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I would say you are GTG. Bojangles will chime in.

Weren't they?

Love that Butcher Knife. There was a resturant on Country Club by Bookmans called Taco Torte that had one longer with lead weights on either side but I could never find one for sale. Ken if you have a clever you want to part with let me know. I have some stuff to barter.

It's all about what coming in.

Has anyone been up there lately? Is Willow Springs still froze over?

https://www.12news.com/article/news/local/arizona/lake-mary-levee-leak-flagstaff-coconino/75-f9a7aa2f-e136-4930-9ebe-d2792dd3ca9b

58 Buick?

The Franchi is great also. I had one in 28g for a few years and sold it to a fellow CWT member only because it was tearing up my thumb pushing in the shells.

Not sure but that is correct.

Casey look at Tristar for an affordable semi.

https://www.azgfd.com/hunting/ https://live-azgfd-main.pantheonsite.io/hunting/where-to-hunt/ https://azgfd-portal-wordpress-pantheon.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/01103216/GMU3A.pdf

Happy Easter Doug.

THey are heavy but I only have the 65qt. I bought it when they were having a clearence and it was $153.00 shipped.

Now if I was a horseman instead of a city slicker I'd buy that trailer just for that sign because that's just awnry as I suspect you dad still is.

A step up from the 1400.

Equal in my experience of having both on a week long hunt in Sonora.

Ask Walt Kowalski.

I bet the residents of Rio Verde have their eyes on that.

Thanks for the report.

Is there a best time of the year to fish it? Guide Recomedations? I don't fly fish.

Yes. I haven't shot it yet.

Possibly.

https://www.nps.gov/glca/planyourvisit/brown-trout-harvest.htm

Does AZG&FD have to make public their expenditures? Freedom of Information Act apply here? If so it shouldn't be too hard to find out. If not an inquiry to them could get that info.

My son is looking to buy a new Camry Hybrid to do UBER on the side. Looking for a reference for an decent salesman preferrable in the east valley but willing to travel a bit to save some sales tax.