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Still raining in benson area. Ive been out of town but came home to running washes, mud, and a messed up road. I love it here

I love the term mechanic special! Haha usually mechanics hate fixing their own stuff! Nice commuter car though, good luck with the sale.

If its street legal and titled I dont see the problem? Is it homemade?

Im in Ontario right now and its just hot and dry. Cant wait to get back to AZ!

#alwayscheckmyworm

Ill take it if itll fit in the back of a short bed Chevy pick up.

Havent some units been like that since the day long and day light shooting hour rule started?

What size? Or are they all the same length?

Could be water, survey mark, claim, etc.

I must be living in ignorance...I like most of the Tucson sushi Ive had. never said I didnt like it, just have had way better. And worse for that matter.

Secretariat has the track record on all three of these tracks! Quite a horse. The year that Secretariat won, the same horse came in 2nd in all three races, I believe the only time that has ever happened. Which means that the second place horse would have won the Triple Crown that year had Secretariat not been around. It's a shame two such amazing horses had to be running in the same year. also ashame that this is the first I have ever heard of that. Poor horse. Guess the saying 2nd place is first place loser holds true.

Rained good today. Actuall rain lol

Great deal!!

Haha!! It was a slow start to the monsoon!

it rained in Tucson yesterday. I got hit by 5 rain drops from one small cloud.

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source?I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.but how is it measured? Walking steps or a straight line? What if the water source is in a hilly area?You go ahead and explain that to azgfd that you put it 300 feet because you're a surveyor. Let me know how that goesI dont run cams on public water as it is. But I think its a good point, how do they measure? And Im not a surveyor. I just stayed at a holiday inn express last night! The G&F were very clear at their workshop that this, being a fair chase rule, would apply to public AND PRIVATE land. It would basically become an illegal way to hunt, anywhere in the state, unless they adjust their proposal. stop me from putting a camera on MY private pond on MY property! Wont happen. you shoot deer without a tag on your property too? weekly. With a camera. And I yell at the dang things when they get in my fruit trees! Better pepper your angus, azgfd is monitoring this thread Im by the book. Nothing illegal going on so I wont worry.

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source?I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.but how is it measured? Walking steps or a straight line? What if the water source is in a hilly area?You go ahead and explain that to azgfd that you put it 300 feet because you're a surveyor. Let me know how that goesI dont run cams on public water as it is. But I think its a good point, how do they measure? And Im not a surveyor. I just stayed at a holiday inn express last night! The G&F were very clear at their workshop that this, being a fair chase rule, would apply to public AND PRIVATE land. It would basically become an illegal way to hunt, anywhere in the state, unless they adjust their proposal. stop me from putting a camera on MY private pond on MY property! Wont happen. you shoot deer without a tag on your property too? weekly. With a camera. And I yell at the dang things when they get in my fruit trees!

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source?I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.but how is it measured? Walking steps or a straight line? What if the water source is in a hilly area?You go ahead and explain that to azgfd that you put it 300 feet because you're a surveyor. Let me know how that goesI dont run cams on public water as it is. But I think its a good point, how do they measure? And Im not a surveyor. I just stayed at a holiday inn express last night! The G&F were very clear at their workshop that this, being a fair chase rule, would apply to public AND PRIVATE land. It would basically become an illegal way to hunt, anywhere in the state, unless they adjust their proposal. stop me from putting a camera on MY private pond on MY property! Wont happen.

almost as rare as a post from the cwt queen her self! Its good to see you post!

dang!!! Im perfect for that job! But I hunt too!

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source? I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.but how is it measured? Walking steps or a straight line? What if the water source is in a hilly area?You go ahead and explain that to azgfd that you put it 300 feet because you're a surveyor. Let me know how that goes I dont run cams on public water as it is. But I think its a good point, how do they measure? And Im not a surveyor. I just stayed at a holiday inn express last night!

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source? I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.300 feet is a quarter of a quarter mile.but how is it measured? Walking steps or a straight line? What if the water source is in a hilly area?

And double check that you're a 1/4 mile from a water source? I just take a survey transit and shoot a line. Calculate the land lay and set my cam. Most quarter miles are more like 300 feet. The rule doesnt specify land lay or as the crow flys.

What do you think you'll go with? This would be my first build. I can't decide whether to go full custom or find a used remy or savage long action to build off of. that is the biggest dilemma! Trying to decide if I want to do something that has brass or factory ammo available or build another wildcat.

I built a semi custom last build. It was heavy. Im starting to save now for an under 7lb custom that I can carry while hunting. I know theres other threads on here that have done the same.