I have a friend who's dad was gifted an electric that is new in box , he hasn't used it in years it is till new in box so I am getting that to test with.

My brother is all about his pellet but had an electric for years.

My dad has been wood/charcoal he does a lot more fish than anything else , I am running on his old smoker right now with a patch

way back my dad had a LP

this is also a little market research although yall aren't my target audience , my target audience is looking for simplified ways to get good eating.
so, simple easy to follow instructions to cook things in ways they haven't maybe thought to do , honestly anything I get paid for is marketing recipes for friends that sell at farmers markets mainly.
if they can get good eats at home without huge effort they will spend some of their going out to eat budget on good local meat.

show someone a recipe that looks good with some pictures of the food , clear instructions and they are more likely to buy and try it the product.
If they like it they become repeat customers. that is the goal , honest good product with a little help to make it well so that they enjoy it and come back.

I am in no way trying to write for pit masters , I am writing for suburban mothers who want to feed their families good and healthy food. they are the ones most likely to buy at a farmers market.

Probably be a lot less 110’s and 1.5’s sitting around in peoples sheds next fall! I know I’ll be busting em out if things seem to hold, probably some even if things dampen a bit. Happy trapping! ScottW

TTT. Last time up and then back on the book shelf for another year.

Good dealing with texas Phil

Thank you

When I was killy fishing I once had a dream that I caught 40 quarts and they were in the boxes ready to go.....when I woke up I said to myself, great!, I don't have to go today, got 40 quarts....

I was very disappointed to finally realize it was just a dream... .

A flattened castor mound isn't always a beaver...

Had randy make 2 tri-fold billfolds for me i just got them in the mail Monday awesome looking and craftsmanship is outstanding. Iam sure me and my grandson will get years of use out them.if your on the fence of having something made dont wait you won't be disappointed!!!

Cheap easy way to overcome is dry fire with both eyes open. Muscle memory is a powerful thing.

I used to have some of the stop-loss #1 Northwoods square Jaw coils. Still have a bunch of #1 square jaws also. The correct replacement springs have the end of the spring that goes across the levers.

We sure need some rain around here! If we're lucky enough to get rain this weekend, it won't slow down our rendezvous at all. I think a few locals might just go out and dance in it!

that with an 5-10 inch barrel suppressed would be @#$%^&*()_ awesome

the 9mm AR runing 147subs 5 inch barrel 8 inch can, you can not hear the gun fire from 100 yards away standing next to a running vehicle a factory f150 with normal exhaust idling not like a loud vehicle.

on a dead still night it is a clack nose like the pin on the gate just dropped. closing the tail gate of the old truck makes more noise. totally hearing safe

the 45 would let you run 230gr factory ammo or reloads even +P stuff and be well below the sound barrier

with a good high volume 46 cal can you are going to have a semi auto hoginator and never even wake the wife up shooting in the yard at 02:00

you will probably need a custom buffer setup , as heavy as you can get it so that your ejection is like 4-5 feet out on the ground.
they feel a little weird with that much reciprocating mass that far back in the gun but it shoots real soft. and sort of bumps forward with negative recoil when the bold closes.

And some young folks think life is so tough.

Reminds me of something Paul Harvey said some years ago. A son said to his father, "Dad, tell me again about how far you had to walk across the room to change the channel on the TV."