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The article mentions that all the "desirable" meat was removed.

Shoot Ernesto a message.

Still ticks me off that they took the Welcome sign down on Grand Isle. Looks like I'm going to miss the Tarpon Rodeo this year. My brother said that since my SIL will be doing radiation she asked me to wait until it is over. She just finished chemo last week and starts radiation on Monday. Yeah, Coonarse Country complete with Swamp Pop on the radio. Crocs, Camo and little white boots.

Nice OBS 25-06, seeing Dixi makes me wish I was back in Cajun Country.

They are full size.

http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/2125-scouting-trip-sheds/

Some people make the mistake of putting on too big of a unit.

Lo Moth Caterpillar. Belongs to a group known as Stinging Caterpillars some of which can get serious so avoid picking them up.

That's a good sized one.

I have a 695 in 30-06 that is a tack driver.

Sure he is on vacation but I'll shoot him an email. I think he said it was about 170 on EBAY and just runs off the two 24VAC wires. The streaming video was clear enough for me to recognize a family member of his walking up to the door with a bag of groceries.

ECOBEE T-Stats are pretty user friendly. One of my security techs did the install of one for a commercial customer of ours who renovated a house so some of their out of town clients had a convenient and cheap place to stay and he said it was a breeze. I am assuming you already have a security system but a co-worker installed a new doorbell on his house that has a motion sensor, camera and speaker. When someone comes up to it the darn thing sends a signal to his cell phone and he can see who it is and talk to him.

I use a 10x10 tent with Mr Heater Buddy and leave it on all night as my tent is vented and they are safe to use indoors. I leave it on the low setting and it keeps the tent about 20 to 30 degrees warmer than the ambient temp. I take my 5 pound grill bottle and use a long hose on it and it stays outside the tent. It will run for a month easy on that bottle using it just at night.

Are you interested in trading for a Russian SKS? I bought it in the early 90's and probably put under 100 rounds through it.

No need to hold back, always up for a good joke.

Get a programmable t-stat or a stat that connects to the internet so you can pull it up on your phone and change the settings. They even make one that you can tie to your phone so that the setpoint changes when you are a mile away.

223 is pretty forgiving as far as powders go, H322, H335, Varget, W748 are great but I don't have any experience with TAC. I have not loaded for my AR just for a Thompson Contender 14" and it liked H322. This was a long time ago and I could buy it marked Military Surplus for $6 a pound retail.

Or check and see what Numerich Arms is selling them for.

Is it a bolt action rifle or an AR?

Bill this is close to how I have seen people do it in Cajun Country. www.cajuncrawfish.com

If you decide to go OEM Tousley Ford in Minnesota is the cheapest place in the US. A close second is Sunrise Ford in SoCal. Both places usually ship the same day. I just bought an ICP from Tousley on a Friday and had it on Monday.

I've use a wire minnow trap with a can of cheap cat food in it. You just need to make the holes a little bigger. I use Zatarains Crab Boil, new potatoes, corn, onions and some mushrooms in it. Sausage if I have some but I just used of the last of it. I bring it back when I visit my brother in Louisiana a couple of times a year. It is good to keep them in fresh water so they purge.

Right.. I also have had multiple defective termostats and radiator caps! brand new yet no workie. I have probably seen 3 or 4 new thermostats stick when brand new and I have only replaced maybe 5. I always test them on the stove before I put them in.

Check with Nate at Strictly Diesel or Chris at Rowdy Racks in Mesa. You could also call Andrew at Bullet Proof Diesel in Mesa. Check out http://www.azpsg.com/forum.php there are a couple of members who always seem to be parting out trucks.