What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

That's about where we shoot for year round.

 

I used this logic in reverse with my wife with AC. When I worked in office environment. You arrive early in cool of morning and work until heat of day 4/5 ish and walk outside the heat was like a wave

regardless we have AC

 

HHO in VT now is $5.00 to $5.30 retail.

 

Rab Easton on Instagram: "The Logshed "

Nice!

 

Using a beer batter today, sans beer. It's pretty good.

 

Sorry, it’s a really neat woodshed. I tried screen-shotting it 10 times.. no dice.

 

Thanks brenndatomu I was trying and quit

 

966 lb tuna landed in Old Perlican

 

I wonder what that hog is worth?

 

$10k...depending on meat quality

 

I'd say that's a pretty good guess.

 

My only issue with a firewood woodshed is I'd wanna fill it with firewood!

 

More than that if it goes to auction. I heard something a couple of weeks ago that 1,000 pound tuna can sell for up to a million dollars. Of course, that may be a specific type of tuna - IDK - I just know that it caught my attention.

Actually, decided to google it and if that is skipjack or albacore (what is mostly commercially canned), then you guys are probably right:

 

It looks like a yellowfin to me...but I've only ever seen them on tv, so...

 

I think it's a bluefin, yellowfin normally stay significantly south of here.

Google tells me dockside price averages $4 per pound, but multiply that several times once it gets to the retail/restaurant stage. However, a local documentary which sometimes features tuna fishing has showed people selling their catch overseas for closer to $10 per pound.