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TJ you can also exchange it at Fry's, never look at the date stamp! Thanks, I will have to do that. TJ
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Great picture of your uncle holding that fish. TJ
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Guess the Score Contest - set of Sheds!
tjhunt2 replied to CouesWhitetail's topic in Contests and Giveaways!
I'm going with 88 1/2". TJ -
You can't beat them 33 zebcos. That had to be a blast. Congratulations on your big fish and thanks for sharing. TJ
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I was wondering what the experation date was stamped on the bottles you have for sale. I had one of my own that I couldn't get filled in Payson during my elk hunt because the experation date had just expired. I could be wrong but I think he said it had to be retested after 10years. I was just wondering if anyone knew for sure what the experation time was? The person who refused to fill my tank also told me that I could take it to CircleK or Home Depot and exchange it if the person I'm dealing with there didn't catch the date on my bottle that I was exchanging. Maybe someone on here who deals with or fills these can give us the scoop on the regulation for sure. Thanks TJ
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Nope, wasn't me. I was in the rim country scouting for turkey but did see a sighting on the Houston Mesa Road on the way home. A champagne color pickup with quad and the sticker was on the front windshield heading towards the rim at 2pm. TJ
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Sounds like a good time Brian. Thanks for all the reports you have given us all. No pictures? TJ
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Got my mount back.
tjhunt2 replied to motoxno53's topic in Miscellaneous Items related to Coues Deer
She did an awesome job and you have one heck of a nice buck. TJ -
Thanks Grizzly! The only reason I am selling is to upgrade my generator that will run my airconditioner in my fifth wheel. TJ
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This boat folds to just 4" thick and can be carried on top your car or truck. It sets up in about 10 minutes after you got it down. My wife and I have had a lot of fun in this boat but have out grown it with the two dogs now. The 4 stroke hp motor has less than 20 hours on it and runs great. It's not loud and is great for the mountain lakes. I am also throwing in a 3hp electric motor which is very powerfull. We bought all this in 2001 and only used it a few times up at the Whie Mountain Lakes. Everything fits in to a carrying duffle bag except the bass seats I've added for complete compfort for all day fishing. I also will throw in 4 life jackets, throw cushion, fire extinguiser, bow&stern light, oars, and the hanger mounts for a RV or on a wall in your garage. The boat alone with tax goes for $2,000 at Cabelas and the 4hp/4stroke goes around $1100 not mentioning the electric motor and all the other things I'm throwing in. No need for a trailer with this. Go price everything and you will see this is about half of what you would pay. Everything is in good shape. I'm selling this so I can buy a new generator for the fith wheel. Asking $2,000. folds to 4" thick back shot side shot 4stroke/4hp new tank & hose 3hp electric motor 4life jackets & throw cushion storage hanger for RV or garage wall
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I'm lowering this to $1800. The boat alone goes for more than that at Cabelas. The 4stroke is worth $1000 and runs forever on a gallon of gas. The electric motor and all that goes with it is an awesome savings. I won't go any lower. Very well cared for. This will make someone one happy fisherman. I will put on graig's list for $2200. TJ
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Thanks for sharing. I'll be going turkey scouting in the next few days and hope to find a few bones of my own. I'll crash on the ground around a fire at the end of the day somewhere and can't wait to get back to the things that matter most in life. Hopefully I'll have a few coyotes to sing me to sleep. It just don't get any better than that. TJ
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Thanks for sharing Amanda. She sure is a beautiful ewe. Looks like she's doing pretty good. I could sit for hours and watch them. I once had a baby goat walk within a few feet of me and never knew I was there. It was the neatest thing ever. TJ
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2010 Deer and Sheep Hunt Guidelines
tjhunt2 replied to Red Rabbit's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
The red is the tags that were taken away and the green is tags added. I hope this isn't a sign of things to come. I would have figured it out sooner or later but thanks Shelvin. Really I would have. TJ -
2010 Deer and Sheep Hunt Guidelines
tjhunt2 replied to Red Rabbit's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
I'm glad to see they seperated the whitetail from the mule deer hunts in 22 this year. Ok, I am about to make myself look stupid but what does the red and green numbers mean after the permit numbers? Let's say we are looking at the deer permits. TJ -
It is heart breaking to hear these kind of stories and my thoughts and prayes go out to the baby and mother. Let's all pray for the best for this little girl. TJ
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Four of my friends went to Apache and caught more than they usually do. My buddy said they way-laid them. That doesn't mean alot coming from him but they caught several in the slot and quite a few under and a few over. The biggest being 4&1/2lb. so it probably was 3lbs. I always got to read between the lines with this bunch because I've been with them and then heard the story later and always wondered where I was on the same trip. They are a blast to fish & camp with but they kind of streched the trueth alittle when it comes to fishing, hunting, or anything else for that matter. You ought to here the stories around the camp fire. Always good for a good laugh. Life is good! TJ ps...... they caught them on split tailed jigs, 1/4-3/8 weight white and crawdad color, 5-15ft. of water. Good luck!
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Happy Birthday Brent, and I understood every word you said. Takes one to know one. Hope this is a great day for ya. Enjoy! TJ ps.........have one for me.
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Good luck and we'll pray for a speedy recovery. Keep us posted on your progress. TJ
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I am almost done reading " 60 Years A Hunter" by Bill Quimby and I assure you would not be disappointed purchasing his book. Not only is this book interesting to read it is by far the most enjoyable and intertaining piece of material I have ever read. I am amazed at the things Bill has done in his life. It has encouraged me to start writing, what I can remember, about all the funny and interesting hunts I have done in my past and to give thanks to those, like Bill does in his book, who shared and helped me along the way during my hunting years. Thanks Mr. Quimby! TJ
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Wishing everyone a Happy Easter and especially to those who have children celebrating there first. TJ
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Holy Sh!t! Now I have to worry where I go. Thanks Jim! TJ
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Thanks Brian. I hope the weather stays like this till my days off. Can't wait. Does anyone sell minnows in globe now? I know last year they didn't. TJ
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Congratulations and shoot straight. TJ