Fractured … looks like it almost snapped in two….he’s getting it casted up and will play tomorrow

… game is moved up to Thursday this week

dont bother me

Tough kid. Must of got that from his momma. lol

Must of smelled the other coons caught in there, they ain't the brightest critters.

Is it out of alignment ??

I guess that means you want to keep wasting that money?

The new Mayor is Maduro Jr., and everybody knows just how well Venezuela is doing.

You nevah know !!!

Congrats

Coldest weather in southeast trapping by skiff was 8 degrees. Lots of ice on the ocean that year. Hit a chunk of ice and it killed my main motor. Had to kickers home in the dark and an extra 5 hours steering with a tiller arm.

Coldest day on the trapping line was when I was checking otter sets by skiff, 30 miles from town when I slipped down an otter slide and fell into the water. I tried to grab my boat but ended up pushing it off the beach where it started to drift away. Had to swim to my boat and immediately started for home. By the time I got to the boat launch my clothes were completely frozen to my body to the point I couldn’t get out my boat (also lack of energy)

Now I trap in the interior where -30 is still doable for me.

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The dehydrator may be in the cards for me. I have the Lem oven rack and it does a pretty good job

Thats a fine looking machine you got there boss. I'm currently using my holding box I bought cheap at auction. Makes the wife happy I dont tie her oven up. I can turn this on kinda walk away. Been using it to finish my sausages and othe smoked things too.



Mac

If you're going to run those types of roads then you need to have recovery gear, in addition to basic food/water/shelter.