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looks like the San Diego bite went off the hook this morning. near limit fishing on yft with some bluefin and some fork. http://976-tuna.com/audios/70913

can't go wrong w seaforth half-day trips. just avoid the drunken insanity of the night shark trips. lee

Depot. Navajo Ordnance Depot. mom and dad lived in Wherry Housing unit 2 from 1946 to 1950. more than a few Depot stories. many historic buildings destroyed during the oct 6, 2010 northern arizona tornado outbreak. no elk info for you except that the commander can bar hunters from the post for little or no reason and has done it in the past. good luck. lee https://www.weather.gov/fgz/TornadoesOct2010

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the only thing worse is to buy an offshore boat!

in the public realm....... https://www.google.com/search?q=trophy+mike+gallo&rlz=1C1CHBD_enUS710US710&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjyqJmev-3jAhUENn0KHXUQCH0Q_AUIESgB&biw=1280&bih=881

burn some gas and wind some line boys 'n girls...... wide open apology to Heat. i remember what you did for all of us during the tag grab and am sorry for being a bummer. i will always believe in the line above-u gotta chase 'em to git 'em. lee

still going strong. helped publish a book about himself in april and started playing show low senior softball in june at 97 years old. Eugene Metcalfe. Thank You Sir for your service!

best ever account of the Wiseman grizzly is in here i think. millions of words have been written about that one sow but the ones that meant the most: the necropsy report stated she had given birth. i liked the Montague Stevens book also-very entertaining until he lost his dogs to 1080-i think i gave my copy to Bill Quimby or somebody on here. lee ps about the only book i ever sold was an O'Connor. to this day i feel bad for taking your money Casey.

so i was talking to this old fellow last week at my work. he was born 92 years ago in a log cabin in reserve, nm. i asked him if he had heard of when the last griz came out of the blue. he was certain a wildlife service hunter had chased one down in the gila in 1966. lee

so....i think he is a hybrid. about 10 minutes ago i was sitting watering the garden and he jumps the fence into my squash patch 15-20 feet away. every time i said shoot to him and when i stood up to run him off he would raise that little muley tail. the pic from the 4th of july shows that. lots of velvet now. lee

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the 10 second check.... 1.a. nice whaletail? 1.b thirds impressive? yes/yes worth a longer look than 10 seconds lee

https://wmatoutdoor.org/lakes_select.html

Clotilda and Rick Law are good people. yu think after 70 years of operation you can trust them? 928-521-1387 i have no affiliation or interest in biglakeaz lee

10 inch rainbow, lynx lake, 1964. tragedy for the next 50 years to my bank account. worth every penny. lee

mother of gawd........................ those thirds ! hey i have room in the freezer......... lee

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when A. J. Bayless grocery failed Bashas' bought it out and gave all tenured employees the full benefits accrued at aj. eddie basha was as close to a saint as the local economy has ever seen. most of the remote stores started off as bayless. everyone was surprised when eddie kept the A J fine foods line-it was 2 managers of A J Fine Foods that guided and packed my bull out of hells half acre in 2006. johnny has had a tough time of it but they made it though the toughest stretch. i spent a little time at work with Eddie circa 1984 and will always have respect for that family. lee

sidenote........what world famous never to be lost movie had scenes filmed at childs on the verde?