Big Tub

It does bring home some bad memories.

think you might have linked wrong ...

BULL PROPHYLACTIC !!!

https://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/97070-wts-stihl-chainsaw-apple-panasonic-phones-jetboil-turkey-decoys-sony-tv-4runner-trd-floor-mats-gold-chain-winter-parka/

That's good!

NICE !!! The ammo question is pretty funny.

The first time I was going with treated very nicely but the second, I thought of my daughter-in-law naming all her goats. DON"T name your food! They treat their animals as humans so that is where I went with it. Both ways, I bet that sucker is tender!

or perhaps that is "humanly"

I wonder how long this will last, though.

Blows me away that government classified documents MUST be sent through the USPS. In the last 2 weeks, we have run down the local carrier that delivered others mail to our house.

"We have the mostly humanely treat veal around."

I thought it was just once until you have used up your points? from p11 of fall regs: "Hunters are only eligible to surrender one tag per species then the next time drawn for that species, the tag will have to be used (expends bonus points). Once you have expended your bonus points, you will then be eligible to participate in Tag Surrender again for that species. Also, you average the bonus points so if the other person is a noob, you cut that significant number of points in half.

What tag# did you get? I just acquired Tag #1.

Well I got tag #1 in 35B from a surrender! Thank you, Jesus.

C'mon! How do you expect the crooks in Congress to become Millionaires except through foreign kick-backs??? What do you expect from the swamp and that is both parties?

"Nice thing about gas saws, the fuel can be used for starting camp fires." -- brings back horrible memories of a motorcycle (trailbike) trip where we had no matches. Plug the plug and used it to start a paper towel soaked with gas. Fortunately did not set the bike on fire but looking back, WOW was that stupid! HOW did we all survive our youth? I found batteries plus to be pretty expensive. On another note, for my LED flashlights, they are all battery powered -- gets hard to lug around that generator!

I bought an electric chain saw a long time ago, Milwaukee, when they were made in USA. It is great. Quite heavy. If I had bought a battery operated, it would have died a long time ago. All my battery operated tools have pretty much died and the replacement batteries are so expensive. I have a generator I lug around on my quad but it does limit the saw usage.

Bring back Yellow Front!

My sister had at least one in her F150 and she needed more. We string christmas lights around our vehicles and through the engine. works well but a pain.

Short of Lance updating this every once in a while, it is pretty hard to search this entire post. Maybe you can nerdify it in excel?

I would have said this before last year ... would shoot up nearly a box of very expensive shells. But it's a lot like turkey hunting -- if you know what you're doing, you can decoy them in close, not beat up your shoulder, not potentially would several birds, and NOT shoot up a box of shells.

The adapter comes with the 15x56. It is really trick, albeit really ugly.

I have a Remington 870 SP 12 ga Turkey with a 24" barrel (or so) that I use for everything. You really don't need 3.5 " unless you are pass shooting geese. Get one you can afford and will shoot all the time. The pumps are cheap, reliable and you won't be afraid to get them scuffed up.

any chance this is still viable?

My little female Britt is in heat and the 6 month old males has been nuts. I don't think he is old enough to do anything yet but my wife has kept them apart this week. I let them out together today and the male went nuts and made her yelp. She then turned demonic and proceeded to tear him up. I was a little worried -- no blood was shed but wow the noise was frightening. She wanted no part of that -- I guess she is through! The young male has 12 lb on her but WOW she has ATTITUDE!