Strange I guess I am. I have tracked hundreds of bears, been nose to nose with them crawling through the bush, swamps, or corn fields, and find it the rush of rushes. I could die but that's the exileration of it. Scarry as heck but oh what a rush to have one swat at you, growl, lung etc. in most cases unless I was alone tracking my own I have never carried a weapon myself either. Never thought of it as miserable. Different perspectives.

Anchovie pasta sauce...

Reading a paper book is probably better for ones eyes than on a screen

Do you not have a tracker for your hound that can double as you personal GPS?

me too!

Some what like Dobbins beaver plus,,,,,,Drawing them in for a easy Kill,..........

Boco contributes more useful and relevant info on here than all of the whiny, butt hurt, babies that bash him ever will…

Been there, done that. Looked at a used truck at a car lot once that had one stuck in they said they couldn't get out with a torch. Only have an issue with the Dodge because I don't tow with it often, but I use both 2" and 2 5/16" in it so I have to change it once or twice a year. My stinger never comes out of the Toyotas unless I am selling the truck or I've worn them out and have to replace them. Switched to the solid stingers over the tube ones because I would egg out the holes for the pin on the tube ones in a few years. When you egg out that hole so they have a half or three quarters of an inch of slop in them it makes for a Jolty ride with a trailer behind you. Usually I don't have a problem with them rusting into place though because they have trailer behind them most of the time and that keeps the stinger broke loose.

Walleyed is just mad knowing that if he wasn’t on trapperman for awhile, no one would be asking where he was. Lol

HA!!!!

I built a CLT cabin/guest house/sauna lounge thing that had been drawn by an architect from Finland. Plans had both standard and metric, but not for the same dimension. It was a little standard here and some metric there. The feeling I got as I smashed that metric tape with my hammer was one of the best I've had swinging the hammer. It would take a few generations to accomplish.

It sounds like it. They all hunt with different "era correct" rifles each year. They bring my parents a picture of them with the animal and rifle they shot it with and most were bought from my parents. They ended up with the "Family" 1886 Winchester in 38-56 and shot a buffalo with it but that is VERY modern for them. They did it as a favor to my dad.