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https://optics4rent.com/product-category/binoculars/
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What no link Chris?
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A new system will save you money, give more comfort. 19 years old that unit is probably full of relays. The new units are control boards, ECM motors and two stage on bigger units. Get a thermostat where you can set the dead band so the unit won't come back on until there is a one or two degree rise above the setpoint. With the newer units when there is a call for cooling the compressor starts and runs for 15 to 30 seconds, and then the fan comes on at a very low speed but ramps up to 100% in five seconds. As units get old the coils get dirty/clogged and that robs efficiency. A compressor is nothing more than an engine. Think car engine. One with 300,000 hours on it won't produce the same power or mileage as one with 10K on it.
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You can always buy mealworms locally at Walmart and they will last for months in the refrigerator. PETCO probably also has them.
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Reach out to him on Facebook.
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So very sorry to hear about your son. I lost my only daughter when she was just 18 almost 20 years ago. Still in shock.
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Neither does Lenharts in Mesa or Pauls in Tempe.
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I have 10 El's, 15x56's and 12 NL's. Maybe we can get together and do a comparison.
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https://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/7-6-5prcw.4091185/
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Make sure you check their website. There are times when they have stuff in stock that is not out front.
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I could see a lot of smoke that seems to be just north of the McDowell Mountains driving home on the 202 at 3PM.
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Grown to 1000 acres in 5 hours. https://ktar.com/story/5578268/boulder-fire-threatens-50-buildings-forces-evacuations-near-scottsdale/
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https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/aza4s-boulder-view-fire
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Adam that could be a great opportunity.
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They are both a couple of tools. Sux there isn't a better choice. Column 1. The Potato. Doesn't know where he is from day to day. Leads you wonder who is pulling the strings on this marionette. Sends big bucks overseas like there is a bottomless pit. NATO is milking him. Open borders for the most part. I can't put my finger on a thing he has done to boost the economy. Putin would ride him like a Circus Pony. Column 2. The Narcissistic. Bully. Big Promises. Orator. Motivator of the masses, Sketchy. Has a hard time getting support. in government. Throws anyone close to him under the bus, eventually. Scares the crap out of NATO and their weak economies (they need to be slapped). Needs to lay down the law to China, Russia, Iran and NK aka the not so Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea where they use human feces for fertilizer. Orange Man will get my vote. Maybe this time someone will put a boot in his arse and he will get something done and actually fill all his cabinet positions. Oh and get us more Coues Tags. LOL Thoughts?
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Sales can be tough. I have faith that you'll find something with less BS and stress. You deserve that.
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Save your money. They are designed to grenade at 3-4" of penetration. Very Very accurate but they blew up on a Coues at 200 yards and on a friends Elk at 500.
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PRDATR replied to POk3s's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
He already said he has hunted them before. It's a very big unit, I've hunted it since the mid 90's. My reference to a 105 was his comment about a 125. KIlled a few but none over 100. OP, buy a lion tag. -
I'm sure they had a lot of them back then.
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What a nasty assignment that must have been.
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The SE part of the unit is a great place to start.
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I like the lower elevations just because I can glass further but there are Coues mixed in with them too even in the lower places FYI.
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I saw an UZI like that over the weekend at the gun show in Mesa. GLWS
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Sam, I'll take them all and will message you my contact info.
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Dreaded nonresident burned 11 points
PRDATR replied to POk3s's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
Shoot the first thing you see over 105. There used to be a Campground in Peppersauce. Or you can continue on the road for a mile or two and find some flat ground. Chances of someone messing with your camp are extremely low. You can expect freezing temps at night. I don't have to tell you that you have a really good tag. There is probably a BNB or two in Oracle, Catalina isn't too far away either. 30 years ago even with lots of tags there were places that didn't get much pressure. Get in shape and GTF far off the road before sunrise, stay out all day. Lots of Coati's down there too.