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It is so hard when they leave. I have never been much of a cat person but my wife is. She has almost always had a Siamese (46 yr), except the last few years while we waited for the "inherited" rescue cats to pass. They all lived a very long time. I got attached to the last but have not missed the horrendous smell in the bathroom from the cat box and food. We kept the food/box in there to keep the dogs out and the door had a cat door so the cat could come and go. My little Britt is a pig and loves both the food and kitty treats. I'm sure any house guests did a double take with that cat door in the bathroom door. It has been not quite a year since the last cat and Momma wanted a Siamese. She came across this beautiful male, older Siamese (7.5 yr) that an elderly lady was have to rehome. We made the trip an hour up I-10 last week and picked him up. He has cemented himself in our hearts. Still a little skittish, he does not seem to suffer some of the psycho conditions some of the other cats have had. Supper friendly, no biting, and pretty quiet so far. While he is a great cat, I still prefer my Britts but he is great.

I hear that three is a charm!

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The 888 are really simple: a channel knob and a volume, but I understand you can re-program them and get into all kinds of trouble, also. You can even get the police and fire channels.

you can get the Chirp Software for free and the cable is fairly cheap

You will want to call the Region V office and ask for the wildlife Manager for 34A. I know 35A&B is Britt Olsen and she conducts annual surveys with the help of hunters. She is a wealth of information. Perhaps, 34A has the same type things going on. Also, the Gould's Chapter of the NSTF in Sierra Vista is full of turkey fanatics and I am sure has great info. 34A has lots of public access. You will want a USFS map of the area. You are going to have an awesome hunt.

Very interesting firearm.

In case you have the s/n: Ruger No. 1 Caliber List and Production Data – Classic Sporting Arms Lots of years for 300 Win Mag. I have been looking for a 460S&W Mag: rare. I bid on one that went for over $2500. While I was looking for the information above, I found this: 2. Are there any rare or limited edition calibers for the Ruger No. 1? Yes, Ruger has released limited edition calibers such as the .375 H&H Magnum and .460 S&W Magnum, which are sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. Good luck with the sale. Beautiful gun.

There is a new consideration with the advent of the Pointguard Plus -- you get to go to the top of the line.

Is that installed?

THOSE ARE BEAUTIFUL GUNS

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