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Deer protector http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/04/08/deer-goose-video_n_846542.html?ref=fb&src=sp

Don't post something on any site that you don't want someone else to see . Guests can go on many sites and read posts . One of the guys on another site made a derogeratory remark about a Government official and got a visit from some FBI agents . These sites are not private .

Yes --- 3 three pics were at mendon ponds park

There is a difference between being Risque and being downright Crude ! If you want to challange someone , you could send him / her a PM .

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4-7-11

Today's pics

This is how to get the deer prepared for hunting season ........

Would this be considered baiting ?

Before the site gets taken over there may some folks getting tossed from the site . No need to get rid of th barrel because of a few bad apples !

Interesting article . Thanks for posting .

Welcome to HuntingNY .........

It's all about money and in a couple years X-bows will be legalized into the regular Bow season . http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/bad_3_wait.gif[/img]

It usually goes toward the person with the most hot air ! ??? ..... : .... ;D

I just received the latesr Sportsman's Guide ad in the mail . I know you are looking for a Leather sling fon a M1 Garand but I see where the web slings are selling for $25 . That makes me wonder what a leather sling would sell for ...... wow !

I imagine he is referring to microwaves and electricity makes things easier in our lives . "Making Things Easier" !

Sportsman's Guide has a 3000# Grip-On Tools winch for $100 . It has the handlebar toggle switch as well as a remote . I could only find POSITIVE reviews on the winch . Does anyone own a Grip-On winch ? My son paid some big bucks for a Warn winch and it is a piece of crap . Saw some bad reviews on Talon , Super Winch , Warn and ProMark winches .

Nice pic ! http://www.downsouthhuntingforums.com/images/smiles/thumbup.gif[/img]

My take on this whole thread is ------- ......

So , what's your point ? You want to change your choice , do so ......

FORMULATED E-10 ETHANOL ENHANCED GASOLINE [/size] The gasoline we buy for our boats and cars is in the process of a major reformulation. Ethanol, an alcohol derived primarily from corn, is both a domestically produced, and renewable fuel. E-10 (10% ethanol) has become a critical component of our fuel infrastructure, but it requires better housekeeping, especially in the boating industry. Ethanol is being phased into the fuel supply across the country. The problem is all alcohol’s are hygroscopic. That means it likes water, and it attracts and couples with moisture in the air, resulting in greater amounts of water collecting in the fuel tank. Since water is heavier than gasoline, the water and ethanol mix settles to the bottom. This is referred to as "phase separation", and eventually the water/ethanol phase is drawn into the fuel delivery system. If there is no water separator in the line, the water goes into the injector/carburetor and the engine does not run properly. In extreme cases, the engine will stop running. For automobiles, this is not a common problem in that an entire tank of fuel will most likely be used up within one week, well before a water/ethanol build up takes place. Also, automobiles have smaller gas tanks, leaving less air space for condensation to accumulate. Boats usually do not use up their fuel for many weeks, if not months, and their large gas tanks, when left low in fuel, readily form condensation. This presents a problem for most boaters. An additional problem boaters will face is loss of octane, which is critical to an engine's performance. Ethanol is over 100+ octane, and provides the fuel with much of its octane rating. Once water reaches about a .5% level, it will phase separate. With the ethanol drawn to the bottom along with the water, the fuel will lose octane, and this can cause a loss of performance, including pinging and engine knock, which can damage your engine. It also severely worsens fuel economy and power. There are other problems with E-10 fuel. Ethanol is a powerful solvent and readily breaks up tars and organic sediment found in many marine fuel tanks. The ethanol/water mix also makes a potent stripping agent for old varnish and gum accumulated from years of gasoline sitting in the tank. These organic contaminants, once loosened from tank walls, can plug filters and injectors quickly, disabling your boat’s engine. In cold weather, the water/alcohol phase can also freeze, turning into a syrupy mix that plugs filters. To assist boaters, Star Brite has introduced Star Tron, a revolutionary fuel additive based on enzyme technology that can prevent these water-related fuel problems. The enzyme package in Star Tron disperses water derived from normal condensation into microscopic clusters, and allows the water to pass through the fuel system and engine harmlessly, preventing the buildup on the tank bottom that can contribute to poor performance, fuel gelling and corrosion. This de-watering effect prevents potential phase separation. If large amounts of water are already present it will be de-emulsified and drop out of the body of the fuel, improving overall fuel performance. Over a period of time, with fresh gas loads treated with Star Tron, even large accumulations of water will be totally eliminated. Star Tron can also counter the effects of lost octane, greatly improving the combustion performance of E-10 fuel that has had water contamination. Star Tron can also prevent filter plugging from old gum and varnish. The enzymes help break down the dislodged sludge and other deposits into sub-micron-sized particles that usually pass through the fuel filter and are burned away as part of the combustion process. Tank deposits that would cause gelling are solubilized so that fuel flows uninterrupted through the filters. Star Brite Star tron is available in 8 fl. oz, 16 fl. oz, 32 fl. oz. and bulk sizes at most marine supply retailers. One fluid ounce of the additive treats 15 gallons of gas.

I looked up the Srartron additive and 16 ounces treats 256 gallons ...... http://www.starbrite.com/sproductdetail.cfm?ID=1537 It seems pretty stupid to pay more for a product that will give you less and then buy something that will make it better .

Black Robe is a good movie . I think I saw that about 15 years ago . Didn't the Jesuits live with the Huron community ?

I called up our local Tractor supply and Al told me the name of the additive is "Startron" and that a 16 oz bottle is now $4.99 and will treat 48 gallons . Here is a link to the product ; http://mystarbrite.com/startron/

That's what they do on the radio and TV . Leave a little tease and then leave the folks hanging and anticipating the report . That way , they will come back again .