AzDiamondHeat

ill take itbif available. will send pm

rest. then more rest. then SLOWLY start doing the stretches, rotations and wall walks they have you doing in pt. I've had multiple tears and multiple surgeries and pt and everything else on both shoulders. Ive even done the experimental treatments. A lifetime of pain and wrecked surgeries from rushing it have taught me a valuable lesson. i wish i had slowed it down. 1 missed deer season or having to shoot the dreaded crossbow for season is way better than long term damage or surgery. but i could be wrong 6 months. not what you want to hear but there is a reason your dr gave you that look.

Those are some nice fat "slow elk" you got growing there Houston.....

the Sedonas are TOUGH but heavy. Aggressice tread and pretty bullet proof. if I were strictly offroad i would go with those. mine never let me down. I have the tusk terra bites now because i drive a lot of roads. very nice ride. great on all surfaces except mud amd snow. Does good in snow. never been stuck. does ok in mud. just not super aggressive tread.

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yup...its a trick or treat bucket

its big. havent used it in years but didnt leak at that time. in gilbert

its like 15-16 ft and appears to be a pelican based on the id tag.

Mr Silencer in Mesa is where I would recommend. All of mine have been bought there.

Many share patterns but these are from a 2019 teryx 4. this is the wheel info: 4/137 Tusk Uinta Beadlock Wheel 14x7 4.0 + 3.0 Milled/Black

https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/tires-and-wheels/tusk-uinta-beadlock-wheel-p?s=1709136 about 6 mos on my sxs. needed to switch to highway rated wheels $300 for all 4 .

bought these as spares but went a different direction. Was told they came off a honda pioneer. $100 for all 4

well done Houston. again. and yes i am still jealous. I will second his opinion on the meat. oryx is hands down the best game i have ever eaten.

We have had the Opal for many years. Not sure what upgrades the Opal 2.0 has but my wife is pretty happy and LOVES the nugget ice. The "smart" features on the original are a little persnickety but we rarely even bother using them. It is not FAST though.

just a public service announcement.... those bamboo fondue skewers make great replacements for the metal rods. easier to replace when shot too. experience is a great teacher... lol

Do you know what unit? One of my favorite hunts.

it was a crimson dawn

Ill take the pyrodex. pm sent

kidney stone. Those old timey dudes were tough.....

$25

Gilbert

25-06. barely used $20

The dog was portrayed by a female bull terrier named Honey Tree Evil Eye,[3] or Evie for short (October 7, 1983 – May 31, 1993). Evie was from Woodstock, Illinois, and lived in North Riverside, Illinois, with her owner's family, where she later died of kidney failure in 1993.[4][5] Anheuser-Busch sponsored many dogs from the kennel in Illinois where Evie was born.

Which interview was that?...... asking for a friend....lol