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I enjoyed high school and where I grew up. Out class was small and fairly tight knit except for a few. It doesnt seem long ago at all to me. Wife is from the same area so we get back to her folks’ house fairly often as it’s just a couple hours. Our 25 is in a month and Im looking forward to it. I haven't had Facebook in years so i have no idea what people are doing or what they look like except for a few. My best friend growing up and I still talk often and he keeps me informed of parents of classmates that die, along with a couple classmates. Death seems to be the only new news anymore.

Just had a another big storm roll thru.

Lots of flooding. I had an inch of water in my basement because I didn't hear the sump pump alarming soon enough.

People were kayaking down the flooded roads.

It's going to take at least a week to clean up the thick of the storm damage. Probably a couple more months to get the rest of it.

The town Sheetz had at least 8 inches of water flowing thru the gas pump area.

Fire Dept. is working over time pumping out basements and one water rescue.

I live in a big powdered metal manufacturing town and most of the plants are shut down because of the water on the floor.

Skunk for me. I get excited end of summer to hunt skunk. don't get to trap much of them since by time the season is here they are not around much. Castor is a second. Most people think I'm crazy that I like the skunk smell.

I have my trapping license for Illinois and Wisconsin. Am going to trap a few weekends this year in Wisconsin and was wondering if anyone knows this answer. Can I put both tags for both states on the same trap? I have enough traps for both locations to have separate tags but not enough beaver traps Ill be using those between states. BTW I only use my DNR # on the traps and all land is private.

Looking to add a few more traps to the collection this year. I currently have 6 Bridger #2 dogless 2 coil offset. I want to keep with that style, I really like the dogless, easy to set and not much fuss. I've noticed the legs get tore up pretty good and was looking at the laminated ones. I guess the questions are, 1. will the laminated/modified traps not tear up the legs as much? (want to do some paws on fur this year) 2. do I spend the extra money on 4 coil also? 3. Do i get a mix of them for different sets? My trap lines are small. Last year only set 6 for coyote and fox. This year I have 2 locations I'm trapping. First location is the same as last year and will set about 12. Other location will be a ways away so cant have both lines out at the same time and will be weekend only with about 6 there.

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Gold just sits there. It does not produce anything, aside from storage costs. It is a store of value that fluctuates with inflation, but in the very long term, it simply (roughly) matches inflation. When it spikes up high, and starts getting pumped by investment advisors, that's the time to sell it. When it plummets in value, far below its inflation adjusted historical value, that is the time to buy (if there ever is a time to buy it).

No, I’ve never had a neophobic reaction with my Brownings. During some testing sessions I’ve had coyote work a test set 6’ from a camera and 5’ above ground. Most of my testing distances were 15’-25’ from the camera.

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The original Barnes X and XLC (blue meanies) had some expansion issues. The TSX/TTSX/LRX are a completely different experience. The latter all had excellent accuracy and performance across a broad band of chambering at various velocities. They were stone cold killers.

Hello I am looking to buy some #0 long springs or jump traps trying to setup a young boy to trap gophers let me know what you have Thanks

I use about the same as Marty. Always works good.

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