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halibut fajitas y camarones en mojo de ajo en mi casa are only beaten by the street vendors in front of the mercado negro in ensenada. and those two places NEVER run out of sriracha rooster sauce....... lee

just today got the gift card in the mail. must have been a big backlog of new members and that-i do believe-is a good thing....! lee

http://www.accuracyspeaks.com/training.htm Derrick won the 1,000 yd wimbledon cup circa 1988 i believe... lee

the area between summer pines and wagon wheel along the rim road is like a bear hiway into town. lake and wolf mountains off the 224 have many bear. the last 3b lion i have heard of was off ecks mtn. some lion out in the checkerboard on black mesa and mesa redonda. also for bear try 24a west of seneca lake. luck, lee

thats a high end trip on the RP if you've got the scratch. Hennes' are good people i've eaten the worm with ed's brother roger at least once...... with tuna to 150 and hurricane season it should be an interesting trip....... lee

H & M landing multiday and 1.5 day schedules. luck. IMG.pdf IMG_0001.pdf IMG_0002.pdf IMG_0003.pdf IMG_0004.pdf IMG_0005.pdf

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big ol' thunder frogs are stacked up 3 deep in redhead marsh just north of show low. its the last settling pond for show low water works but supposed to be safe for frog, fish and waterfowl consumption. rainbow lake in lakeside has a 50yr reputation for puttin' out froglegs. lee

http://news.yahoo.com/7-charged-smuggling-fish-bladders-china-181527648.html i have never caught a totauba and this just pisses me off. 200 lb sea trout! one question that come to mind is WHY smuggle them into the US and then smuggle them out of the US ?!? is it because of how easy it is to do? cheaper to smuggle them past janet twice than to pay the mordida to ship out of ensenada? lee

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any .356 bullet mold. also 9x19 dies-steel ok. lee biglakejake@hotmail.com

Jack killed his first deer in the Altar valley west of Tucson over 70 years ago with a surplus SMLE .303 british. any opinions from O'Connor country? http://www.jack-oconnor.org/JOCForum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=22 lee Insanity runs in the family-it practically gallups!

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timberland outfitters out of flag have done very good on the flatland bulls east of winslow along the lcr. i hunted that for friends with the tags for 3 years and never saw an elk in the daylight but many at night driving in. back in the tamaracs its like hunting rabbits in fog-hear them but never see them. have heard that the boys in winslow have a ball every september in the rincon basin archery only unit- chasin' raghorns that bugle all night long. i'm gonna get hate mail from winslow now-oh well..... lee

Bell Siding was my december camp for many successful cow hunts during the '90s. right on 60 about a mile east of boudon ranch road where the old apache railroad grade crosses the hiway. hard to get snowed in that close to pavement and immediate access to woolhouse mtn habitat area. if you want to be higher try the 44 or 267 roads. lee

a five pound box of frozen squid will do wonders on the cochi and rock bass. take lots of hooks and sinkers. we once run into a couple tucson boys headed down to lobos with about a hunnerd pounds of whole frozen and very shot up jackrabbits for bait in an old chest freezer in the back of their 67 ford shortbed. frozen anchovies work too. recycle: http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/32551-rocky-point/?hl=spook&do=findComment&comment=307357

anybody else flash on(elder flashback omg) the terrifying winged monkeys from wizard of oz? shivvvvvvvvered through countless nightmares as a kid. payback will be turning my ruger red label barrels red hot if they come for me these days.......peta......wicked witch......come closer boys my little dorothy here's got somethin fer ya.... lee Insanity runs in the family-it practically gallups!

on a side note...a funny one not a negative or health inspector kinda note...has anybody seen this? : at los corrales in pinetop the fajitas don't come with chile, peppers and onions but with carrots, broccoli and cauliflower. WTH ? some kinda alternative universe or somethin' ? lee

Awesome bull, great character, mass beyond belief, just huge! And seeing it yesterday begs the question.....is another 'antler fest'/coues rendezvous on tap for spring 2013? lee

daylight is in about 7 hours from now. grab yer classmates, ball team and your grandparents and get back out there and find the other side of that triple brow horn. obsessed? no i'm not obsessed. gimme a flashlight, the gps coordinates and a can of vienna sausages and i'll be back for breakfast if i find it. if. good luck Joel ! lee

thats a pic that does it for me even after 30years fishin' off point loma....daybreak with the guys on the rail gettin' loaded out and ready for battle with the long rods....and that USN destroyer escort in the background kinda spells FREEDOM in all capital letters. cool. and thank you sir!

these folks are in gallup i think-they deliver to show low, elsewhere. http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/fod/3665164585.html trscinc.com lee

I think this is a much better idea than any gun buy back... now maybe joe biden will step up to the plate....and insert his foot in his....well sumthin! lee Insanity runs in the family-it practically gallups! A former mayoral candidate in Tucson, Ariz., is drawing heated criticism from Democrats after he launched a program this week to hand out free shotguns in high-crime neighborhoods. Shaun McClusky, who kicked off the program Monday, financed it with initial donor commitments of $12,000. He told FoxNews.com that with those private donations alone, he can arm and train 36 people -- and hopes to begin that process in 60 days. McClusky said he's already received more than a dozen responses from residents, "none of them negative, all of them positive." But with McClusky launching the gun handout program in the same area where former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was shot in 2011, he's running into stiff resistance from Arizona officials. State Rep. Victoria Steele, who represents Tucson, called the program "plain lunacy." "Arizonans in Tucson and across the state are demanding that we reduce gun violence and create safer communities. Handing out shotguns is not a solution," she said in a written statement. House Minority Leader Chad Campbell called it "ideological extremism at its worst" and "a political gimmick that could have dangerous consequences." The program, though, is actually the brainchild of a master's student at the University of Houston. The student, Kyle Coplen, launched what he calls the Armed Citizen Project, a nonprofit that is handing out "defensive shotguns" for free in certain neighborhoods of Houston and studying the effect on crime rates. Reached Thursday, Coplen said it's too early to tell whether there is an effect -- but he said he intends to expand the program to 15 cities by the end of the year. Right now, the program is only in Houston and Tucson, with McClusky's help. "His idea's great," McClusky said Thursday. "So I took his idea and I ran with it here in Tucson." McClusky said he's working with a gun shop that will help procure the shotguns and run the background checks and another school that will help conduct training classes. He said he's identified three high-crime neighborhoods and estimates it will cost $300 to $350 to arm each person who signs up. He stressed that everyone who applies for the free shotgun will have to go through the standard background check. "Everyone will go through a background check. There is no getting around it," he said. As for the criticism, he said the initiative is a product of the city council's failure to adequately fund public safety. "The Democrats are the ones to blame. ... They're the ones that fail to fund public safety," he said. "They are failing the citizens. The citizens are reacting." But others expressed concern about the unintended consequences of such a program. Councilwoman Regina Romero told the Arizona Daily Star that the plan to proliferate shotguns is "reckless." "Why doesn't he hand them out around his neighborhood?" she asked. The project comes amid a tense debate regarding the need for new gun laws, in the wake of mass shootings in Arizona, Colorado and most recently Connecticut. Nearby Colorado recently passed a package of firearms measures that continue to be fiercely debated. In Washington, the Senate is preparing to vote on a package of measures that address gun trafficking and background checks -- another proposal to renew the national assault weapons ban will likely get a vote, but faces heavy resistance. Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/03/28/plan-to-hand-out-free-shotguns-in-tucson-stirs-debate/#ixzz2OshhdXiq

i started handloading in 1994 with a pound of imr 3031, a set of used .257 Roberts dies and the Lee 50th Anniversary Reloading kit i bought for 75.00. i always thought i would upgrade the various items but never did. i have sent custom hunting ammunition all over the world with friends that i loaded off that little lee press. you can still buy a 50th anniversary kit for around a hundred bucks. there is always a better press, a better scale, a better trimmer, a better priming tool but i have reloaded over 10,000 wildcat, rifle and handgun rounds on this set up over 20 years. its all about an accurate powder measure and patience. the .270 is an easy round to load for-a pound of h4831 will load up over 100 .270 rounds. . good luck and be safe, lee