Steve D

I had a similar issue with one of my trucks. The smoke test is probably the best bet and can still cost quite a bit. Once the first problem is found and fixed there could be another one that could throw a code, resulting in another test and another part replacement. The other issue I ran into was the part that needed replacing (fuel pump module) could not be replaced without the truck being reprogrammed. It was exposed and easy to get to and probably a fifteen minute job at the most. If I would have replaced it myself I would have had to have it towed to a dealer for reprogramming. They don't make them to work on them anymore without a computer. Good Luck

Hope everyone has a SAFE and Merry Christmas. Eddie.......Hope you and the Mrs. get well real soon!!!

Nice Buck Four Seasons

All part of the master plan orchestrated by Hochul and Letitia James to limit gun ownership in NY

I have pulled them for now but while I have them out it is primarily to get an idea of what is roaming around. Without them I wouldn't know there were so many coyotes and where they seem to travel.

Some more to share:

While things have been pretty quite in this area it seems a number of guys and gals are knocking down some BIG bucks across the state. While there has been a lot of nice racks what has really caught my attention is the size of some of these deer. Thought I would share some for you to enjoy.

I will be sitting out again this year. This will make my third missed season. Hopeful for next year. I hope everyone has a SAFE and enjoyable season and I look forward to reading all the stories. There have been some really nice bucks taken in the state so far and hopefully you will all get your chance at one. ENJOY

Never really used a blind. I have always hunted bow season with a stand never from the ground. Gun season I mostly hunted from the ground with a occasional sit in a tree stand. A lot has to do with temperatures and freezing in a tree stand during gun season is not my idea of a good time.

Buffalo man killed in hunting accident in East Otto Troopers responded to Plato Road in East Otto around 8:45 p.m. on Wednesday to check the welfare of a hunter. Police said an investigation determined that 54-year-old Mark P. Scanlon went hunting off Plato Road and did not return to his vehicle. Scanlon was found dead in a wooded area from an apparent fall from a portable tree stand. There were no signs of foul play and his body was taken to Olean General. Buffalo man killed in hunting accident in East Otto

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