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Jeff Serdy is the man. ask to see his bobcat pics!

united pawn in globe. james bernstien jr.

that is one sexy rifle. nice wood, full stock, CZ fit & finish. not going to be able to relish my vittles 'till there is one in the safe. lee

try puzzle rock................. lee

photo..............1860's?

brenda? i do not know of the man just the story of brenda/ramsey ghost towns. lee

a boulder got sieber. intentional or not still debated but apaches built the memorial on az87 just north of roosevelt dam. never mind the otherquestion-my timeline is off. tom horn and corydon cooley were the names i was looking for but they were concurrent chief of scouts with sieber. cooley started in 1871 but was not called a chief of scouts until much later. working on listening to the Arizona oral history page on cooley. lee ps a great bibliography i just stumbled on is below: http://www.zybtarizona.com/biblio2.htm

"don't trust these white men-they are coming to steal your land". the other version i have heard is "don't sign any treaty's with these guys". Al Sieber was the most famous of the chiefs' of Apache scouts. a couple sidenotes: who were the two chief of Apache scouts before Sieber? after Sieber was fired from the scouts he died working with Apaches. how did he die? if you have stopped and read the monument beside the road-should that count? lee

socal. last month. i DARE YOU, DOUBLE DARE you!! click play and close your eyes-and keep them closed for 1 minute. first ten seconds are silent-just click play and keep 'em closed lol!! man in a baitball next-turn the sound off

there were colorado river pikeminnow(nee squawfish) throughout the gila, salt and verde systems including the phoenix canals until well after roosevelt dam was built. settlers called them desert salmon because of spring runs.

i went looking for his arrastra in big wash under roberts mesa long ago.

i really blew it on this one. there is Arizona geography named after him. and i have typed his name into this forum years ago. good luck all. lee

john wesley hardin?

he shot somebody's' domestic horses in their pasture.

heber huh? i am not lecturing anyone but the entire country has adopted these dang feral caballos. the university system and equine groups are fully informed and have created watch groups. from san diego to boston people are hearing about this. there is no bigger hot button issue for ncso, azgfd, and usfs. not drugs, crime, traffic, health-this is a smokin' hot topic throughout the southwest. the wolves did not get this level of interest. laugh about watch groups if you want-little old ladies out 10am till 2pm with dime store binoculars right? wrong. look into the history of nau enviro activism and you may be in for a rude awakening. feds have camera traps that catch your tire treads and license plate at the same time. i have no doubt there is money for undercover ops. the 2008(?) busts were the result of young sportsmen getting wildlife citations reduced by giving up horse shooter buddies. no one is going to attempt a solution until the carcasses stop showing up. just shoot me, lee

the sounds of autumn...........actually come wafting through the open window at 6am. skedaddle out the back door-sure enough Dude and another smaller buck sparring in the neighbors back yard.

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is there an event monument or plaque on hiway 60 at bloody tanks wash in miami? there is a shrine and some other monuments along there but its been awhile. lee

i knew of his murder but not officer Varner. his widow was the person who checked me into the winslow hospital ER when i ran a staub through my leg bear hunting. lee

rugged terrain? Arizona? a single merchant family in round valley by force of will(and perhaps some 'other influences) got hiway 60 pushed through the salt river canyon. and don't forget to google the great grand canyon deer drive! lee

not sieber-he was an honorable indian fighter. king woolsey was infamous for poisoning indian groups with strychnine lace pasole under a flag of parlay at least twice. very, very popular fellow throughout white Arizona. lee

i remember reading about a train robbery in adamana and the robbers tried to hide out in caves in canyon diablo. the law found them and they did not make it back to st johns for trial. lee

there are rough-hewn railroad camps all around this big world-all the same. i first read about diablo in AT & SF historical texts in the 1990's but never again(until the last 24 hours-thank you sir!). you like diablo? check out tsavo!(the movie was gawd-awful). darn i know i am offending someone here but i am not trying to. lee

hardhorned. goofball Dude will prob try coming in the house when it gets cold out...