He must be firing off that Chowdah Cannon !!

LOL

Most people think that of Scotch anyways.

I’ll see if I can find that here.

That sounds like something my dad would do when I was little

His version was to act like he was feverishly turning the steering wheel (slipping hands around it) but the truck would just keep going straight and not turn much to our dismay

I have been to several Buc-ee's and always get in and out rather quickly, except for the one in Madisonville TX. Told everyone to hit the bathroom and meet back at the car and we would stop somewhere else to get some snacks.
And never think you are going to get a good deal on fuel at any of them, they don't even post prices because they know people are just stopping anyway

Deer corn and ice used to be cheaper than anywhere around, now prices are no different than anywhere else I can buy those things

Got our tree in and decorated. We're blessed to live in an area we can be on the forest within 20 minutes with multiple species to choose from. This year we went for a subalpine fir.
Merry Christmas.

Believe it or not, I miss the smell of Gusto. It was a staple on my traplines in Alaska for many years. I have no use for it now but have been tempted to buy a small bottle just for nostalgia.

I'd look up Pauls suggestion first, but I would also email behringmade knives and treemanknives. Shop around, its pretty valuable

I run mine as adjustables because sometimes you can't always run drowner it's full length because either water gets too deep or rocks.

I make the drowner as normal then add a snare lock with a cable loop on the stop side of the lock for the stake to go in. Make sure it can only slide to the top end of the drowner and the drowning lock goes to the deep end.

It did here pretty deep, a couple places I had trouble pushing through, and yeah it’s going to old if this keeps up.

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It takes me too long to get up so some things could get pretty cold.

Holy moly he must be rutting hard!!! No sign of him yet.