A set of cable cutters is lighter than a stake puller
And a lot quicker

Nephew why are you sucking up to Canadians? What is next ? Mexican only smoker 4th of July BBQ? You are either hitting the whiskey when no one is watching. OR you gave it up. Either one go back to the old you !!!
Please don't post a pic with you carrying a pink stock rifle with flowers and unicorn stickers on it.........

Good morning 53 and clear

Don't necessarily have to have it up front to pay cash. In 2014 I bought a loaded silverado LTZ for zero percent on 60 months. Traded my 2011 in and got 24,000 trade in. Financed 36,000. So basically paid cash over 60 months. My wife bought herself a brand new GMC yukon in 2022 because she wanted it. She traded her 2014 buick enclave in and never looked back. Best vehicle I have EVER driven or rode in. About 4 months later she said she was tired of me driving it all the time and handed me the money market check book. Said go fix that. So I came home with a 2022 LTZ silverado. Unless either is in an accident don't see me trading again soon.

I doubt your friend expected anything so by giving what you had I would say it was a good trade for both.

Might gift him some more eggs in the future, you would still be on the better end

If there is no tag with the ashes I would just put them in a nice and quiet place in the woods and let them be.

Unless you can trace that RV you found them in back to the previous owner, you may never figure out who they belong to

FYI my MIL was cremated. The tag was attached to her body (no idea how, maybe a string?) and when FIL got ashes back the tag was attached to the bag where it was tied up.

What beavers lack in mange mites they make up in fleas.

I meant the lower back legs. The achilies would produce short sinew and probably be more work than the lower leg tendons or backstrap. (any tendon can be used to make sinew, it's just the amount and length that varies.)

Kish75 post (Vertical Fleshing Beam) got me thinking of my beam and how I settled on a Horizontal Fleshing Beam.
I'm in my mid 70's age wise and have fleshed vertical, reaching upward and fleshing downward. Also fleshed with beam angled on frame, bent over and fleshing downward. I've fleshed both ways for many years.

18-20 years ago, I visited friend Randy Mohn, Bradford County, Pa. and he showed me his fur shed. Randy had back problems. His beam was mounted horizontal, so he had less stress on lower back while fleshing. That made sense to me.
Next weekend, I built a small 'fur table' to mount a homemade Horizontal Beam.

I do like a horizontal beam.
I keep moving hide towards me as I flesh, meaning less leaning or reaching.

Horizontal Beam & small fur table-


I measured how high my stomach was from floor so when I built table I could get end of beam same height as my stomach-


I made a slot for beam to fit into. This makes taking in down in the off season easy-


L- braces prevent wobble-


Horizonal beam also becomes fur holder or some place to sit your beer-




This is my setup. Just showing another option to flesh.

Hope this is your last time and you heal quickly

This could really help with miles and gas expense. Thanks.

yep, !!!!!!!, same guy, just older, new computer