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I was out there this weekend too, crappie bite Saturday was crazy,today not good at all this morning for us, thinking the full moon last night had something to do with it, curious if others experienced the same thing
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price dropped last time or he's probably keeping it $13,000
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Price dropped to $18,000.
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i'm not sure about what has been done,i know he took good care of it
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My dad is selling his 2005 f350, 6.0 powerstroke, 165,000 miles, he is the original owner,no accidents, 4" lift, leather seats, winch in front, winch in the bed- he's pulled several elk in the back with it. 47 gallon fuel tank. Asking $21,000 if interested call him directly Randy 602-380-2509
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I've heard of foot fetish but this is next level
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I am left eye dominant,shoot a right handed rifle left handed, and shoot a right handed bow
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I hope tyson beats the living crap outta that douche bag....but I think these things are rigged and paul will win
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i used clay bundy in 2010 in unit 13b and had a great experience with them, i think they charged a couple hundred bucks for my brother to come along to pay for the food
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The tall harris one here too
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The August hunts are best if the prickly pear has fruit on them,you can glass them up pretty easy. By the time October rolls around the fruit is usually gone and the bears with it. They'll be eating acorns, Manzanita, cedar berries and harder to find at that time.the better units are 6a,22,23,24a. I would try to go in one of those units next August, start scouting and looking for prickly pear fruit towards the end of july-mid August in middle elevations
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Selling this floor lamp,it's metal with a canvas type shade,works perfect asking $40 located in north peoria p.m. if interested
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Selling a Swarovski magnification extender,like new,has been sitting in the safe for a couple years asking $300 obo, located in north peoria p.m if interested
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bump on the jumping jack,i've had mine for 17 years and love it,easy to tow,lots of clearance to take anywhere,easy to set up and take down,last year used it on a rez coues hunt in about 3" of snow in single degree temps with a big buddy heater in it and stayed warm and toasty