not the one who's buying it.

Have you seen actual sales or just the price they were asking? It is not cost effective for the small guy to raise animals for profit. Large outfits get their feed prices down much lower than the small guy can. This goes for most all livestock and poultry. The product may be better but the final cost is typically not justifiable, plus the time spent raising them is typically not recoverable. Welcome to the reality of the American Dream. If you find a way to make it happen, let me know. I've been trying against all odds since 1997. But it was a great way to teach my kids responsibility, albeit painful at times. Last child is about to leave home so I will be reducing my animals down to a functional few. The sheep get watered, they mow the pastures, we eat or sell their kids. The poultry will get reduced to what can survive foraging for bugs, grass, and whatever on the lot. We'll just keep them watered. Good luck and welcome to the masochistic club! ( Not meant in the sexual way).

Might be like finding a needle in a haystack? Best Wishes.

Transporting it, because of weight and size, would be the problem with a 50" 300CF. I recommend you visit a welding gas supply company and try to move the different sizes tanks before you buy one. Also, tanks have to be inspected/hydro tested and pass at certain time intervals to remain safely in service. The tank needs to be secured such that it will not fall while standing. A good gas cylinder cart would help with some mobility and stability. You should be able to research most on line or through conversing in person at the welding/gas store. Best wishes. I am not a know it all. I've just done many things in life and am getting too old to still do some efficiently. And I still make too many mistakes for my own comfort.

What size? 40, 80, 125 cu/ft? Since helium is innert, flammability is not a concern. But proper transportation and max temperature avoidance/regulation of highly compressed gas needs to be observed and followed to avoid possible explosions and potentially life ending situations.

That would be the only price in this economy to go down if they did, excluding the yo-yo effect by Petro.

I'm still interested. Can we meet on your way. I'm in Mesa, so Tempe?

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Sorry for your loss. Best wishes and I'll keep my eyes and ears open.

2nds?

18 x 7.51 pattern rims. I'll check tomorrow.

Take a picture of an existing will help. Then I can check and see what I have.