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Several Outdoorsman items for sale and a Tenzing pack. All items are in great shape. All items OBO. Tenzing TZ 1250 Lumbar pack $40 Outdoorsman Long Range pack system in True Timber $200 Outdoorsman Palisade 90 bag only in OD Green $100 Meat sling $15 Outdoorsman Butte 25 hip system Coyote Brown $60 480 390 3485 Bruce

Yes, passes emissions. Motor, transmission, exhaust, programming are all stock. Doesnt leak or use any oil or tyranny fluid. Runs great and is a billy goat on trails.

Sold to couesdeer.

2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7 V8 241254 miles automatic with dual transmission coolers 4x4 with Selec-Trac Transfercase Tom Woods slip yoke eliminator New driveshafts 4 inch long arm lift Jeep rubicon wheels Jeep Overlander rock rails ARB locker Viair compressor trussed rear axle custom steel bumpers front and rear spare tire swing arm new front seats roof rack with light bar Cargo Net new battery new radiator new heater core new power steering gear box New AC Trailer Brake Controller

Getting out of the Encore game. Started with a Thompson Encore Pro Hunter 50 cal muzzleloader Added an MGM .260 Remmington barrel Then added a Thompson 15" pistol barrel in .223 It all goes for $1000 OBO

He has said that exact thing!

Yep. Elisha Reavis

We haven't ruled out Mules but a big donk to ride would be cool.

One of the BLM donkeys ended up being prego. This wasn't part of the plan! She gave birth last Sunday night. He is about 5 hours old in the picture. Cute as can be.

Looking for a donkey to ride. A buddy and I adopted a couple of BLM donks for packing, they are coming along nicely. I'm new to this whole equine thing but my buddy isn't (farrier and boarding facility). These donkeys are quite the characters! Very different personalities from horses.

Anyone know of any Donkeys big enough to ride for sale in AZ? Seems like they are all back east. 13 hands or bigger and the 13 hand donk would need to be stout.

Not sure if the apache lake trailhead is open yet. Fish Creek Hill is still closed.

Better that expected I'd say. Most of reavis valley was either spared or got lightly burned. There are some spots where old pines were lost. Hillsides that had 8ft tall thick manzanita were scorched bare. Now those spots are greening up nicely. Its got to be good for the wildlife with all the new food and access. Haven't been east of reavis, upper horell, west pinto creek areas. Burned good in there also.

Ill just leave this here.

don't know why my pics are all crooked. Lol.