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I never heard of La Mora and haven't been though Bavispe. Usually go through Moteczuma.

Even safety harnesses aren't intended to support you for more than a short time. After hanging from a traditional harness bad things begin to happen to your circulatory system after 10 minutes or so. The better harnesses (that are more $$ than most employers who have not had formal training want to spend) have additional straps to put your feet in so circulation doesn't get cut off to your legs. Too many/most employers and employees just go buy whatever think that is all there is to it. ASU offers a 2 1/2 Day OSHA Fall Protection class. This site has some good videos. http://ultrasafeusa.com/#

What town was it near? All I read is that it was about 70 miles south of the border.

Here you go. https://www.wwbw.com/Miraphone-188-5U-Series-5-Valve-CC-Tuba-with-Hard-Case-H79623-H79623000000000.wwbw

I keep one in the truck and take it out every few months a recharge it.

Ingredients: Salt, Garlic, Black Pepper, other Spices, Monosodium Glutamate (Less than 3.5%) and calcium stearate.

Did the cat run off after it jumped out of the tree or did it die right there?

Heck of a raghorn.

Welcome. Grew up on Long Island so I am well aware of the fishing bug and spent most of my time there chasing anything with fins. I went to Fort Myers last spring for a remembrance of a good childhood friend who passed and some of our crew came down from NY, Carolinas, New England for a few days. While I was there I chartered a guide out of Cape Coral and went in search of Tarpon, Permit and Snook. It was February so pickins were slim but I managed to land a snook after a few brok off, a permit and although we were on tarpon in a residential canal they had lock jaw. Very cool to watch six footers roll on the bait. Here I only fish the mountain lakes but the desert lakes have plenty to offer. Some decent action to be had out of San Diego, I hear they even have bonefish. Another bucket list fish for me, as soon as I master the fly.

I have always kept one in my truck since the mid 80's.

Called and left a VM

Welcome

I ordered a couple of these yesterday off Amazon for $17.50ea. Might make a good stocking stuffer. https://www.outdooredge.com/collections/cooking-camp-bbq/products/chowpal

My guess is the computer won't let him download it. I used the program I told him about but It would not let me edit it. Probably need to get into the macro.

That picture with the cat trotting away with the arrow is worthy of Pic of The Year. Glad it turned out ok for you.

Probably a month old. Last years would be white. The're not far away, look under palo verde trees on ridges. Go back out again on Friday and Saturday after the rain and look for tracks.

High Fence, farm raised.

TRy using this. https://www.unlock-pdf.com/

I can print it and fax it to you tomorrow morning if that helps.

That's great that your boys are able to get out and roam around with you and even better that your wife enjoys it too and you both tagged out. The picture orientation was an upgrade to CWT.Com a couple of years ago so we're all used to it by now. Even pictures of circles are routinely upside down.

I have a Super Redhawk and the trigger pull in SA is 4.5#'s and I would like to have it lightened.

He doesn't have one. He would accept one in as a partial trade.

That's not a bad deal. I think the hose I have is about 8'.

And then some.

Best thing that ever happened to 87