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34 minutes ago, eaglemountainman said:
Use this link.
Just ordered a pair of Pyrenees for $29, normally $145. These are my early season Wyoming muley and antelope boots. Already have two pair but couldn't pass up the deal.
Seems too good to be real.?
Not a great sleuth, but a good sceptic..lol
The domain being created 3 days ago makes you wonder.
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2 hours ago, squirrelwhisperer said:
so answer the question "scientist"
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Boo! Who new there was so many words with the same 1st 3 letters. I got the 1st 3 2nd try and struck out before I got the answer. lol
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Just now, G-Man said:
Still surprised that a partial snap occurred, and had chance to regrow, any pine or spruce I see partial cut usually dies..
Yes, it is pretty unusual. It's interesting , somewhere in my travels this year while hunting I saw something close to identical only about 10' above the ground . For the life of me I cannot remember where, so I can't go back and take a pic.lol
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1 hour ago, G-Man said:
Had to be very fresh growth not to break and it should show broken leaders on other trees the same age stand this is only one I see with leader damage
Yeah, most likely happened when that was top of the tree . 1/2 broke off(hinge cut) due to snow and or ice and the new growth continued up and around.
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13 minutes ago, left field said:
Four and four. And quordle in seven which is a PB.
Ha ha.ha.. That is today's result for me as well and it's also my PB on quordle..
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Those recipes look awesome! I'm going to have to start saving my neck meat whole.
I've always turned it into stew or canned.
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Wow! Sounds like you were lucky.. now that it's over. That's an awesome experience e!
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Ouch!
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23 minutes ago, blackbeltbill said:
I Definitely would have Helped. Super Heavy Stones there!!
Yea me too. I would have helped ... rolling them.;)
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5 minutes ago, Splitear said:
Pretty cool. I ended up dang near in the middle of left libertarian.
Interesting. I ended up slightly left of the neutral line 1/3 of the way down libertarian..
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Them suckered are tough! Way harder than I expected the 1st time i tried one.lol. They wouldn't be near so tough if there were handles.:)
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1 hour ago, grampy said:
I remember gapping the points with a feeler gauge.......
Fancy.. I settled for a matchbook cover..
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The woods around me are a lot different than downstate. Thick and brushy. We are still loaded with grouse.
The sound of small lawn mowers starting can be heard everywhere.;)
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1 hour ago, Grouse said:
Now this is very interesting.
Ruffed grouse are widely considered one of the more delectable upland game birds. But did you know they might also be poisonous?
Odd as it seems, there is a fairly extensive—and largely forgotten—body of medical literature detailing unfortunate souls who have been poisoned by eating ruffed grouse.
That would be terrible! Grouse is my absolute favorite bird.
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Dino, the pictures of you collecting sap on the hillside makes me appreciate my little Sugarbush that is pretty much flat..;)
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70 % of my miles are work related so it's subsidized by my customers. And I'm at a place where an extra $20-$50 a week for personal use isn't really a factor.
It is a huge hit for lower and or fixed income families and individuals.
I can remember the feeling of having to scrounge money or go without something in order to make a drive to a lake. It sucked.
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1 minute ago, fasteddie said:
Does anyone look/search for GeoCaches in the off season . Our friends in Ft Meyers do it all over the states they drive through . I got a refresher course and we found a few . It's a fun thing to do . Someone hides a cache , puts up the grid coordinates , lists a name for the cache and a possible hint . When you find it , you sign your user name and post that you have found it . Some are easy . Some are very difficult . A fun thing to do in the off season . Beats the heck out of whining on a hunting site !
Yes. We havnt searched for any in a few years. Actually this was the time of the year that we would often look as a family. Not nice enough to do summer things and not cold enough to do winter things. We hid a couple that you need a boat to find or retrieve.. only a few people ever found them, being that the lake had very limited access. Some are really difficult to find. Especially the mini caches. It is amazing the number hidden around the world in plain sight more or less.
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8 hours ago, G-Man said:
Nope most boring job ever can't take differnt route , go thru all the bad areas of cities..
Absolutely worse is dealing with kids riding atvs along tracks.. steel strapping hanging off cars will cut them in half.. they think its fun to get close or race.. dumb
I have family in North Platte Nebraska . Uncle and cousin were/are engineers. Pretty sure they do the Platte to Denver run.
I always thought it was a cool job. I can see where it would get old after awhile.
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45 minutes ago, Buckmaster7600 said:
#1- use an eye patch, easiest and perfectly effective. I did this for a long time for bow hunting and had zero issues.
Being left eye dominant as well, this is what I did to train myself to shoot right handed. After a summer of training my eye I could switch focus and hold it through either eye with a little squint to start the focus.
Now I'm ambidextrous. I can shoot left or right handed comparably, so it just depends upon what side the deer is on.
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52 minutes ago, G-Man said:
Putting a hurt on deer in ashtabula Ohio, hit 2 more with locomotive last evening there is a 5 mile stretch with 9 dead deer in last 2 weeks.. all train strikes.. the eagles ,hawks and buzzards are liking it though..
I take it , you didn't even bother trying to swerve.:)
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Better to be lucky than good.. 2 today.
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3 hours ago, SportsmanNH said:
Mmm.. Calamari
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3 minutes ago, wolc123 said:
That’s BS. Jesus’s first miracle was turning water into wine and He’d have never done that if alcohol was bad for you.
Ok.. Tell that to my father and step mother who both died early because of decades of alcohol abuse.
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Electrical work
in General Chit Chat
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Those old barns seem to want to stand forever.
We had an old barn on the farm .Roughly 36'x 70' and roughly 35' to the peak.
One end had the old wooden silo built into it and the roof was bad on that. After many years you could see that end of the barn was starting to collapse and slowly drag the rest with it.
We decided to cut the 30' off to save the rest. After cutting the roof on a rope with a chainsaw..lol. there was 1 last 10x10 holding the 2 together.
I figured for sure it was going to go down fast and was a"little" scared. Well I finished cutting it loose and the thing just stood there. I was all nervous for nothing. Had to end up pulling it down with a tractor. Among the wood we salvaged were 2 36' long 10x10 ash beams
The left over barn still houses an apartment and shop..