It's worth it.:salute:
So can we keep it open here.:popcorn::popcorn::coldone::coldone::coldone::coldone::coldone::coldone:
Probably flesh wound and no vitals. Sucks. Tracked too many like this. Even in snow when you can just follow tracks, it's hard to get another...
I'm on my third batch!:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn:
This should be required reading and comprehending for all Americans.:usa:
Smart.:salute: Looks like a good hit. Too many times the thrill of the chase sets in and critters are not recovered.
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:drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool::drool:
I use 2 firebricks and an old cast iron grill in our Grandma Fisher at our cabin. Perfect sear everytime!:beerbbq:
It was 03 or 04 trick or treating with my daughter, watching the red lights on the horizon.
My Dewalt 20V is up to the task.:cool:
I would be tempted if I knew it was white oak. Not goin there for maple.
Thanks, I guess it runs in the family. This is from about 1870 with we think some Great great grandparents [ATTACH]
It took 2 of us the better part of 4 days to cut the mortise and tenons and put this up. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Monday we start on...
Thanks. I have one more chance of finding some in Perry Co tomorrow morning. If that don't work out, I'll come a runnin.:D
Well I have access to a lathe, but gonna try cuttin em down to octagon and then shaving them down. If that takes too long, I'll go the lathe.
I'm gonna start cutting on this one Sat afternoon. Too wet to get truck in for a few days.
Too fer down the road for me.
I'm building a deck with a roof on the front of this. [ATTACH] Using rough sawn white pine with mortise and tenon joints. My research shows that...
Look into air to air heat exchangers.
