Sam

Senior year - English class with Fr. Rena. Watching on a TV rolled in on a cart. I think it was the only thing we ever watched in high school, unlike today.......most classes watch a video a week!

Congratulations to a new beginning for you and your wife and for making a little boy very happy. Every child deserves to be loved and cared for.....best of luck!

Hi all - I am looking to buy some seasoned oak or similar hard wood for some heat. Granted it is not that cold in Phoenix, but I am out of wood and our compressor blew up last night. Heater is out of commission for a while. So, if anyone would be willing to sell some oak or even juniper, please let me know. I can pick up, load and split myself. It just has to be seasoned and ready to burn inside. We have a 7 year old 5 ton American Standard unit. The coils had to replaced two times, once after 4 years and then again this past May. And now the compressor blew. Count yourself lucky if you have never smelt burning freon and oil. Hate to think of the long term health effects. Another example of "they just don't make things the way they used to". Thanks!

Thanks....got it taken care of. I appreciate the help!

Well since you're headed that way and coming back...can I place an order for 3 Doz fresh tamales from Robertos in Las Cruces? Oh... on topic for the OP, I have a brick I can sell you for $30.00 Staying off topic, my wife was talking to her sister about getting the tamales going when we get there. I could probably hook you up with a 6-12 homemade El Paso tamales! Are you taking orders? If so, how much for a dozen? You may need an extra cooler for the ride home .

Congratulations! I'm sure your grandpa was watching over you.

These are still available for $70. Great for a cabin.

For sale two solid pine end tables. Can also be used as night stands. Tables are in very good shape. The top of the table measures 20"x20" and they are 29.5 inches tall. Located in north Phoenix off the 101. Would like to sell as a pair for $70.

Good luck Jeff. Hope to touch base with you before you leave.

Snicolio - I am not sure if shipping to VA would be worth it. They are pretty heavy and I have no idea how to package them. If you know of somewhere in Phoenix that ships furniture, let me know. I have no idea on shipping fees? Critter - I am in no hurry to sell them. Let me know when your next trip to Phoenix may be. Also, one of my colleagues at work has a place in Prescott or Prescott Valley and they go up every weekend. Maybe her and her husband can bring them up?

^^ I think $70 is a good deal also, but I will take offers.

I have taken my truck to ToyoMotors a few times on 28th street and Bell. They seem trustworthy and charge a fair price. I know other guys that have gone there for a number of years.

Great pictures and what a nice buck. Congratulations! And I agree, girls stay pretty calm when looking through the scope at trophy quality animals. Nicely done.

Congrats to your son - he looks thrilled!

Congratulations to your son. Awesome for Adam to drive up and help out!

Mine is Green. The rest of the paint is good. No rust anywhere. Has a Raven shell that I also bought in '94, painted to match the truck.

I need the same thing done on my 1994 Toyota truck. Hood, roof......plus the fiberglass shell. If someone on CWT does auto painting, I would rather give them the business. I'm the original owner, just never wash or wax the truck much.

Quarter squirrels. Brown in olive oil and garlic. Then add to a crock pot and simmer with onions and some water. Cook for a few hours. Then add carrots and celery for the last hour. Falls off the bone and very tasty. Never heard of eating the brains, but I have heard of eating the cheeks. Never tried the cheeks. i always try for a head shot and the cheeks are often shot.

3rd one - best of luck.

Moose meat is one of the best. I brought back 300 pounds from my moose. It took my friend and I 21 hours to debone, butcher and wrap. I did leave some meat with him and another local.

RIP - One of my favorite Yogi quotes........"Baseball is 90% mental. The other half is physical."

Beautiful buck.......I wish every hunter gave thanks when he or she is fortunate enough to harvest an animal. In today's messed up world, it's nice to see someone with a solid set of values.

This one will get a Euro mount and go on the porch. The picture does well for him, but he is not that big...maybe 300. Looks bigger than 300 - Congratulations on a great bull. And I agree on being able to pack out elk in my 70s - hoping for the best.

Great hunt. Congratulations on a DIY moose hunt. I have done it and you are 100% correct - the weather can be nasty and the work begins after the shot. It is hard to believe how big these bulls can get. Do you know if you were in an area that allowed wolf hunting. Given the opportunity, I think most natives would shoot any wolf they could. Just curious..........why do you guys add fat to each portion before you freeze it? I always try to trim as much fat away from all of my cuts. It seems like fat is the fist thing to go rancid after 6 or 7 months in the freezer.

Congrats on a very nice bull. Tough packs out always seem to make the meat taste better.