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Plastic ammo boxes in great condition. 50 shells per full layer with 2 trays per box. Lots of 38 ammo and few others. It is at my shop in the Scottsdale Airpark.

One box of 2 and BB is steel the other is lead 4 and 6.

Doesn't really matter. No one on my 5bs hunt paid a bit of attention to the closure. If they had log pieces across the road they were moved. I put them back and they were moved again.

Terrible! Went down to the lake Saturday to try it out since the fish kill. Was hoping to get a few bites. Only one other boat on the entire lake. Fished ten of our best spots and got only one bite and zero fish. I scoped a few fish but very few. Saw a couple of small crappie flipping. I think it will be a while before that lake is fishable again. Sad to see the marina closed up. I hope G&F are stocking the lake and it comes back soon.

We run from Wahweap up to Rock Creek and Last Chance bays. Long run but at 70mph not so bad. Tons of smallies, largemouth, stripers and plenty of walleye.

Go to Powell. The walleye there are nice size and there is no limit. I caught a dozen last trip on my Texas rig power worms when I was bass fishing. Good eating.

Mark- my favorite too. The quail are everywhere and was wishing we had the shotguns. Let us know how you do and what you catch them on. It was really cool to be one of only two boats on the lake. Have fun. Next trip for me will be to Roosevelt.

It was cold but not one bite or fish on the screen. The tournament at Roosevelt was won Saturday with 13.4 pounds and the top 27 boats all had a 5 bass limit. I think that Apache is a waste of time but have at it.

Mike- tell him to google his crossbow. $1599 to $1699 new with the package.

Years ago one of the guys on azbasszone was quail hunting near Horseshoe lake with his pup. Had a backpack on and a lion got up and pushed him down while biting the backpack. He shot it with his shotgun. Never know.

From what I saw last year in 5BS not many people give a hoot anyway. People were moving stumps and driving wherever they wanted on closed roads. This entire thing is unenforceable.

I agree on Luvello. He makes very bad decisions in clutch situations and loses games. The bull pen sucked most of the year and he kept letting the likes of Yoshi blow the wins. Lopez has potential but he flat lost a few games as well and so did Archie. Torrey seems like a high school coach who tries to bring out the best of each player and to build their self esteem. Screw that. They are paid huge dollars and it is a business. You do the job or your butt is gone.

Beto looks like the type to eat some meat.

Who cares? I never thought of WM for my ammo or guns. I did buy a cooler and some bug spray there once. They have a crappy sporting goods section in ours here. You can still carry in an inside waistband concealed if you want to carry.

Not good news. I have run Nittos on the last four trucks and have around 25000 on my Tundra set now. Have to wonder if this is going to happen to me.

I am 100% pro cattle and for the ranchers. They keep the waterholes built and in general are helpful because their cattle need water just like the animals I hunt. Those cows can drink up a lot of water so it is best to hunt elsewhere when they are rotating them around the units. I like beef.

Well, 20 years ago saw only one or two hikers. Last year we saw 20-30 and had to take two ladies to Mormon Lake lodge because one had twisted her ankle. Seemed like they streamed by the water holes just at best light and sat down to relax 30 feet from my blind. They used to rotate the cattle more but last year there was just a lot of head there screaming and yelling. There were still elk around but they moved off of Pine Mountain and Wild Horse. I don't consider hikers an issue as they have every right to walk around. You just have to adapt to find the elk.

Pine Mountain used to be great. The cows are a problem but the hikers killed the hunting there. Those little AZ Trail signs all over and people walking by the water holes filling up their filter bottles right after 20 cows crapped and peed in it. I saw elk there but nothing like the old days. There were a lot more cattle in the unit than I have ever seen.

I've eaten moose, elk, deer, rabbit, squirrel, mountain lion, bear, bison, sheep, javelina and a lot of other animals. Maybe open a season for horses and burros and try them out.

How do you feel about a new program to allow the slaughter of wild horses and burros? That alone would improve the entire spectrum of wildlife here. They are invasive species and need to be culled for pet and human food.

Big diesel trucks have big brakes so think about stopping. A guy in our bass club almost died pulling a fifth wheel and his Skeeter. Tires blew going downhill from Globe and the boat went sideways and pulled the trailer around. He got stopped but said if there was any traffic he would have been in deep shat. Just be careful and take it easy.

Some people just deserve a good beating. Thanks for clearing this up Jim.

Bet he doesn't eat meat. Then again maybe he does.

Wow! That list is the who's who of enemies of hunters and fishermen. More cows, more cows, more cows!!

That's it. Thanks for the heads up. I am writing letters to advocate for more cattle in 23.