He is not wrong, shortening the pipe is better for everyone. But it can be a b***ch.

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This.

When I needed to make a lot I used both of the bells I have. Still a slow process but speeds not the goal slow and gentle is best.


Course dirt is the goal.

I know many would say I’m wrong in doing this. But I just cut the ears off. I sold all my coyotes that way at the North American fur harvest auction last June. I didn’t do too bad on them compared to all the other lots. Even too lotted on my skunk. So hopefully I’m doing it right.

Nice !!

Wish we had a season for them here in NH

I was drilling a water well in a new development in east Fishkill, NY when a co worker told me.
I could see the east Fishkill ibm plant below.
In the '60's IBM put 250 chemicals in the ground to dispose of them.
Our company drilled more than a hundred test and recovery wells there.
I remember thinking there's no way in heck I would drink that water

A 1/2 oz jig up side their head usually will shut them up fast!!!

Bobcat will feed on coon and fox carcasses, but beaver and muskrat are certainly preferred.

I have a few bobcats coming in my yard where I chuck some carcasses. They will cover the coon and fox with grass and munch on them a little. Smaller stuff gets dragged off. Beaver disappears super fast.

Otter doesn’t get eaten but you can see where they sink their teeth into it, probably like a curiosity sort of thing, the same way a house cat rubs again and bites stuff. They will rot though.

Their branches make a good boma to keep the lions from eating you if your naked and afraid.

LOL I had a bunch of them drying out to clean, and the next morning they were all gone.
Guess the mice like them!

Jack Kevorkian was arrested for it a few years ago.
Yet here we are,
Assisted suicide, legally termed “medical aid in dying” (MAID), is legal in twelve US jurisdictions as of 2025: California, Colorado, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Montana, Maine, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Vermont, and Washington. However, 40 states affirmatively prohibit assisted suicide and impose criminal penalties on anyone who helps another person end their life. Delaware’s landmark End of Life Options Law, signed in May 2025 and effective January 1, 2026, makes it the newest jurisdiction to legalize medical aid in dying and expands the role of advanced practice registered nurses in prescribing life-ending medication.