Writing a letter. Sharpening a hoe with a flatbastard file. Hoeing strawberries. Clean skinning and putting up beaver. Making a fire in the wood stove with kindling. Making meals from scratch and then sitting down with your family to eat them.

Wish I had one like that living in my shed. Great shot!

foxkidd44 ,
A quick search online will show you serpentine belt tools for sale. A lot of them are sets of multiple pieces to adjust the tool longer , shorter , offset , on an angle or whatever to get the tool to fit the car/engine. The one you rented , as you said , it was too long. Not made for your car.

Found a vid with a bit of info. The guy is able to get a 6"? flex head 3/8" breaker bar on it , but very hard and tricky. It will take some work to get a breaker bar in there , poking with a long screwdriver to get it place will help. Might take a few minutes to get it lined up and in the square ratchet hole.

Best parts of the video for you ,
2:40-3:30 and 5:53-6:25

When I set traps for coyotes, I pack the dirt outside the jaws with a hammer and nothing moves when I’m done. Inside the jaws and under the pan he can use fiberfill, or a product called an under all, or a pan cover. Most of the time I use a heavy screen that goes over the pan but under the jaws. Same with fox.

It is real. An entire forest with white oak.

It is called ' Constitution Grove '

Only for repair of the world's oldest but still commissioned naval vessel.

I think and hope it is not going to happen.

So..... how did you catch em?

Telephone lines, powerlines, railroad, etc. more power than all but the dnr. I try to find a way to make it all come out and cost them dollars in some way shape or form!

Well, we must acknowledge the fact that the Department has had some excellent results with transplants. Consider Kodiak, here the introduction of Sitka Blacktails and Rocky Mountain goats has been a smashing success, and the benefits to both Alaskans and the Department itself, (think licenses and non-resident permits). Then there are the many elk and moose introductions that have also been successful and appreciated by many. And of course, the bison that are currently hunted and would be a dream hunt for most. And musk ox are once again seen and hunted in traditional areas that were void of musk ox for decades, until successfully re-introduced by the Department.
So while the recent introduction of Wood Bison might not be everybody's cup of tea, and there are many other issues the Department could allocate resources to, those funds and how they get spent is a very complex process, and with such a diverse set of wants and needs out there and the pie getting cut into so many pieces, it's unlikely everyone will be happy.
We could get into predator control....but that's another topic!

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Nice Fanny pack for sure!

My son plays league hockey and knows the game and said that was a non issue and never made one difference on the out come of the game either.