Yes I’ll post one a bit later.

https://www.alyonascooking.com/alice-springs-chicken-outback-copycat/

This is what I did with one half a turkey breast this year. Was great. Hammer it out pretty thin - like 1/4 - 1/3”. It will contract back some when cooking

busted

Ron fed mostly cat food.

Kaytee makes a bunch of formulations to feed all sorts of birds. For starlings you would want a softbill feed.

I sell a lot of baby pigeons to people who want to hand raise them, 2 different people in just the last few days. Most of them use Kaytee.

Keith

I’m always looking for dry spots to set cat traps. Today I found an old mine adit in the gully next to rocky ridge I was planning to set. About 15 feet deep drift and no pack rat middens in it which was surprising. Seems like a natural spot nonetheless. Anybody have any luck setting in the mouth of caves or mine adits? I usually look for overhanging ledges or rocks. Just wondered.

They did that Monday

Reading for the 2 nd time Johnny Grants story "Son of the Fur Trade "The HBC chief at Edmonton post was asked by this this young indian how he could endear himself with a girl .He told him to use lots of Asafoetida in his hair ,he went into her lodge and Rowand (chief factor ) watched and soon her mother left, then 3 of her other suitors ,then the girl left too .He asked what he did wrong and Rowand said you got there too late .
Johnny Grant was huge Montana figure ,He started trading horses and cattle on the Oregon Trail ,the drove them on to the Deer Lodge valleyto fatten and heal .He was truly bigger than life .Seven wives and 23 kids .He was Metis and left Mt for Red River settelment about 1864 Eventually he drifted back to the Edmonton Alberta area where he was born . His stormy relationship with his Dad was very trying . His dad was the HBC trader at FT Hall on Snake River .He gave Johnny $ 100 and kicked him out (18 yrs old ) He parlayed that $ 100 into a fortune and died happy and broke near Edmonton.

More pan tension will help prevent this. Beavers tend to stumble around a dam break trying to assess what exactly needs to be done.
It will place it's feet all over the place without any particular purpose in mind. This leads to it stepping on jaws, or levers or just the edge of the pan.
If your pan tension is to low, you will have empty sprung traps or toe catches. A heavier set pan will not fire until its entire foot is on the pan.

Looking to pick up a dozen of each size before fall. Let me know if you have some new or used. Thank you

I don't know him personally but until he proves other wise, he's a straight shooter and a h--- of a turkey hunter?

I had twins 2 nights ago, 5 days premature. Within 2 months they should be ready for buckthorn.

Lot easier to get six that way than one at a time