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Very cool set up, what is that? I have been using BDM for the past 2 years now and been great. I had my lift, tires, wheels, and new gears done by BDM. I am getting bumpers and winch soon. The guys in the shop hunt, and do donate and support AES as well as other good organizations. Andrew

My neighbor and I are both in need of having our water faucets rebuilt/plumbed/soldered as they are corroding and leaking. Our faucets are only about 20 feet apart so it is convenient. Located in Queen Creek.

Good boots are like "service providers", once your in them, you never want to pull out. I got Big Browns hooked on Lowa Tibets, great boot and hold up well for Arizona. They are a stiffer boot, great support for heavy pack, and are easy walking on an empty pack. They don't require much break in. You con find smokin deals right now with all the deals going on. Don't skimp on boots, spend the money and your feet as well as knees and back will thank you. I took out the Lowa insole and put in the superfeet green insert. I have a wide foot and bough the wide and fit really well. Lowa makes the Ranger and Trekker, Ranger is a lighter boot than Tibet, and Trekker is a tad more. Salomon Quest 4D 3 GTX is a nice light boot, not stiff. Some users experienced leaks. I haven't had that issue and they are holding up, I don't use them as often as Tibets, but they are a good daily hiker etc.. Get good wool socks, and change them daily if you can. I use have love Darn Tough, great sock. Gobros.com 25% off now. i get DT2010 model. Also, on inserts, like superfeet green, don't buy based on your foot size ie., 12, buy them on your arch length, ie., my foot is 11, i buy insert that is a 13 and cut it down. Your arch has to fall correctly on the insert to make your foot/arch feel good.

Very sad to happen anywhere, wish all peace and prayers.

Like Vowell said earlier about models that work better, is true. Some models are even made for California standards which suck even more. My cousin couldn't get a Sithl that worked and I had to get one for him. Some of the older pro models still run great and are workhorses. The pro series can be rebuilt over and over. I run a 441 and don't have any issue.

same post was made on bloody decks too.

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Can't believe it's free, I'll take it.

Sorry, just couldn't let this one go.

Love this post, who would have thought that Sous Vide would make it on CWT. I would email Scott Leysath the sporting chef.

I have run the original and the new K2 system with a 5500 bag and really like the packs. Loading meat between pack and your back keeps good balance. For the money and design it's a winner. Packs are like boots, not all fit everyone.

BDM Customs in Tempe, they hunt and support AES.

If you didn't like that sneak way to get signed up for both. I searched the internet and found this link to sign up, super easy Kuiu Free Sign Up

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wall hang it around some birds maybe

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Ham ticket is the way to go. Test is super easy and talking legal on repeaters as well as line of site or other atmospheric conditions is fun.

If you are looking for black box style radios, not ham, check with Creative Communications on I 10/40th st. Also, Aircomm is in Phoenix, HiTech Wireless in Glendale These radios are not like bubble packs, there quality and you'll find them about 200 bucks each. Many places will program them for you for free if you buy from them.

What the heck do I know, New Years in Vegas is a ton of fun. I have that on my mind. Going in November to warm up for NY.

Prices are going to be 500 and up near New Years. Check with some of your credit cards, some have concierge service. Or you all can chip in and get him the room as a gift so he can see the fountains and you all stay at Aria. The view from the street is free, if all else fails.

yup figured that would sell quick. I love mine even though I have it stored at Mr Browns house LOL.

any discount if we buy them sideways?

In Flagstaff on their way to the valley is Casey's Processing.

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