NYBowhunter
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23 minutes ago, Belo said:
I don't even want to know what it takes. House ball is enough work lol
Yes stick with house ball for as long as you can, travel ball / showcases/ tourny's can wait until they are teenagers and at that point can decide for themselves if that's what they want and assuming the ability is there.
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It's official, college made the announcement over the weekend of my boys commitment to CMSV. You guys with young kids in ball, can't even begin to explain the work it takes to get to this point, so proud of my boys love and dedication to a sport he adores.
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Dremel won't do the job, I sharpen my blades with a makita hand held grinder. Usually if the blade are bent it will leave a round mark and dig into the dirt. I suspect the blades need sharpening. Could it be that your not overlaying your passes enough and your missing those few inches?
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Sorry for your loss.
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I was on a roll so I kept going, finished up the 8 x 12 enclosed shed so I went to local Mill got another trailer load of wood and started on another project. Built a 8 x 12 fire wood shed, me and my 13 yr old son put that up in one day!!! In 2 weekends we built 2 sheds. In one of the pics . you can see both sheds next to each other. Nice to have my firewood all under one roof and not having to deal with tarps.
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Hands down best investment was my redneck blind in conjunction with a Mr. Buddy heater, nothing beats hunting on a snowy, freezing day and I'm hunting in just a hoodie. Don't need to haul a bunch of clothes or gear up the mountain anymore to keep warm.
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56 minutes ago, kpkot said:
Just curious why you did the back wall in metal. Looks good nice job
That's actually a wall of an older shed that my dad built, the outside walls of that metal shed were also covered this weekend in board and batten to match the new addition. Half of that wall below is the new shed and the other half was the metal one.
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4 minutes ago, SpacemanSpiff said:
Nice. Always need more space. Although I would prefer to see a blue dirt bike in there instead of a green one…
Blue is possible, more space for more bikes. Although I was never a yamaha guy.
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Built a shed over the weekend 8 x 12 board and batten with corrugated metal roof, made with rough cut from a local Mill.
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14 minutes ago, Belo said:
I know. we're on the same page. Just meant to state that many have no choice but to hunt public land. Hunting has always been the hobby of the common man, but it's increasingly becoming harder for many to afford and trending towards the european model even if that's not what the north american model wants.
It's all relevant to the times, farmers got smarter and people continue to drive up the market. Its still the common man that I see hunting by me, they just have deeper pockets or have had these properties for quite some time. Lots of down staters like my self own a large portion of the private by me, but that has been the case for a very long time. Understandably if one can't afford private, we are fortunate enough to have a ton of public lands. I see some on here that do good if not better on public then those with private.
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3 minutes ago, Belo said:
How many of us can afford to buy "just hunting land" that they don't build a house on? Reasonable and affordable are not the same thing.
I'm stating that there is hunting land to be had at reasonable prices assuming your in the market for just that and obviously assuming you can afford it. Its common sense to assume that if you don't have the extra disposable income to make that investment then it's a non issue.
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5 minutes ago, Belo said:
I like to think of it more as "passing the time". Us "bickering" doesn't hurt anyone either.
I used to be this guy, then it was all gone in an instant. More people hunt public land than you might think and are impacted by this. If you weren't lucky enough to grow up with land or inherit it, you might be shocked what it costs just to get 5 or 10 acres.
If people are willing to travel a bit or maybe not and put in the time to research an area there is land to be had at reasonable prices, you might be shocked.
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17 minutes ago, GreeneHunter said:
The best thing about owning your own hunting property is that no one else's opinion matters and you use whatever implement you want . Buy property and be free of the discussion !
Amen brother!!!
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2 hours ago, crappyice said:
@The_Real_TCIII has entered the post.
How do you like the three burner? Seems like a bunch of space. Easy to transport?
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk3 burner is great can cook up a bunch of food. More then enough space to cook up food for a family of six. Doesn't get moved at all, but should be able to move around relatively easily on the 4 wheels it has.
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2 eggs, cheese on pita with venison patties
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Backstraps on the barbecue.
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I have never used metal brushes in my bores, just use patches with solvent /oil and the plastic patch holder. Never had rust in my bores but that would be the only time I would slide a metal brush down the bore. As you indicated, it was the brush that caused the black on the patches.
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Smoked chuck roast.
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Youth baseball thread
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Very small, head coach is a great down to earth guy.