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There's a coin collector association/organization, either located in wny/roc or statewide. I forget, but there you would surely be able to find a reputable buyer and they generally give some descriptions of services. I have several boxes on uncirculated coins that are newerish and thought about selling them as they were givent o me by my grandparents for the purpose of later selling and using the cash. Haven't made the trek to sell them yet. Some buyers will come to you if you are close and have a good collection. Google fu is strong... http://www.the-rna.com/directory.php

FF and IE do it. All cleared history, cookies, cache...

Same issues...no fix.

Grow a set and put some meat on that salad! I can see it....just no pics and skinny avatars as has been the norm here the past few days.

Almost every search in the Wayne Co. site shows a name...I bet 99/100 will reveal the name, address, and phone number. Wayne's site is antiquated as compared to more modern versions, BUT, it is very factual and provides more data than most others.

Same here. I posted on the suggestion thread before I saw this. FF and IE...no attached pics and avatars can be super skinny. Cleared caches/history/cookies, etc. and no dice.

I can no longer see photos? Odd. Consistent and doesn't vary from computer to computer.

You can search the wayne site. Super easy. Takes five min. Cross reference the parcel number or search the road ont the site and itll list the parcel number. Click on that and you have your info. Zero need to even go to the clerk or call.

Can't say I have ever been a fan of 4s...always liked 5s or 6s. Only exception were the Remington 4x6...those patterned great.

Look at the Hornady nickely plated shot...they seem to do much better with bigger chokes...might shoot really well for you.

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He got it right on the third time, lol.

Thought so. I think a guy ws just mistyping my address. Thanks!

As in...email: [email protected] vs. [email protected]? I don't think it does, but someone said it did impact it. Don't see how that is possible.

You could probably sling it over your shoulder like that guy on the bicycle...Let me see if I can find it.

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I feel for you. Glad to see you got out. I spent two years in Utica and that general area. Never again. Never. Ever. Ever ever. Ever ever ever. I am convinced the Devil lives there. I mean, my ex-wife is from there and lives there.

Herkimer County, at least 4 dead. Cuomo already on the way, presser at 2 for him. Great.

Uh?

I can deal with 27 as long as it is not snowing and snow on the ground. Last year was horrible for having good days for scouting and finding sheds. This past weekend was a good one, but I want at least one or two more before greenup. I hate not having at least one solid weekend for scouting and one for sheds.

Left has wider field and right has narrower, more intense light focus. Depends on the use, really. Say, for spotlighting, fields that are not long from the road...use the left. When you need depth, use the right.

I don't think most people believe they'll be "scent free".... I think most people believe it is better than showering in Axe body soap and being doused in Cool Water before heading into the woods. I love how people say "I set stands on prevailing winds so my scent will blow away..." I see this all of the time in such threads and I can only assume they know half of what they are talking about (in general, no directed at anyone specific) because that step is SO FAR DOWN THE LINE in the process. I mean, why note that step out of all of them when addressing scent? I suspect these same people blow out beds and burn ground without a second thought walking to/from their stand in the "correct" spot.

Year-round would drive me nuts. The best (meaning least drying out) is the HS green soap. I actually really only start using it when I need to hit the field and a day or two before season starts. But, I do use it through the season. By MZ season...I'm whining.

No...cams like Stealth had a cheap integrated cam. High end units, like a photo hunter, had an actual camera in it, similar to a home brew nowaday. The flash came from the actual camera. I have books and books of photos from my photo hunters. Back then I was just excited to get a buck on film...looking back I've got quite a few 120-130 class bucks, and just didn't know how to hunt them then. Here is a photo hunter..went for about $250-300 back in the day. I giggled like a school girl when checking the two I had. People were in amazement such things existed. I actually had to start driving to other towns to have my film developed. Stupid clerks at the photo booth would see them and blab and everyone knew I had a good buck or two.