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Thanks Gents. I am looking at the Westport Inn which has some cabins. He and I haven't been Albacore fishing in probably 25 years. The ones I see in pictures from Westport Charters seem a lot smaller than the ones we caught out of San Diego.

Sorry for the loss of your partner in life. Take time to heal.

Can't be any stringier than goat. Probably smells a whole lot better.

https://www.buckeyeaz.gov/community/parks-recreation/parks-and-facilities/joe-foss-shooting-range

Is that a 78?

https://www.google.com/search?q=Tombstone+%2B+Wyatt+Eary+%2B+Nobodys+Saying+you+can+have+gun&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS908US909&oq=Tombstone+%2B+Wyatt+Eary+%2B+Nobodys+Saying+you+can+have+gun&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOTIJCAEQIRgKGKABMgkIAhAhGAoYoAHSAQozMTM1OGowajE1qAIMsAIB8QW75Ts5Oyc1eA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:24aafae3,vid:JJ79nNquQ0c,st:0

Nash Rambler wasn't an import.

I have never held or shot a crossbow. Do they come with some kind of sight?

Looks like Gilbert.

Birds and dinosaurs share some same taxonomy which I believe is the upper leg/hip geometry.

Growing up back east it was a mix of potato farms, housing developments salt marsh and woods. I spent most of my time fishing, catching snakes/salamanders and fishing. The Grackles there weren't much bigger than a Red Winged Blackbird. The Great-tailed Grackels I found in Arizona were larger bodywise not including that huge tail. Like most Grackels they quickly adapt to urban areas and from what I had read they moved north from Mexico into AZ in the 1930's, probably following agriculture. Once when driving through ASU I saw one chase after an Inca Dove. It overtook it fairly quickly forcing it down to the ground and proceeded to peck it to death.

Never been. I have a buddy who moved to Mountain Home years ago. His wife is a royal pia so I never had a desire to visit him. I love cooking burgers because there are endless possibilities you can do with them. Enjoy the weather.

Exciting for sure. Sounds like you have a good handle on it. What rifle/scope will you be using as your primary rig?

I have a Z5 3.5X18 44mm on my 700 and love it. I bought it from a member on here but swapped out the turret for a custom one for the bullet I shoot.

That Sux.

Typically Andouille isn't spicey hot. Did you grind it yourself?

Hate when I have to work Saturdays, LOL. Seconds.

By far the easiest to keep steady when hand holding. When I went from 8.5's to 10's I could notice a difference. Bigger difference with 12's. I have had them all setup for tripod though. With the 12's there were times when I would have liked to have had my 15's.

I saw a group of bulls in Payson Fathers Day weekend right by the Motel 6 sign. Two of them were 4x4 with tines about 24". The other was a 3x3 with times about 10". This was at 4am.

I have used Deluxe Detail and Tint on Gilbert and Broadway a few times.

Dennis message Ernesto I think he has one and might have some cases. Or just change the bolt face to .473 and shoot the Creed.

Where are you located?

The rear of the stock is what I would refer to as "cast off". When you shoulder it your head is positioned so you look directly down the barrel. Did you paint it or is that how it came. I bought mine (circa 1990) primed and painted it myself. I met one of the owners at Ben Avery not too long after they split the company. Nice guy. Mine was setup with a factory Varmint Special in 7-08 with a Weaver T-16. I got a 2oz trigger from Sam Shelly and shot HP for a couple of years. Probably still have a few boxes of Sierra 168 HPBT Match. Always used BR4 primers. It shot one hole groups at 100 yards.

probably cheaper to rebarrel.

I have never owned one. A few years ago I shot a full auto AR at the G&F Expo and that was my only experience with them. It actually blew off part way through the magazine while I was shooting it sending it downrange about 30'.