NYBowhunter

Lobster bisque and fish Tacos at the Bungalow Bar.

Beautiful dog, looks alot like a lab. Being your showing off your dog, here's my boy Hulk, 100 +lb. XL American Bully.

Omelette and avocado.

Yep thats what I used and worth every penny, think they were $165 shipped, these are the exact ones I bought.

No, just the angle. It's on a side hill.. We put a level on the base and it's perfectly even on all sides.

No, so pissed, forgot my phone at home. What I did was bought pallet forks for the tractor bucket and on the pallet forks are slots where you can stand up a 2x4 in each fork, so yes once on the forks I wrapped a very long and big ratchet strap around the blind and around the 2x4's, lifted the bucket all the way up,, pretty much had no more lift to go at that point the bucket was probably 7 1/2 ft. Off the ground,, then I stood inside the bucket from behind the blind and just pushed it off onto the stand. Worked just as I imagined but was dreading it the whole time. Worked out really well and the tractor did all the work.

Was able to put the redneck in place, great blind. Bought pallet forks for my tractor bucket and placed that blind right on the stand. Was quite easy thank God!!!

Not much of a turkey hunter, took this Tom in one of my plots, he was tending 3 hens in full strut, 9" beard.

No they are in the single A division, we are Triple A.

Tough loss last night for my son's HS game, but not from the lack of effort from this kid, came in on relief in the 3rd inning in a tuff spot with bases loaded and no outs (talk about being thrown to the fire), got us out of that inning and he went the remaining game with 9k's off the bump, two hits and two RBI's. Score 8 to 7. Love this game!!!

My 12 yr. Old loves to cook so I picked up a Blackstone for him. Seasoned the griddle, he cooked up an after dinner snack for me and the boys. Thing is a blast to cook on and he loves it.

Well if you do that you need to make sure that the catcher makes the throw to first base.

At that age ensure everyone gets play time, have fun during games. To be honest practice at that age is more key then the game itself.

Although those days are far behind me, I remember them like it was yesterday...lol..

And I can't forget my 14yr. Old daughter who loves softball, plays second base, short stop, pitches and has a great bat. Just last week we were up in a game and just needed two more outs to win, our starter pitcher came out the inning prior and we had already went thru two pitchers and just couldn't find the strikezone, my daughter has been practicing pitching but never in a game,, coach brought her in and would be her first appearance on the mound, goes out and struckout the last two batters to get the win. Just flat out enjoy watching these kids play.

That's awesome!!!

Once my sons HS game ended I ran over to my other lefties game, hes 12. Just in time to watch him crush the ball to deep left to clear the bases and bring in three runs. This season hes just been crushing the ball. Nothing like a lefty lauching the ball oppo over the left outfielders head.

Thanks, It's okay I didn't take it as an insult. But yeah I agree some people just don't know what real talent is out there until you do real "travel" baseball. Now a days every organization is called a travel team, but not really.

That's what you get in Brooklyn, actually very nice, huge turf field and dirt mound, what more you want. Sorry in Brooklyn we are not surrounded by cornfields...lol..But the ball playing is awesome and that's all that matters.. Look at that kid in my first picture to the far right, my son is 6ft and 185 and that kid made him look small. My son asked how tall he was, 6'5". Just look at the opposing team on the bench all are huge. Thankfully he struck out that big boy, that kid was swinging for the bleaches.

First Varsity High School game of the season yesterday and my boy starts, goes 4 innings strong with 7Ks off the bump to get a big first game win 5 to 3. Just so overly impressed with the talent on both teams, get to this stage there's no slouching, all kids can play extremely well, especially in a Varsity triple A division. Give every single one of those boys, parents and coaches alot of credit. Takes an awful lot to get to this stage of talent.

Good luck!!

I used a heavy duty rope, tied it off to the hitch of my UTV and raised the platform very easily, was shocked how easy it went up.

Also wrapped each leg with the aluminum sheet 4' high.

Keep the porcupines away.