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I found a bumber on marketplace, it had a set of fogs, and a lightbar. then i did separate switches for each ditch light , and then two more cargo lights in my headache rack. I got one more open switch that i was hoping to eventually put rear bumper lights in and then rig it for a connect the trailer lights i can text you pictures , if you wanna see. i got "casual" ones... but can send you specific pictures

https://www.amazon.com/weideer-Rocker-Switch-Stickers-Trucks/dp/B0D5H1CYM9/ref=sr_1_22?crid=3JM67BCJTLXP&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.--cddDtv967vPGMcIMx-2WNnnVNyAmkc3eY5BKlh6PZuhze34Crf1rUHV2H-gsR2uq1QosWdXuLi9S_zI3oNH5m-1BJYE9qUwSVbHW4hnIQrVBOwzLKiyhRZzzLcxKGDA2ZvGHPPJUPvkKvC8U5HCY49wTO3RFxwv90zNZRejnWA3YJV19n0t7_6j2cBgpdsWDs2kOX3G3-ZCJ30BDskVuz8mpiPkk8yV4l_Cwajp5o.T3Fgy3MnqNTr4etNUu3S06oPTZ-bFORynnlD5_MIVCs&dib_tag=se&keywords=rocker%2Bswitch%2Bblock&qid=1736174585&sprefix=rocker%2Bswitch%2Bblock%2Caps%2C133&sr=8-22&xpid=nsLJAGpRl3G5v&th=1 this is the one i have for my ram https://www.amazon.com/Nilight-Rocker-Automotive-Vehicles-Campers/dp/B08G1M6C58/ref=sxin_23_pa_sp_search_thematic_sspa?content-id=amzn1.sym.4a16a21a-e7b4-469f-ae74-eabb35fb2862%3Aamzn1.sym.4a16a21a-e7b4-469f-ae74-eabb35fb2862&crid=3JM67BCJTLXP&cv_ct_cx=rocker+switch+block&keywords=rocker+switch+block&pd_rd_i=B08G1M6C58&pd_rd_r=2df6db56-2d08-48f6-9c63-a6fa45cb4198&pd_rd_w=cERDw&pd_rd_wg=qSzP6&pf_rd_p=4a16a21a-e7b4-469f-ae74-eabb35fb2862&pf_rd_r=8P990FWQ0QE961MZ6XF2&qid=1736174585&sbo=RZvfv%2F%2FHxDF%2BO5021pAnSA%3D%3D&sprefix=rocker+switch+block%2Caps%2C133&sr=1-17-f853d353-bf33-45e7-b5c2-2cb2b31abc9b-spons&xpid=nsLJAGpRl3G5v&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9zZWFyY2hfdGhlbWF0aWM&psc=1

i made a headache rack and put them off of that then ran wires to the dash. Amazon has a switch block (4 or 6) and i tied it all into that

Dang it, wife just lost a client... so we said "no christmas" to each other to save money. Ive been eye balling these for a while

theres a grip of them on fb marketplace

got mine yesterday as well

We tarted splurging, and rent an airbnb for the weekend. It was too difficult to get up the hill.... wander for hours wainting for the wife and MIL to "not that one" for hours and then drive back down. ha ha

Well, thats super cool to get kids back into things like this... I dont know of any, but if you're not to worried about asking in person... I know there's a xouple of places out in coolidge that you could stop by and knock on the door to see if they would be willing to set something up. I know some of the arenas have team roping and such on the weekends. (non competition, just like minded people hanging out). on the north end of coolidge https://www.lonestarequestrian.com/ between coolidge and I-10 (highway 87 and Houser) Top Hand tack shop +15055159048 (there's always guy out there cutting cows and roping when i go out to 37a for Javelina)

Thanks for that. Spent my time in 4a as a "rider" to a cow tag making mental notes of where to go back up

rained hard enough on 4a to cost a day of the cow hunt.

ha ha ha.... oh well

Marriage! its a trap, dont fall for it. Just kidding. I did get married later in life (mid 30s), then the kid/family/time obligations went through the roof. Took the step son out a few times, but never really took hold for him. In the beginning there was a lot of questionable conversations of "it's not your tag, but you still have to go?" lol. The new life goal is Starlink, then we can both go not that the kids are older and starting to be more independent. (she can work while im out, then spend time around the campfire)

if you cant get them, rugged maps are pretty cool. I know you wanna stock up for your store. but that might be an easy alternative. look for the videos of the stuff online. they use what i describe as a "table cloth" material. One video, the guy uses it for putting meat on after he got his elk. then it washes off and hangs it to dry then packs it away

We hunted up there one year. Talked to another hunter. He approached the ranch office for one asling to gain access to the private "sky island" beyond his fence. He was told, buy the ranch out and then he can do what he wants....until then dont step foot on the property to get to the open land behind it

sams had them a while ago for $100. at one point they were on sale for $75

big chunks of 20 c

Same but different... if you're just looking for cell service. My brother runs the Weboost cell phone extender. (there's one for sale in the classifieds here). At turkey camp, he would kick it on when we were out and about. He ventures out all over southern az and seems to do ok. I know in the spots he had it running, when i had no service years before, i had full bars. I think it consumes quite a bit of power, so they recommend not leaving it plugged in, or running a dual battery setup.

^^^^ This. lol. Happy wife, happy life. My wife is an a self employed accountant, so no workie = no money. We took the kids and stayed in a rv park in cottonwood (with an exchange student). When we were there i was talking to one of the "neighbors" who was in from Oregon. He had starlink on his trailer for his travels. He said it was better than his home internet. It's pretty cool. My goal, is to get starlink (or the wife will and write it off). Im with some of the other guys, "no wires and enjoy nature"... but if we do get it, then the wife can come do her thing when im out for the day and then we can enjoy the campfire and actual camping in the evenings. There's two different versions, as mentioned. We're looking into the roam version

game and fish used to operate azaccessmap.com.... but i think it got shut down. It was a pretty cool mapping tool that had their and other watr catchments. onx has some

and here i was gonna say drag the trailer to cottonwood and shell out a whoppin $50 a night and be at the campground on the verde with javelina walking through. but pinkies up .... you do you... Just kidding. Have a nice trip and visit. Hit the Coffee pot up for breakfast and one of the 100 omelets they got

Anyone know if Ammon ( little creek calls)still does the preseason turkey hunting "seminar" at sportsman's... Or if I missed it

did you gut them? they're delicious.

they really steppe d up their game with the "victory hats" compared to the old orange one i got when i did it a few years ago

We always stop in at Park Plaza Liquor and Deli. They have a full service restaurant and they make a pretty good pizza

i seen the thread and the my curiosity got the better of me. ha ha. My mom grew up on rabbits as a kid. I found this site: https://www.hostilehare.com/ I am pretty sure he's down here in the valley though. He's got everything you might need to get started. Breeders, cages, and even just meat if you wanna try it I also agree with Schmitty... but yuma might be a bit of a stretch. Reach out to the local Ag instructor at the high school near you. They might have a contact and help a kid out