NYBowhunter

Ribs smoked over applewood with sweet baby rays , burgers, dogs, chicken and tons of other stuff. Yard party for 2 of my kids. One moving onto HS and other going into middle school. Pool, family and food, oh and lots of beer. Doesnt get any better.

This past bow season, i had a grouse perched on one of my stone walls for the entire day, same spot drumming for the ladies.

Watch, they might eat ypu.

I agree, people pick and choose legality based upon different species. Illegal is illegal anyway you spin it. Ive been hunting for 30 plus years and my dad for close to 60 years and we have never been remotely threatened by yotes..i have 4 young children and have/ had dogs and have never felt threatened by yotes even though i can hear them yipping all night behind my cabin. You have a better chance of getting hit by a bus then you, your children or your pets getting attacked by coyote pups. Sorry, i just cant see doing that to those pups. In season and within game laws i agree that all game needs some sort of mgt., but this paranoia is just ridiculous. The chance of attack can happen, but its not the norm. Just keep your kids and pets away from the den and you can all coexist.

Sounds good.

Makes total sense. Think you can roll that thing into Brooklyn, i'd buy eggs from you everyday!!!

Awesome, when can i move in..lol..? Thats the Ritz hotel for chickens!!!! With a coop that fancy and comfy those chicks are gonna produce like crazy. Those are some lucky chickens. Great job!!!

Thx

Beautiful rat terrier, chase's ears will eventually perk up.

The picture really doesnt show his size, hes so tiny. Yeah 3 dogs i think your set for now..haha..they are a small breed but suppose to be tenacious, very loyal , loving and protective of both humans and thier animal friends (we have a cat), hope they get along.

We picked him up from the breeder yesterday, hes a 9 week old chocolate piebald rat terrier with hazel eyes. Hes a little mush, only 6lbs now will get to be 16lbs or less. His mom is 10lbs and dad 16lbs. Kids just love him.

Hes Hilarious, he actually did comedy at a family fuction for my brother in law. We were rolling!!! He has alot of short skits on youtube, too funny.

Guess the goverment now needs to do background checks to buy kitchen knives. Im sorry if your evil, you will find ways to do the devils work. All i keep thinking about is how that poor defenseless kid must of felt, my heart bleeds for him. Crazy people in this world!!!

Had to add a sign to my garage

Thx for that tip

Awesome coat rack, i may need to make one. Thats cool!!!

Thx

A couple of benches, flower boxes and a chair

A few more things i built, small cabinets for keys.

I use my dads 50+ year old marlin 336 in 35 caliber. Cant be beat for a deer / bear gun, slow moving heavy bullet puts then down in a hurry.

That painting finally found the correct place to rest, thanks moog.

Not much too it, just need to make a hollow box to your liking. Just need to ensure cuts and wood are presise so everything lines up. Sand and stain. I use a nail gun with 2" brads to join the wood along with wood glue. You need to make a frame to mount the shelfs. To get that color i used a dark stain, let it dry and then added a white stain. I have no plans but there are variations like mine on youtube.

Ditto.

How dare you replace my buck with a moogy butterfly...lol

Hijack all you want, thats the reason i started this thread to see pics and get ideas. I saw your post and really appreciate your commitment to that project, looks great.. Mind you i work in an office and only do this for fun...lol..cant tell you how many people pass my driveway looking to hire me (may take on some side jobs),. When i tell them i only do this for fun they look at me like i have 6 heads...lol..gotta give props to the ole man, hes a retired laborer and has hands of gold and learned everything from him by doing side jobs with him ever since i was 10 yrs. Old, now at 48 i still appreciate what he continues to teach me. He also taught me to do cement and tile work, along with putting up sheetrock, light plumbing and electrical. Saves you a ton of money when you can do most things around the house.