Big Tub

Hard to believe Coues used to be considered Carp Deer -- so available that you could pick up 2nd tags even in December. "Less" hunters (sure!) and coues are expanding their area. Not sure I can believe what azgfd is selling. You can't even expect to get drawn every year!

If local, does it include installation?

Smith Construction and Excavation Services LLC

Bigger??? Do you have a hydraulic lift? Free bump.

Nelson's and Becker is as low as I have ever seen them.

Congrats on the sale. If I ever find the iron sites, I may put my Remington Nylon 11 (bolt action) up for sale. Finding those in all my mess will be tough!

How about a pair of 15x80 Steiners?

Why can you not talk to them. I need for them to explain which plan would be best for me.

Always get the motor that is listed on the placard as the max HP.

Yes, see below. Above are two gobblers dancing -- we only found 1 very large group that was reliably found. In 29 you will have much more opportunity. Take time to enjoy the hunt -- they do not come around often. Also, decide on a taxidermist and get instruction on what to do with the carcass. Mine was not too happy with me freezing it for a year or two or three (Glendale is a long way for me!).

John Millican said it is the best unit in the state for Goulds. He also said that 35B was the hardest. Guess which I had.

My first driving experience was going up the Coronado Trail in a Kaman Ghia with my mom. What a stupid thing -- we could have died! No Arrow Tree?

The 50 amp is good for future versatility. However, have him hook it up as a 30 amp so you have the protection of the lower amperage breaker. Or better yet, have him install 1 of each and a 110V- 15A GFIC for hooking up heat tape on your water inlet. Scope creep has always been a problem for me.

I finally made it over there in the middle of the week, during mid-day. Hardly anyone was there. That traffic circle going in really needs to be rethought. Nice facility with lots of stuff. I bought a boonie hat with Cabelas Points. I was disappointed to find out that there is not a restaurant -- I don't get out much. The restaurants died during COVID. They still have the treats/snacks counter with all the fudge AND YES I RESISTED. I am more into the phase of life into downsizing rather than accumulating but it was fun to see the fish tank and all the schtuff. A/C was on HIGH and it actually felt good to go out into the heat. I was reminded of my first experience with BassPro circa 1990 in Grapevine, Tx. There was a tornado warning and the A/C was stuck on high -- the associates were all wearing the heavy winter coats off the racks. We all spent hours there just looking at all the stuff. This week, there were no lines anywhere and it a delight.

SOLD IT? You got to tell us the story ... enquiring minds want to know.