ttt,


Jedi

ttt,


Jedi

weasels and squirrels did amazing today at action

If you can get large ones for under $20.00 each thats a great buy, if you can get smaller ones for under $15.00 thats also a great buy.

But for me I would say a large tail is 10 inch's long by 5 inch's wide to the base of the tail, thats what I need for most of my wallets I make

"Is the US creeping towards a 3% inflation regime?"

Maybe

Same, OH is a page and a half.

So old, retired people are to blame?

https://x.com/Bobby_LaVallley/status/2034003528516051016?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E2034039948060348843%7Ctwgr%5E8998ddc32c8b5e0e6fe12dbaf5cf5574ac57969e%7Ctwcon%5Es3_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Ftexaspolitics.com%2F2026%2F03%2F18%2Fresurfaced-james-talarico-video-on-meat-consumption-draws-republican-backlash%2F

Pending

The cousin that I mentioned is a guy with a husband, with an adopted daughter. Go figure. Don't see him much.

You want 36" if you can get it, a narrow 36" is better than a wider 35", after 36" you gain more with width than you do with length. And if you are doing a small cat that won't hit 36", you absolutely want to hit 32" if possible. Eric said several years ago, a 32" cat you can make a sleeve out of, if it is under 32" it is relegated to trim.

Yeah, I go by the cat myself. Try it hit 36", only a very few of mine won't make 36", after that, width is the bonus. I do them as wide as they want to go, without losing length. Out to about 9 1/4". I don't generally stretch cats wider than that. They don't look right, and they don't have a belly wider than that anyways. But I had one about fifteen years ago that I always wished I would have weighed. I made a new board to fit that cat on, 56" long and 10" wide.

Happy Birthday!!