Keith

See how it pays off to help others?! In your case tenfold!

Way cool!

… don’t remember exactly… but think he gave a bunch away after his run in with Jesus…. Something like that lol

From March of 1976- March of 1979 I was in the Navy and stationed at NAS Oceana, Va. I lived on Knotts Island, NC. My backyard was the Mackey Island Wildlife Refuge. One afternoon, about the third week in October, my landlords grandson and I were going to rebuild some deer stands, and also took shotguns because dove season was still open, and the area is known for it’s water moccasin population. As we progressed farther into the woods every stump,, hole in the ground, or brush pile had just piles of snakes ( moccasins, Florida strain) sunning everywhere! My landlords grandson, Ronnie, hated the things. We each had 20 gauge auto shotguns and at least a box of shells each. We would shoot the “ bundles” of snakes and they would just roll. The stench From those snakes is hard to forget to this day. We ran out of shells before we ran out of snakes, and just for good measure, Ronnie killed a few with sticks. Ronnie inherited that piece of property!

Mule deer tail

I’d send it in and see how it comes back if you mess with it now you might damage it in a few different
ways.

Thanks

Lol I didn’t know that! Do you guys hate her then?
Once I posted a Bruce Springsteen song on here on a Friday night tunes thread and everyone said “get him outta here!!”

80s chevys had problems with paint peeling culprit was the primer they were using.

4 Blake & lamb # 44 3.00 each.
7 Montgomery #1 1/2 .75 each
9 Blake &lamb #2 coil .75 each
11 victor # 2 fox trap coils .75 each
victor #2 coil .50 each
all plus shipping

I’ve always run Yamahas but would definitely run a Zuke over a Mercury.

I peel the bark in the fall and save it till the next fall. By then it is dry. Never tried it with wet bark but I assume it would be fine. Some people use the "berries" but I had bad luck with too much fuzz sticking to traps even when I put the berries in a sack while boiling.
Fresh sumac bark peels real easily.