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BET they all Wish they had a mask on then !!!!

Drive the rd in the early am and late evenings, locate the spots you see elk and find the nearest hillsides. Elk shouldn't travel too far Get out during the rut to locate the bugling bulls. Find those spots. Check tanks etc.

when they started the online apps. applications multiplied. Now that it's all online , numbers of apps will definitely go up. Virus shouldn't make a difference in the draw Let's see stimulus money. Wife and 3 kids that's 3900 right..

Just off the 202 is a street named lehi in Mesa. Groves of orange trees

Rabbit disease confirmed in Arizona 8 hrs ago PHOENIX — The Arizona Department of Agriculture (AZDA) in conjunction with Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) has confirmed two separate cases of rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus 2 (RHDV2) in domestic rabbits and wild rabbits. RHDV2 is not harmful to humans. RHDV2 is a viral disease that causes sudden death in rabbits and can be spread through contact with infected rabbits, their meat or their fur, or materials coming in contact with them. On March 25, the Arizona State Veterinarian's Office received Information from the State Veterinarian in New Mexico that they had a confirmed case of RHDV2 in a domestic rabbit and were seeing a die off of wild rabbits as well. On April 2, New Mexico reported that since the March 24, 2020 diagnosis of RHDV2 in pet rabbits was confirmed at Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (FADDL), 5 additional detections on premises in 5 counties have been confirmed, and this investigation is ongoing. On April 2, they confirmed RHDV2 in a wild black-tailed jackrabbit and wild cottontails, representing the first detection of this virus in wild rabbits in the United States. On April 1, Arizona Game and Fish received 2 separate reports from wildlife managers in the Douglas area of dying cottontails and jackrabbits. A cottontail and black-tailed jackrabbit were collected and delivered on April 4th to Dr. Justice-Allen, wildlife veterinarian for AZGFD. Lesions were found consistent with RHDV2. Samples from these rabbits were sent to the FADDL at Plum Island. On April 8th, the laboratory confirmed that these animals had died from RHDV2. On April 6 the AZDA received a report of a sudden die off in a domestic rabbit population in northeastern Arizona. Samples were collected and sent to FADDL and were reported out as positive on April 9, 2020. RHDV2 is a viral disease that only affects rabbits (not people, pets, or livestock). Until very recently, it was not known whether or not North American native rabbits would be susceptible to it. They are not susceptible to another strain of the virus, RHDV1. This virus is not related to coronavirus; it is a calicivirus. Infection with this virus is associated with a high mortality rate and it is quite contagious. The virus can survive in the environment for an extended period of time. The presence of RHDV2 in the U.S. domestic rabbit industry or in the wild rabbit populations would potentially impact the pet rabbit industry; 4- H, FFA, and other hobby groups; exhibitions; laboratories; and the meat, pelt, and hunting sectors. Rabbit owners who have questions about this disease should contact their veterinarians. If a case is suspected, veterinarians should contact APHIS or email diseasereporting@azda.gov to contact the State Veterinarian’s Office or call 623-236-7201 for wildlife issues. A vaccine for RHDV2 is not currently available in the U.S. Rabbit owners should practice good biosecurity measures to protect their animals from this disease, such as washing your hands before and after working with rabbits and not sharing equipment with other owners. Avoid contact with wild or feral rabbits. We recommend burying dead rabbits to reduce the risk of disease transmission. Visit https://agriculture.az.gov/ or azgfd.gov for more information about RHD.

Just mailed on the 24th no direct deposit for us. They had info but we got it by mail.

Just made a duel deposit.. $2400 SAWEET

Just to clear this , no scope on a 10 in barrel. The reason for broken glasses , noses ,split brows has nothing to do with a scope. The gun literally jumps out of their grip and the recoil flips the pistol up into their face.

T/C contender 45/70. 10 in barrel. I've witnessed more than one person with a split brow ,gash accross nose, broken glasses ripped off face. Because they were man enough to shoot it. They had no idea of the consequences, till it was too late. Go ahead try it sometime. Better use 2 hands and hang on !

Not a real campfire, but sit close enough to warm up if needed. Never have to move around to get out of the smoke choke!

Lowes or home depot. 90. Then u own one

CHASIN A DREAM OUTFITTERS. Archery Pro Shop- Guns- Ammo- Guide Service Jeremy&Kristy Ulmer Now in Star Valley on the 260 Was passing thru yesterday. Noticed they had a sign out. Open for Business. Stopped in. Nice shop , with an archery range coming soon.

Great stories , History Memory serves me. We had 2 back to back floods in the 90's where the only bridge accross the salt that was left standing was the mill ave Tempe bridge. 51st ave bridge was gone , high waters were up over the bridge abutments. Tangled mess of steel. All along downstream banks. All the supports and pier foundations in the middle were gone. It forever changed the river down stream. I remember working on 91 st ave. river crossing from the first flood. River was over a mile wide + the second flood wiped out everything we did. it was way worst than the first one. I'd be surprised if anything along the old normal banks would be ever found. Not to mention areas along the river that had changed in other floods prior to those 2 back to back. I've been know to be wrong!

Walmart hasn't had handgun ammo for almost a year. Now. Lol

Custom king size pottery barn platform bed. Good condition , same as pic but wider with 6 headboards. Will give standard king size mattress included , it's in good shape too. Location arizona city Asking $450 Gary. 602 762 6695

Ttt. Reduced to 400. Obo

Knew this would go quickly. Awesome deal for someone!

Probably have a remake of that movie too !

That rod would be great for musky fishing . Too bad we dont know if the trip is on or off yet for this yr. Due to this virus crap. Relatives and locals not liking out of state plates etc. Stay at home closures are serious to point even relatives aren't as excited as last yr. Who can blame them !

1 and 3 are easy. 2 isn't

From a nurse on the front line:: CDC recommending hospital staff use bandanas when masks run out. Hospitals are asking the public to sew masks. Here is a physician responding: Please don't tell me that in the richest country in the world in the 21st century, I'm supposed to work in a fictionalized Soviet-era disaster zone and fashion my own face mask out of cloth because other Americans hoard supplies for personal use and so-called leaders sit around in meetings hearing themselves talk. I ran to a bedside the other day to intubate a crashing, likely COVID, patient. Two respiratory therapists and two nurses were already at the bedside. That's 5 N95s masks, 5 gowns, 5 face shields and 10 gloves for one patient at one time. I saw probably 15-20 patients that shift, if we are going to start rationing supplies, what percentage should I wear precautions for? Make no mistake, the CDC is loosening these guidelines because our country is not prepared. Loosening guidelines increases healthcare workers' risk but the decision is done to allow us to keep working, not to keep us safe. It is done for the public benefit - so I can continue to work no matter the personal cost to me or my family (and my healthcare family). Sending healthcare workers to the front line asking them to cover their face with a bandana is akin to sending a soldier to the front line in a t-shirt and flip flops. I don't want talk. I don't want assurances. I want action. I want boxes of N95s piling up, donated from the people who hoarded them. I want non-clinical administrators in the hospital lining up in the ER asking if they can stock shelves to make sure that when I need to rush into a room, the drawer of PPE equipment I open isn't empty. I want them showing up in the ER asking "how can I help" instead of offering shallow "plans" conceived by someone who has spent far too long in an ivory tower and not long enough in the trenches. Maybe they should actually step foot in the trenches. I want billion-dollar companies like 3M halting all production of any product that isn't PPE to focus on PPE manufacturing. I want a company like Amazon, with its logistics mastery (it can drop a package to your door less than 24 hours after ordering it), halting its 2-day delivery of 12 reams of toilet paper to whoever is willing to pay the most in order to help get the available PPE supply distributed fast and efficiently in a manner that gets the necessary materials to my brothers and sisters in arms who need them. I want Proctor and Gamble, and the makers of other soaps and detergents, stepping up too. We need detergent to clean scrubs, hospital linens and gowns. We need disinfecting wipes to clean desk and computer surfaces. What about plastics manufacturers? Plastic gowns aren't some high-tech device, they are long shirts/smocks...made out of plastic. Get on it. Face shields are just clear plastic. Nitrile gloves? Yeah, they are pretty much just gloves...made from something that isn't apparently Latex. Let's go. Money talks in this country. Executive millionaires, why don't you spend a few bucks to buy back some of these masks from the hoarders, and drop them off at the nearest hospital. I love biotechnology and research but we need to divert viral culture media for COVID testing and research. We need biotechnology manufacturing ready and able to ramp up if and when treatments or vaccines are developed. Our Botox supply isn't critical, but our antibiotic supply is. We need to be able to make more plastic ET tubes, not more silicon breast implants. Let's see all that. Then we can all talk about how we played our part in this fight. Netflix and chill is not enough while my family, friends and colleagues are out there fighting. Our country won two world wars because the entire country mobilized. We out-produced and we out-manufactured while our soldiers out-fought the enemy. We need to do that again because make no mistake, we are at war, healthcare workers are your soldiers, and the war has just begun.

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Building an actual bridge is kinda stupid. Channeling that section of the river and building a giant pipe culvert would be the cheapest , fastest way ! Lay gaint metal sections of pipe and build a road over them. Just like they do in driveways. Ever been to the north end of lake pleasants culvert bridge. Same thing but on a bigger scale. Nothing new here in the desert!

CDC recommending hospital staff use bandanas when masks run out. Hospitals