Great Grandfather

Greetings from the heart of Montana 61_ with a high around 90 our breeze is out of the SE at 16 mph with gusts up to 26 mph the humidity is 34 % under partly cloudy skies for another great day in Montana !

Enjoy your day and Stay Safe out there even if you don't want to ha ha !

Detailed preparation = high odds of success!

Ive noticed alot of yellow mustard in hayfields in my area iam not sure why never used to see it in hayfields before.

Still available

I don't doubt he does. Especially if you got those neat guns we're not allowed. Many of us grew up that way without the conferate flag and lone star brew.

There's some questionable things that have transpired recently that I don't entirely understand. While it could be good and soeed up independence the old fashioned way I'm not entirely sure what to figure.

TTT2 SOLD!!!!

I always mix with well water, but I've added creek water, ditch water, and even coffee before, when that was what I had. Almost anything is better than no coolant.

No experience with bears but that one looks like it has not missed many meals

My guess is 250-300# but that is just a wild guess

Putting this one on my list. sounds like a good time. Hoping to sneak up to Escanaba as well and fish the little bay denoc while i'm up..

I think the label says Burbank Lures? I remember seeing quite a few sold throughout the years....cool idea and certainly unique.
A buck each? That was a good sum of money back in the day...the wooden container alone would be a large expense in any time period.
Cool find.

Very few loggers I have been around had missing fingers. Most just wore out. There were a few equipment operators that might be older. Other than that, it was rare to see someone over 40. I lasted until my early 50s and was usually the oldest man on the crew for the last 15 years of my working life. It was very athletic and that is a young man's game. There is an old saying about working on the rigging, "Run in for your job, run out for your life".
In those old pictures you see more older guys than later on. That had a few more jobs for worn out loggers before things got more mechanized. Now it is completely mechanized. Everything I knew how to do is obsolete.