Still waiting on support tickets to be answered. We'll get it, just takes some time is all.

Can we exercise the option of not depantsing. No disrespect to the good Esquire 's derriere.

So I had quite an odd encounter with a beaver:

A gentleman who I manage and trap farms for got me in touch with a man with some odd beaver problems. He has them on a trail cam, don’t seem to be overly abundant, but oddly one died and the dogs drug it to the house. I decided to skin it out so it wouldn’t go to waste and I noticed some odd things:
- A very foul smell after opening the beaver (it couldn’t have been rotten, it was still limp when I got it and I skinned it right after).
- Swollen lymph nodes in the neck
- An odd discoloration of fat near the belly (pictured below).

I assume the beaver has to be sick, but I’m curious with what? And what would be the proper way to manage them?

LOL.

I am that way snaring, come in from the side then stay away. Always check from a distance whether snaring or trapping. I guess I have seen how coyote act when they come across where you walk when there is no snow. I guess maybe I am over thinking it??

Come on. We're close.

But he won't show. Again.

You picked the day and time. Said you had reliable transportation. A lot of talk about what you were going to do to me.

Coward. All talk.

I heated my house with a coal furnace for 15 years. Got good free stoker coal at the mine.

The production of pepermint and the distilling to produce oil during the 90's .......

BC … the fact that you couldn’t tell I was just riling you up makes me question your legal prowess

… now here’s a real lawyer

… Joe Scott Evans … drunk yet highly effective lol


.. went into his office… ol boy had a 30-30 leaned up against the wall … and an open bottle of turkey on his desk

Fortunately my grandpa was soft on us grandkids and we did not have to shovel and carry out the clinkers like he made my dad and uncle when they were younger. And by the time we grand kids came along he had installed a stoker so we never had to load the furnace either.

I'm glad I'm not a baptist. I drink a bit of barley and grape flavored ethanol time to time. Been awhile since I was drunk though. I like a cigar. Like chewing tobacco to. If marihuana is ever legal in KS I think I will grow some. Try making a cigar and chew from the leaves. Been told the flowers are what are potent. Try something a bit milder. See what all the fuss is about.

My thought exactly.