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That can sure make the trip worth while hookin on to something like that..congrats..........

I thought they were getting ready to call in John Wayne and the Hellfighters to cap that sucker off but Ohhh no that would be messin with the natural cause and affect thing......

I wouldn't mind taking a peek at more show room photos.......if that is ok....

Interesting info and man.......what a trophy room......

It is just way too simple ain't it......

I have never gotten this big a refund before. I usually owed when I was SE. When I was self employed and did not make any quarterly estimate tax payments, I got stung a few times at the end of the year. Snap, Be very aware of money they are giving you that you did not ask for.....strings attached somewhere I am sure. Good luck to everybody in the taxation without representation area. We just went over our insurance policy and you know that government health care plan that just got passed......you and I are getting ready to pay for that plan like never before.................. If you have a job, pay taxes and pay for your insurance or anybody elses, get ready for the big SCREW!!! Pardon my french.........

Amazin how much money we spend making laws that are so dang hard to figure ain't it??? Brewer said on the news she is not going to call national guard to go down she says it is the feds job. Hope we aren't just playing he said she said here....I think Napolitano should be forced to make that call or get out of homeland security................

OK, so here is the story. Somebody rummaged through my wifes van last night, dug through the glove box, passed up some Advil, plastic forks, napkins. Quarters in the ash tray area, CD's below, CD player..................and took her coat off the back of the seat. Nothing really special about the coat, minimal value. We live on a corner and through the years have lost about 7 bikes that the kids forgot to lock up. One we found in the dumpster at the little league field, one we found being ridden at the local Police sponsored Bike Rodeo's. Anyway. I want to put up a surveillance camera on my place, something that will allow footage to be recorded type of deal. Anybody out there with some experience in the area?? Don't really want to spend bank on it but would like to get some footage of activity outside my front door.......

Just a quick thanks to Eric for spending time with me on the phone getting me up to date on trail cam lingo. I appreciate the help. Jeff

DOUGLAS - Gun and ammunition sales are up at a Douglas store following the murder two weeks ago of a southern Arizona cattle rancher. Authorities believe an illegal immigrant - most likely someone working for a smuggling cartel - shot the 58-year-old Rob Krentz on March 27 on his ranch near Douglas. Krentz managed to drive away in his all-terrain vehicle before dying from his wounds. Nothing had been stolen from him, his gun was still in its holster and his dog was killed, too. The general manager of Allsafe Security, Lynn Kartchner, says he's selling 20 guns a week and most of them are handguns. Kartchner says he's unhappy that the rise in sales stems from a death in the community. He says he was friends with Krentz and misses him. http://www.azcentral.com/community/pinal/a...er-slaying.html

Bump I still have my birthday money

Just looking for a boat to use up here on the small lakes. Trailer, motor and in good shape. My wife gave me some bithday spending money and I want a boat.

My boy sent me those pictures earlier today....I'll bet it is somehwere in Texas and I hope so......that is wicked.....

Yes I did and I can see the advantages to what he has but it just isn't what I am looking for, thanks.

Amanda, We saw the same thing and when my twelve year old reminded me that Grandma(passed away last March of 09) sure loved the poppies I told him that God had put Grandma in charge of the watering this year and that is why the poppies are out so good. She grew up in the Virden/Duncan area and just loved the poppies. Thanks for the pics they are awesome.............

How available are you for this spring youth turkey hunt I could use a veteran hunter to help me get past the empty tag syndrome. Probably have to sit out the Texas gig, cash flow problems coming from the SUSD #5 as you are familiar with.

Meeting up with my boy to go do some hiking and scouting. Gonna meet him in Globe but want to continue the trip with him in his truck. Anybody in Globe willing to let me park my truck at your place Friday night and pick it up late Saturday night? Thanks, Jeff

Seems like a pretty murky situation that can only get ugly. We are headed out this weekend to put up a cam, our first and looking forward to seeing what we can pick up on it. Even if it was a transmitting device, I would never be able to get there in time to take any advantage over the game.....too dang deep in the hills

Buys. Then we can all take a breath in the hope there are still a few horns laying around out there!!! Nice bone pile..........

Tommie, easy now, it is just a pie and you guys won the election And what can you say.....best pie in the sky right there at Trappers....... What you gonna do now without any tags????

Amanda.........Lemon merainge??? Banana Cream, Blue berry, cherry..............

Got lined out with Amanda for a parking spot, thanks willhunt4coues for the offer as well. You guys are great................good bunch to swap stories with and Jeremy, maybe another time for a chance for the pie

Or if your last name is Wrangle and you are the head of the nations commission to oversee tax fraud..........

WOW, after a Coati what is there next...............nice job..........

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea said Wednesday it has sentenced an American man to eight years' hard labor and a fine equivalent to $700,000 for entering the country illegally and unspecified hostile acts. Aijalon Mahli Gomes was fined 70 million won after acknowledging his wrongdoing during a court trial Tuesday, the North's official Korean Central News Agency said in a brief dispatch. South Korea's Unification Ministry said the official exchange rate in North Korea is 100 North Korean won to one dollar, which means the fine would equal $700,000. Representatives of the Swedish Embassy in North Korea, which looks after U.S. interests in the country, witnessed the trial at their request, it said. The North said last month that it arrested Gomes, 30, of Boston on Jan. 25 for trespassing after he crossed into the country from China. Gomes is the fourth American detained in communist North Korea on charges of illegal entry in little over 12 months. Two American journalists, Laura Ling and Euna Lee, were arrested in March last year near the Chinese border and sentenced to 12 years of hard labor for illegal entry and engaging in hostile acts. They were freed in August after former U.S. President Bill Clinton made a high-profile humanitarian visit to Pyongyang to negotiate their release. On Christmas, American missionary Robert Park strode into North Korea from China on a self-proclaimed mission to draw attention to North Korea's human rights record and to call for leader Kim Jong Il to step down. He was released in February after more than 40 days in custody. It was not immediately clear why Gomes, a graduate of Bowdoin College in Maine who taught English in South Korea, went to the North. The State Department has said the U.S. wants to make sure he is returned to the United States as soon as possible.