Pretty work James

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Roast duck with all the fixin's

I use stock chains for DP's and a 24" 3/8" rebar stake, on land not by/in the water.

I'm not sure I could eat that whole basket of them, but I'd give it a heck of a try!

That was the Christmas story from Mr. Bullet box in texas. I believe he has passed on but someone still put the story up last year. I always read it to my kids

I had a marlin still kick myself for selling it. Have a Winchester now. The Williams sights are nice I have one on my muzzloader, shoots as good as I can see.

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I can. Are you a medical doctor Mr frog? Cause I have a bad arthritis in my trigger finger and this storm system moving in is killing me.

Good stuff CC.

Thanks for the replies everyone! Yote nah we don't have any good den trees. Plenty of field but any trees we have are mostly younger, live ones that don't have any holes in em lol.

Not the best but put a trap there but anchor for a beaver if you do if it’s flowing. Mink sets don’t need to be strictly in water you can set 110 or 120s in the trails on the edges or clear a spot for a foothold then narrow everything around the set so the the trap is the easiest route to go.

I don't live close, but mine owes me nothing. All that I've asked for are the two burial lots next to my grandfather, g grand, and gg grand. That and lifetime access to hunt if I so choose. As a matter of fact, it's my opinion that all should go to the most responsible grandson, my brother's youngest, and the one that's the closest to his grandfather.
The burial lots would go unused since Mother refused to be buried away from the community I grew up in.

Besides, the land could never pass to me as I only have daughters. Yes, it's that way.

As it stands now it's all in trust with my remaining brother and I as trustees to manage the timber. Assuming both of us outlive Dad, which might not happen.

I was wondering