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I'm also "experimenting" with some things. I'm in absolutely no way wanting to go in business but I'm searching for things that work local to me. I could be wrong but I have a belief that what may work in Texas or Missouri may be lacking in NE TN. So far in my quest I've found out you better learn how to swim through all the things that come in play in the lure and bait business.

Nothing, she fills her VA every year and wants to hunt bears somewhere different.

Yes, thanks Kelly and Bernie. Did he use mink lure much Kelly?

I found this the other day while looking for the mink lure...

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Always remember getting my first Victor 1 1/2 longspring! Thought I was in the big time then!

Heck smash i talked to my wife and it turnd out to be 7 long guns 3 handguns and enough reloading stuff and ammo there are only walk paths to get through the living room. My floors already sag due to ammo storage area.

Will be interesting to go through and find places to put. I did see a shot shells press in one of the pictures. I have not loaded shot shells ever so that will be something new to look into. It never made economic since to load them as few as I shoot. I dont know what gage it is for or if there are parts to make it different gages. . Honestly the only shot shells loading that made since to me was 410 and 28 due to the higher price of them and they use less components. Always said if I got one of those I would add in the price and reloading set up at the time of purchase.

Geting the gifts are nice. But im more concerned about how my is doing. He is a great guy that is very intelligent.

My kids wife and future grand kids will get all my junk. I never thought about folks that dont have kids. Thats difficult for me to comprehend since everything I have done the last 24 years has been kids first and for their benefit. Definitely a different perspective and things to think about.

Good stuff there, lol

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By Richard P. Thiel

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I wouldn't bother to mow it. Makes good habitat for birds.

Prevention of fire is also why serviceberry, wild plum and American hazel nut are much less common too.

Keith

Right,,,, your credit card account has saved you thousands!