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On the bottom?

Power Eggs are just as good as Power Bait and a lot less mess and don't come off the hook. Chartrues works well as does orange. On the bottom about 12-18" above a split shot ot mealworms under a bobber.

Maybe search Rugers site for serial numbers?

I'm pretty sure that adding these buckles will solve having to adjust the belt every 100 yards all day long.

Roosevelt is showing up at 73% full. https://streamflow.watershedconnection.com/Dwr

After Optima was bought by JCI they started putting less pure lead in them and the warranty was changed too. Still I was able to buy them straight from JCI as an employee for $55 for the Red Tops and $65 for the Blue Tops back around 2002. JCI sold the battery division last year to Clario. I went and bought two of the X2's and swapped them out in the parking lot and doing so I realized they had the exact same molded case as the old Die Hards.

FYI, I had Sears Die Hard Platinum AGM batteries in my truck since May of 2013 but they were at 11.98 VDC yesterday so I ordered these. They are pricey but they are the same as the Die Hards and I got 6 1/2 years out of those. They still cranked it over but were weak and were barely hanging on. They are 20% off if you order online and pick them up at the store and also have a $30 rebate. The Group 65 have 930CCA. I like AGM's because they are sealed and there isn't any off gassing to corrode terminals.

Manufacture Date?

Good stuff Doug. Keep it coming please.

Ever seen Magnum Force?

It has been a very long time since i hunted in 1. I have nine bonus points and am having a hard time deciding on which Rifle Bull hunt to put in for.

In Phoenix there have always been a lot of these types of crimes where people park at popular urban trail heads.

I can get by on two liters a day. For me the key is to slow down when I start to sweat. It all really depends on the temperature and how hot it is. A lot depends on how much water you usually drink normally and what your body is used to taking in. I've hunted and lived in Arizona for 40 years after moving here in my late 20's and have learned to make two liters last all day. I have always used an external frame pack with long zipper pouches on each side and put one bottle in each side.

Give them a call. https://www.lazzeroni.com/

Awesome story man, you definately earned that one.

That's great that you both tagged out and that you hunted together.

It'll take a couple of days for you to get used to the physical demands of the terrain especially your legs. Also you have to understand that you will be in a very dry climate where the humidity in the summer can get to single digits in mid afternoon. In the fall unless there is rain the humidity is usually 35% or so in the morning and can be half that by mid afternoon.

That was original, if outdated.

" One more thing, to say horses that were "reintroduced" are the same species as the horses that Europeans introduced is about the same thing as saying we are all still monkeys. " How So? Have they "evolved" that much in 400 years? Just trying to understand where you are coming from.

Mix it with some potting soil and plant roses and tomatoes. There were a few problems with it so it was taken off the market for a reason. It's not worth it. Who know how stable it really is now after all these years.

Have you been to The Pork Shop in Queen Creek?

I was almost 30 before I owned a rifle.

Not a problem. I don't have a budget. Add a few Benjamins and I'm GTG. I usually take $2K in cash for whatever. In my past treks I have had to cover others expensenses on hunting trips.

I can't do the first week, Pig Hunt. I'm all for splitting costs, tips, insurance etc.

You can get it expedited in a weeks but it costs a few bucks more. TH when in Feb are you going?