My Rights As An American

Yes, but DOMA was ruled unconstitutional only this week, maybe they will come out of the woods now?

Ok, last hide has two small bare spots which I have placed quarters into to show how small they are. These are from the tannery I simply did not remember that they were there after I put them back away. Since it has these two bare spots, I will sell this one for $100 or $75 and a bulk pack (500 or 525 round) of 22lr. Thanks! Hope someone could use this!

Badlands pack and one more elk hide SPF. One more elk hide and the fox hide left! If not sold, I will make a loin cloth out of the fox hide (softer fur of course) and post pictures of me in it! that is incentive right there to buy the last two hides, so I DO NOT get that horrible idea to post pics of me in a loin cloth!!!

Wow, how cool is that! There has to be a historical value for this thing with the inside in that condition!!!

If nothing else, good sales pitch! Nice gun, too!!!

Excellent! Nice pics and congrats!

Pm sent.

Very interested. Will send pics this afternoon to you. Thanks!

Bump. Let's keep the ball rolling and get some offers! The Badlands was a great day pack for me! Very quiet, cinch-top close main pouch. The elk hides are excellent! Would make wonderful projects (blanket, floor rug, wall hanging, draped over a chair, etc).

How much to have it installed?

Unless they are using something like a hammermill, it would be difficult to grind the bean itself based on how hard it is. I used a coffee grinder one time and sifted out the results, but that took a long time and ended up killing the grinder. (killed another grinder on jerky trying to make jerky chaw!) The beans and quite a bit of the stringy part of the pod were removed. The grind was fun but hard work for a little flour.

Ok, hopefully I will get some pics up later. Last year, after pumpkin picking at a farm, we composted our pumpkins in the backyard. In January, I broke up and cleaned up the garden, spreading out the compost. In February, I planted the garden and watered thoroughly. Within a few weeks, the composted pumpkin seeds started growing like wildfire!!! I had at least 50 plants growing, so I thinned it out to about 20 knowing the heat would eventually kill them in Mesa. Well, that is what I get for thinking! Pumpkin plants overtook my garden and are now at least three times the size of the original garden and still growing QUICKLY! They have climbed up and over my orange tree. They have overtaken some of the kids toys and about 1/4 of the backyard play area. On Father's Day, my kids and I harvested a light orange/green 19.5 pound pumpkin, a 10 pound white pumpkin and a 5 pound green pumpkin. We still have at least 8 more growing that I can see. Two of the pumpkins still growing will probably exceed 20 pounds, with many in the 10-20 pound range when done. ALL different shades, colors, textures, mixes of green and orange. They are quite incredible. Same day I baked up the white pumpkin and made 2.5 dozen pumpkin chocolate chip cookies and 2 large loaves of pumpkin zucchini chocolate chip bread. Turned out AMAZING! Original recipe online was for pumpkin bread, but I had quite a bit of frozen shredded zucchini and chocolate chips, why not try something wacky! Turned out like gingerbread the first night after it cooled, but the next day after it spent the night in the fridge, it ended up like a dessert!!!!!!!!! Wife says I will make a good wife to someone some day. Still worried about that comment! Also, since I was at it on Father's Day, grilled up 10 pounds of boneless, skinless chicken breast using Lawry's and crock-potted 5 more pounds for shredded chicken. BUSY and FUN day with the kids helping! Taste tests only to those who stop by the house! No, I do not ship. No, I will not come be your wife, that is just creepy. And stop even thinking that thought!

Excellent, thanks! Need to make a trip out to the desert before the rains come!!!

Forgot to add, it was so good I made it again last night, with three little loaf tins for the kids and one large loaf pan. OUTSTANDING again!!!! That is part of my lunch today. Need to get the pics from my wife.

Excellent, sounds like goggles are the way to go. I plan on getting a helmet also for me and the kids. Seems like the full face helmets are the safest, but hottest?

Just entered the quad arena and picked up a "two-up" for two riders. It has the horn, lights, mirror, OHV tag and plate. Do I need anything else to ride it on roads? I have tried to follow this thread. What else do I need to ride it on the road? THANKS!!!!

I have always wanted to pick a bunch at peak time, grind them up and save the flour for throughout the year! I think I may try that this year! I usually wait until later in the year when the beans are really dry on the tree, but I guess I am waiting too long?

The BEST of luck to you and your daughters!!!!!!!!! I cannot wait for that to happen, four more years for my first one to turn 10!!!

July, not nearly as many other hunters on that same hunt. Just kidding!!!!!!!

Should be any day now.....aannyy day now......aaaaannnnnyyyyy day now...........aaaaaaaannnnnnyyyyyy day now.

Its possible. Happened to me when I got married. I was going to say the same thing......but I needed to ask my wife first. My guess would be that this may be an old bull that failed to drop his antlers if they are really light colored and hard. Just seems far too early to be a hard-horned 7x7.

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I am sure there is a medicine for this condition! Maybe someone should google "how to fix low testosterone" on their work computer?

Does anybody actually admit that publicly?

Not a butcher either, so that is really helpful info PRDATR, thanks! The problem is, now you have me REALLY hungry talking the details of the differences between a porterhouse and t-bone! And I just ate lunch!!!