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  1. Used 1/2" log chain and 1/2 grade 8 bolts double nut. Find the chain links where the stand use to be.
  2. A very bad opening on my first find this morning. A dead big doe remains laying in one of my hay fields. Had been pulled in their by the critters. Not much left except the bones and a small amount of hide. Had large hind legs. I know to expect this sort of thing, but it gives one hell of a bad feeling anyway; when my first find, really hits hard . I hope it wasn't this one.
  3. Haven't shopped at Dicks in years. Trees stands were $39.
  4. For those who entered the contest, don't forget to get those photos posted under your title. Ending deadline in January 2, 2019 at midnight. Anyone that post a photo will have a chance to win the "Hero Shot" prizes also. Good Luck.
  5. Only a few more days left to submit your entries. Closes on January 2, 2019 at midnight. Don't forget to post your pics for a chance to win the"Hero Shot" prizes.
  6. It was my idea about the stress test. Went right through the whole test without an issue. I believe insurance wouldn't pay for the dye test, but don't quote me on that. This is when I went on the high protein, lower carb. diet. If the body is lugging arounda bunch of extra baggage, it takes energy to do it, thus the tired feeling.
  7. I am the same way. Doctor did an in office stress test. I wanted the dye injected one, but the office one was sufficient.
  8. Good luck op and hope it works for you. I have been on a higher physical activity, high protein lower carb. diet since May on a recommendation from a physician. I don't weigh myself but, have added 2 holes to my leather belt so I think it working,
  9. These big girls deserve the recognition as do all doe.
  10. Reliving the 60's all over again. Razor manufactures suffered.
  11. Those of us that remember this era can relate to the hard times our country was going through centered around the Vietnam War. It's the people that served there, that were important. There were no "Star Wars"; it was Americans unwillingly sent there, far to many of which never saw this county alive again. For this, I praise and support those that served. The real meaning got lost in the era. Woodstock was only a small fraction of mass movements of free expression of speech. Drugs, sex, and rock n roll, that just got way out of hand. Thinking back, who really wants to relive this era, as a means only to fill promoters pockets.
  12. 1969, That is the year we had the pond dug out to use for the fill. We removed what was left of the log cabin and cleaned the site up. Grew some massive Kennabec potatoes which we foiled and roasted under an open fire. Had a bumper crop of winter wheat and oats. I caught my biggest Northern Pike out of Tonawanda Creek. The new neighbors moved in. I developed a crush on the new neighbor girl. I remember 69 like it was 1970.
  13. Let the hair grow out and get the side burns bushier.
  14. The cheap plastic handles make me question these knives to be an American product.
  15. Please post the finished product so we may cash in on its use.
  16. Roads are taking a lot during these warming spells.
  17. Looks like $120 FS for a 16MP. Sound like a good price?
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