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Also looks like we have a microwave too. It's about seven years old. Works fine. Needs to be cleaned. 25$ if it goes with the stove.

I have a four Burner gas stove that is seventeen years old that I need to get rid of. Everything works fine but our fridge that matches it went out so we had to buy all new appliances to match. It needs a good cleaning but works great. I'm putting it on Craigslist for 100$ but I'll put it on here for 50$. I live in Gilbert and you have to come pick it up. Picture show clock and digital readout work and pic of gas burner on.

Haven't posted anything in awhile, at least not until a couple days ago. Not sure where to post this so I put it here. This was my first javelina. It's about ten years old and starting to yellow so I thought I'd do something with it that would spruce it up a little bit. It's inspired by the folk art from the Mexican holiday Dia De Los Muertos. I'm no artist by any means. This is the first time I've ever painted anything so be kind.

Thanks for all the kind words. I'll let you know when I'm ready to tackle another one Predator.

Thanks for all the kind words. I'll let you know when I'm ready to tackle another one Predator.

No problem. I just happened to be at timber machinery a couple of doors down and had not been in Bear Mtn. in years so thought I'd take a look. He had just gotten a shipment in minutes before I walked in so as he stated I was " lucky" I came when I did. Also stated that I could run around looking for it at regular prices, pay the gougers on backpage 15 cents a round or pay him ten and not have to run around. I did a little research after I left and it looks like it is going for between ten and twenty cents a round in backpage so I guess he's right but I'd rather not shoot then pay double or triple. But you are right about the memory part.

Just at bear mtn. They had 12 bricks of 22 for 50$ a brick. Also some subsonic. To rich for my blood but if you are desperate. This was at noon and he just got them in

Yeah these would go for between 23$ & 25$ at Walmart, bass pro, cabelas, sportsmans, etc. so one would think a mom and pop should be in the 30$ to 35$ range. But I guess you can charge what you want at this point someone will pay for it. I just thought I'd let people know what I saw.

When I was ten years old on my first quail hunt I heard my father yell something as he was chasing some quail over a small rise " If you're gonna' run like rabbits your gonna' die like rabbits!" So I live by that motto and it tends to get more quail in the vest pouch.

Another bump for a good guy. It was nice meeting you today hope you enjoy, I know we will.

Here's an article I just read that says she signed the bill that would nix the feds plan for limiting forest travel. Seems like they won't enforce it. I know AZGFD was against it as well. It's a step in the right direction. http://www.gvnews.com/state/bill-banning-ohv-enforcement-on-fed-lands-signed/article_5ddd6dd6-aba8-5968-b070-58121045d482.html

Sold on Craigslist for full asking price in less than 24 hrs. Makes me wonder about the price but oh well there is a happy family in Tempe planning a fishing trip as we speak.

My Stepdad is selling his boat. Boat: 1970 Mirrocraft 12' aluminium has three bench seats, two added cushioned swivel boat seats, three rod holders. Does not leak and is in excellent condition for it's age. Life jacket, throw-able preserver, and fire extinguisher(need these and and air horn to be legal). Boat is wired for night fishing with bow light and stern pole light. It also has a waterproof box mounted under the seat that has a switch for these lights as well as a cig. lighter adapter for GPS, phone, etc. This box also has the plug in for the trolling motor and the pos./neg. wires that go to the deep cell battery so all you do is clip the alligator clips to the batt. and it runs everything from the box(has fuses inside box). Comes with deep cell batt., anchor, anchor chain and line(it looks like about 50-75 feet). Ear muffs for motor flushing and two brand new rims and tires for the trailer. Also have a bow winch that was never installed for the trailer but this rig is very light and it's not needed. Registration is current. Trailer: The trailer has permanent AZ plate and it tows great. It's very light and has a long tongue so it tows really well and does not wobble. It's also easy to back up and launch. Generally you don't have to put your vehicle in the water very far at all. All lights work, four way plug. This set up can be towed with a 4 cyl. car. Bearings were done two years ago and it has not been used since. Has buddy bearings and just lubed them with premium waterproof marine grease. Tires and rims probably only have 500 miles on them and also comes with two new tires and rims Trolling Motor: This is an older 3 speed Mercury trolling motor. It has plenty of thrust to move the boat, everything in it and two adults. It's wired with a plug that goes into a box that has all the electrical in it(see above). Gas Motor: This motor is basically new. It's a Mercury 8 Horse with reverse. We bought this motor new from West Marine in Tempe for $1,700 about six or seven years ago. It Has been on five fishing trips(Blue Ridge, Bartlett, Canyon, and Roosevelt twice). Has always been kept in garage with trolling motor. I would estimate that it has less than 15 hours on it and it shows. This thing is barely broke in. Also, for the first few hours we did not run it full throttle at all and slowly broke it in. Comes with a 3.2 gallon gas tank and some 2 cycle oil. Asking $1,700 for the whole shebang. Call Dave at 602 five four zero 7245.

I just posted one you might be interested in.

I went through this same thing recently with a bunch of fly fishing gear and I actually really appreciated the input of other members, so here goes. Grips 20$ Holster 40$ Ammo (looks like the steel cased stuff and only 150 rounds shown in pic) 36$ (if you have full 300) 72$ Gun 550$ (depending on round count and condition of barrel/ brand new stainless can be found for 650$) So, 646$ to 682$ depending on how many rounds there are. 700$ seems like a fair starting point for me. I'll also agree about the quality and reliability of this gun with the above posters. There is a reason why so many law enforcement agencies all over the world have been using this gun or variation of it for like 30 years. Hope this helps. EDIT: All my prices were for used items except of course the ammo.

I'm gonna say Canus Lupus Bailyi/Canus Domesticus for two hundred Alex. As for location I'm gonna' take a wild guess and say somewhere in Showlow. Interesting pictures though thanks for sharing.

I'll probably get flak for this but here goes, aren't clay pigeons biodegradable? Don't they turn from bright orange to white in a matter of weeks and then sort of melt into the ground after a few heavy rains? Don't get me wrong the plastic bags and shot up soda cans are not only a clear violation of the law but just common sense that you pick that stuff up. I too leave every camp/shooting spot cleaner than I found it, but I've never gone out and picked up my broken clay pigeons. Am I in the wrong here? Honestly, I am just curious about what the law would say about them. Not trying to pick a fight I think you did the right thing here by calling, just curious about the clays.

You' re contradicting yourself a little here. First off I see that you are now living with your father so this might be why your willing to pay $500 for an elk tag. Secondly ask a poor man that likes to hunt if he can afford or would be willing to pay $500 for a tag. Your theory about less people putting in because the tags are more is out the door because the only thing that would probably cause this is if they have to front the money like we did on the paper app. Lastly it is becoming a rich mans sport in more ways then one but your wealthier individuals would be the ones in the past that put their grandmothers and their neighbor because they could afford to. Everyone is entitled to their opinion so I respect yours. I have up on the G&F when they changed all the hunts several years ago to increase their tags by offering crappy hunts with hundreds of tags. You' re contradicting yourself a little here. First off I see that you are now living with your father so this might be why your willing to pay $500 for an elk tag. Secondly ask a poor man that likes to hunt if he can afford or would be willing to pay $500 for a tag. Your theory about less people putting in because the tags are more is out the door because the only thing that would probably cause this is if they have to front the money like we did on the paper app. Lastly it is becoming a rich mans sport in more ways then one but your wealthier individuals would be the ones in the past that put their grandmothers and their neighbor because they could afford to. Everyone is entitled to their opinion so I respect yours. I have up on the G&F when they changed all the hunts several years ago to increase their tags by offering crappy hunts with hundreds of tags. This is exactly what I thought about when this started coming down the pipe. The hunt structure/ opportunity deal and how much that increased the G$F revenue at the expense of the average hunter. And to say that you would like to weed out hunters based on economic position, well I'm no commi socialist but that's pretty sad. And Casey..... that is one thing I have to agree with about LMAO.

Here they are.

Had a great time today at Alan's house. Wish I would have gotten to meet him, but the collection he has was well worth the drive from the valley. I did get to meet Josh so that was cool. Thanks again to everyone who made this possible, truly a world class collection.

Thank you for your reply, also love your calls made of the native hardwoods. This is also what was told to me by two guys that know these rods as well. The fly shop in Chico offered to buy it from me when I was there last because it has become quite collectible in that area. I should have sold it up there, but at the time I thought I still might use it. This was a custom rod built by Mr. Powell at his shop in Chico, Ca around 1990. It has only been fished with for one summer and always cared for stored indoors etc. and has not seen any action going on 23 years. I figure with everything that is going with it it is well worth the asking price. Thanks again for the responses.

I am selling an item that has not been used in a long time to fund a new gun that a friend is selling. I have a fly rod and reel with a case that has been in a closet for almost twenty years. It is a Powell Dry Fly 8' 3-4 weight graphite rod (DF80-1L) This is an early graphite rod with great action made by a premiere fly rod maker before the company changed hands. The reel is an STH airweight disc 234 Fly reel made in Argentina. I also have a double fly rod case that will hold 2 two piece rods up to 9 feet made by Umpqua Feather Mercenaries. This rod/reel combo is in perfect condition and I will throw in 19 hand tied flies that my grandfather tied. Paid $360 for the rod, $140 for the reel, and $40 for the case. I also just found a copy of the book Arizona Trout Streams And Their Hatches by Charles Meck that is signed by the author that I will throw in. Asking $250 for everything. Thanks For looking, Ben PM if Interested.

I have two unopened boxes of the Hornady 7mm Rem Mag 139 gr. BTSP interlock. I 'm not sure if this would do but I might be interested in selling/trading if they are something you want. PM me if so.

I think this is Pearce Rd and not lane if someone could set me straight on this, there is a Pearce lane in Showlow but it does not jive with the mile marker 335. Also it looks like Pearce Rd has a couple of turns in it about how many miles do you go down it?

Will someone who knows about fly rods come on here and tell me if I have this priced right. I did some research and talked to a couple of knowledgeable guys about this before I put it on here and I know what it cost new. You won't offend me, and I know the market/economy is still struggling but it seems like a pretty good deal at $250. I've seen some pretty cheap combos that go for almost this much at Cabela's, Bass Pro, Sportsman's, and this is a higher end rig. I'm not desperate to get rid of it, I just want it to be at a fair price for both buyer and seller. Thanks for looking.