What is it? A robotic arm?

I currently only bid online due to health issues. But I have attended my share on international auctions in person,
,starting in 1984

I know my way around the auction process - lotting, intersorting, bidding in person and the dreaded “private treaty”. At least I think I do. Boco May disagree.

Griz cages are made by my fur buyer, Kevin jones in Palmyra, NE, and he is also our Nebraska fur harvesters president. Solid cages, makes a few different models including a set of cat cages that nest inside each other for easy storage and transport.
Jim

… that’s what I was thinking… sounds like hippies

You put that nasty thing in your mouth?!?

I’m thinking around 2000 to 3000 watt generator I figured a person would need some speed reduction, it would be in a stationary situation, I was looking at using just general atmospheric air and not the gases, like helium, that some use, the ones I’ve seen in those situations seem slow and don’t seem to have a lot of power. One issue I haven’t seen much of a solution to is piston lubrication, with steam engines there’s a pump that puts oil to the piston and I haven’t seen anything like that on these engines.

Lol ya and zone 1 is huge!

All my set plants are still in the pots and being inside and outside until this weekend or right after. My garden is about 2.5 miles from Lake Michigan and in heavy mostly clay soil so it is cool there until late May almosst every year.

Bryce

Nothing yet. We have been keeping the hens in the run for now unless we are home and my 2 hounds are outside with them. I have plans to set some traps on my father’s property about a 1/4 mile down the road. I have caught a few coyotes there before and am sure fox are running through there too. The more I think about it I do believe it was a fox or k9. The two hawks I have seen around here for a long time are not big ones at all. I don’t believe they could carry my rooster off like that. Never seen an eagle around here so Im ruling that out. Id love to trap in the neighbors field behind my home but my cats have a knack of finding them the hard way.

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When I saw Mr. Jameson’s photo, I didn’t think it would separate so distinctly. I tend to always use up the majority of my oil so I’ve never had a large enough quantity to sit untouched to see.

Which after poking my head out of the rabbit hole of wonder that Tatiana’s photo of oils sent me into, I crawled back towards the original topic lol. I have always wondered about the hairs in the oil sacs too, but have yet to find a definitive answer to satisfy my curiosity.

No Doug that is a hen turkey on its side and that is part of the out stretched wing that has light colored feathers. They dust that way I assume to get the dust under their wings and close to their skin. The feathers are not as prominent under the wings.

knew a guy who was a coyote caller , he would eat some of the younger females shot mid winter , got a taste for it when he served in Korea I guess.