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Low ballers are likely just passive browsers who don't mind dropping some money for a screamer deal on something they don't really need or didn't know they wanted. Hopefully soon somebody who is purposely in the market for these will show-up with a fair offer.

Have used his service, plus referred a couple of friends. @Big Browns does top notch work, everyone! 👊

Ugh....

Heck ya! We do them very similar. GOOD STUFF!!

Way to go, Christian!

Was going to post this over in the 'Green Chili' thread but figured I would put it here instead. One of my favorite times of the year is late August - early September because I can take advantage of my favorite two New Mexican exports; Pronghorn and green chilis!!! Picked-up a big sack of extra hot Hatch chilis from my local Food City and went to work over the weekend roasting them up and putting them to use. Ended-up with 24 8oz jars of green chilis and 12-quart jars of 'green chili' (find the debate on the other thread). Some of the green chili was made with pork and some with pronghorn. Both excelllent!

On the contrary, not only do I not mind a hole in the wall atmosphere, I greatly PREFER it!!! Thanks for the tip!

Have always got a big kick out of dove hunting. The old days growing-up were stock tanks out by Florence Junction. Used to be tons of fun, but that was many years ago before population skyrocketed in the east valley. In more recent years, I'm fortunate to have made a good friend/contact years ago who owns dairies, and we'll be back out at one of them again this year. Blessed to have that hunting opportunity. Good luck to all!

"...... 200,000 acres, hunting opportunities should not be significantly impacted." Ummmm...... That is a seriously 'glass half full' view point from G&F, considering it looks like the majority of the high elevation east side was torched big time!! 🙄 I'm scheduled to hike about 35 miles of the AZT that goes right through that east side, the first weekend of Oct (assuming the burned section is opened back up by then). Will be curious to get a boots on the ground view of the post-fire landscape.

Ugh..... That's a drag. BTW, no idea how/why I put that stupid smile emoji on my post. Unintended... Just deleted it.

Where is the 'east/west' divider?? If it is the 67 highway, then yikes! According to the latest Watch Duty data, it looks like that entire side got torched. Watch Duty - Wildfire Maps & Alerts

I'm cursed with motion sickness, too. For planes and cars, a double/triple dose of Dramamine works for me. As for offshore fishing, I figured out long ago that I just can't partake. Never heard of a prescription. Maybe try Wildwoody's suggestion and check that out. Good luck!

Watch Duty - Wildfire Maps & Alerts This Watch Duty gives a pretty good map. If you set the overlay to 'satellite', you can see the scar from the last big burn many years ago. Looks like the fire had a hard time advancing through the jungle of small aspen trees. Saw some green spots up there on this morning's weather report. Hopefully finally getting some precipitation.

Not much info on this site, but here it is - Recreation | SAN CARLOS APACHE TRIBE - OFFICIAL WEBSITE Then here's the link I've used to purchase fishing permits, in the past. Been a couple of years, though... - Native American Game & Fish Applications (NAGFA™) - Online

Ugh..... Looking like virtually the entire East side, at least, is going to burn. Looking at satellite overlay on watchduty.org, and you can see the burn scar from the last big fires. Appears to be ready to overtake that area, again. Thankful for prevailing West winds?? Looks like that might be the only thing keeping it from running over the entire plateau, at this point.