gas simmers very well if you have good range and distance from the burner , the up side is you can easily raise a pan above a flame not so easy with a contact based electric burner.

eclectic has on and off and it is high but for a short duration

now if you want to have some control induction cook tops are nice , but also require the right pans, I have a separate induction hot plate
because it heats the pan through pulsing magnetic fields , the pulse can vary quite quickly to compensate for the over or under temp.
most also have a temp sensor that measures the under side for the pan temperature and adjusts every few seconds for the temp with shorter or longer pulse times.

it is still an on or off digital thing but the variability is much greater

No. Not a clue

I posted the new Canadian tariffs. Not on that list.

^^^ Mr. high roller here can afford ketchup!

In this case I think he searched “ gayest bobber “

Thanks. Looks like a good concept but agree with yall's experience.

They can share Marinade secrets together.

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Congratulations on your best bow kill buck. Sounds like a great hunt that could not have worked out any better unless it ran to your truck.

Thanks guys. I ended up ordering Crossbow and Tordon along with a new hose for my ATV sprayer since mine somehow got chopped in half. We'll see how it does!

unfortunately they made hunting with the aid of an aircraft against the rules here.

you might have thought that already being in the rule book like 40+ years ago strange

but then Grandpa started telling hunting stories and you realize why it was a rule

next corner down from his farm they had a WWII pilot with a loud speaker on the wing strut he was still flying when I was a kid crazy old guy probably a crazier young guy, he had a hanger/garage and he would just take off from the road , he lived on the corner so he had the perfect take off direction in either wind, they had lowered all the road sings so that his wing would clear , just lower the sign and cut the post short , the county didn't apparently mind that much . he quit flying in the early 90s and the county put up new signs and they never got lowered again. he would call down where the fox were running as he flew low over the wooded areas

the ground crews would get the instruction and tear across the frozen hay fields to intercept in cars running a driver door gunner or rather passenger window gunner configuration.

the M37 shotgun was a favorite , just keep it topped off in-between the action

I never got around to asking him before he passed if they also ran a backseat gunner on the Drivers side I surmise not because of how he talked about 2 door coops mainly and shooting the antenna off the year they moved it to the passenger side , getting a face full of oil.

they ran almost all dodge back then , his friend was a dodge dealer so they all had Chryslers , Plymouth , Dodge


anyone know what model mopar had a passenger side antenna in 1950 he said 50 but all the pictures I see of 1950 have a driver side antenna so maybe he was off on the year by a couple.
I expect he was mostly done with this activity by 1956 but it might have actually gone on a couple more years. till he had more kids than just my mother.