Happy Birthday

God Bless.

In the 50's no one thought that photos of fur bearers were important enough to take photos in my area. I have some glued in my mind but I am the only one who can see them......jk

Sorry Chad no experience with the Still line however we've done well with Husqvarna / Husky products , from chainsaws , weedeaters , push mowers and even a rider .

I'm sure the Still line will be as good a repair shop near by is a important part for when things go south no matter who made it .

Years ago we had an old chevy truck that we only used for work. It was an older truck but still ran good and didnt look bad to see it. It sat a lot and was only used occasonally. It needed some maintenance work oil change/ tune up etc. so I took it to a local garage.

That day I was out in the field working an hour or more away from home and I got a phone call from the mechanic. He was an older man and he started the conversation by reading me the riot act on the phone and using some choice words. I was a bit taken back but listened to him.

Obviously there had been a large mature black rat snake up in that trucks hood interior where there was some insulation. It decided to emerge and hang down as they commonly do after the hood had been open during the repair work.

Those rat snakes love to crawl into those types of tight spots for the radiant heat source they provide and the mice that nest there.

The mechanic was leaning over inside the motor housing changing plugs and felt this thing touching his back and shoulder area. He didnt seem to think much of it at first. I guess he thought it was some insulation that had fallen down. Well it turned out to be that snake and he freaked out.

Too funny to us but he had a great fear for snakes which made the experience even more startling for him. He mentions that experience every now and then to me when I see him.

I'm not an ADC guy, but the wife has had a Maverick for two-ish years, 20,000 or so miles. We are happy with it. For a little "truck", its pretty impressive.

I have no idea what type of racks may be available for it. We get about 30mpg, keeping it 75 or below on the freeway.

A friend has one and tows a small fishing boat with it, he's happy also.

Up in the CO mountains

There was a post on Iowa Trapper Talk back in December that seemed to confirm that he was still living. Sounds like he's not trapping as hard as he used to. I see that Mr Plueger hasn't been on here for a few years.

I'll check again with my former Army Colonel source who has read the shooter's manifesto and his other sources that says the guy is half Arab. There are black Arabs but we'll see.

Do people think that have looney tune wannabes can't talk out of both sides of their mouths at the same time..?

Gonna have to kill that rascal. Can't have no chupacabra breeding with the local coyotes.

Morning gang...47 and sunny, might actually become a nice day, lol

backroadsarcher if you sold one what would you have to have. I'm not asking you to sell one just wondering what price/value you would need to part with one.

I will take a stab at this.The first batch you made with the purchased castor sounds like it was dried and then sent through a food processor. No way of telling where these castors originated from or how they were handled. There for having a different smell than your second batch. I personally do not like to tincture castor if Im making beaver lure. I leave everything at full strength. The amount of drying time will make a big difference in odor also.