With the PETA type, I think it's more about control than the critter. If you don't trap I have no issue at all with it. You do your thing. However with PETA folk it's not you do your thing if you trap, it's you shouldn't be able to do it at all. Taking back the schools/education from the left would approve our case immensely.

All this whining about how hard things are for the young adults is BS. I lived through inflation higher than anything they have seen. Married with wife and young child in the late 1970's we were lucky to save $25 a month and felt like we had some breathing room when the savings account hit $200. I worked days and my wife waited tables in the evening after I got home. A few years later I paid for her to finish college with my overtime pay and she still worked evenings. I always did as much mechanic work on our vehicles as I could, oil changes, brake jobs, etc. Still, at 70, I have never paid someone to change my oil. We scratched and clawed our way up to home ownership and financial independence ultimately to retire at age 56 with no financial cares. How often do you hear about the young these day doing that?

Who would have thought we trappers would see the day when we would have thieves stealing our skunks? lol

My "pet" peeve also. I have had a few dogs and cats I thought a lot of. The idea that they were not my property baffles me. Calling an animal acquisition an adoption makes my blood boil.

Which religion does not say the creator of everything always needs more money?

My thought exactly! There will be gobs more skunks at FHA in March. BUT, even if they are half price how many trappers will be happy with $40 again? I'd bet one more year of good skunk prices (maybe not $80) then, belly up with that market.

There you go Savell. For only $200, per ancestor of course, you can get your ancestors a golden ticket to Heaven.

Never. Switchers are physos.

I thought this was a cool pic when I got it last night.

Good choice of self defense for your daughter there Hobbie.

They never look as good what you see with the naked eye... Real shame, one of these days I'll actually start this scrapbook

Thanks.

I paid a little more ($11.99) but had to have it shipped. I'll have to look harder to see if I can find it locally.

My wife said a 2 lb box of Hungry Jack is $2.88. I ask my granddaughter if New Hope Mills was four times better than the Hungry Jack. She said it is so that settles it I guess.