Lawdwaz

Still can't believe you rattle canned one They're tools, ya tool.

That looks damn good.

Who (other than Bill Schmidt) thought this was going to be a Jimi Hendrix video?

I’m saving up my lunch money so I can go fishing with you this summer.

Thanks I paid .15 cents less than the station up the street and its still churns my stomach. Although it’s a work truck it pains me to see those numbers. I know diesel is even higher too. Painful times currently and for the foreseeable future……buckle up. (oh and the DOW is down 1000pts also right now)

A friend killed a beauty in PA this morning.

Price? Pics? What town? Where ya going?

As you age, boots like that with zero real support will be a no go...........you'll be using a boot with laces and good insoles down the road. Enjoy while you can........

I’ve known two guys that had them; my old barber Arty and I don’t k is if he used it much and another fellow (good friend 89 years old now) who had one ten years ago but never used it. Too much of a cluster Fugg to bother with.

Excellent!!!! Training my two labs was very gratifying. I enjoyed it very much and was proud of what they did. No, they wouldn’t have won any field trials but the were Blue Ribbon winners in my book.

Although I was off work today I didn’t hunt. I had some things I had to get done and a 3:30am wake up, 50 minute ride down to my closest spot wasn’t going to work out for me. That spot isn’t what it used to be….what used to be 1000+ acres broke up over a couple miles is down to a couple hundred acres in one chunk. I still have good access in Ontario County and Livingston but that’s a 75 minute ride minimum. This is my 41 year hunting spring gobblers and the “fire” just isn’t burning as bright as it once did. Some years I’d hunt 20/31 mornings then come home and then go to work if it was a weekday. I hunted Sunday and heard some gobbling and it was exciting. Here’s a beauty from May 26, 2005…..wish my knees still bent like that.

I can’t tell you the earliest I’ve seen them fly down but I’ve surely had them fly away in the pitch dark.

Heard a couple but worked nothing.

Did you pattern this gun?

I believe the original was a "High Lift Jack".........a staple for off roaders/farmers etc for many years. They had a reputation for getting the job done but could be dangerous if used incorrectly.

Good luck Hock.

My FAVORITE recipe and it came from you. I am grateful.........

I had a 39-2 IIRC back in the 80's. Although it jammed with most of the ammo I fed it I still loved the thing. Eventually I sold it or traded it for some other must-have. I hope you enjoy that gem.......

Boast away.

But you’re not boasting about that beaver on the www……..

Canadice and Hemlock for boating??

My gut would tell me Honda but both are at the very top of the list.

Of course it's the "opposed" list if there was any confusion.

Put me on the list too.

I did the same thing in Pennsylvania one year, maybe 1993 or 94. Shot right over the top of both adult Tom’s about an hour (and 2 miles) apart. I had another going but was so disgusted I left and drove home.