My most favorite actor with Sean in Red October. Among the best movies ever made that I enjoy.

RIP , Sam.

" I would have liked to live in Montana ..."

I was on a road trip with a friend. We stopped at a diner, I ordered a portabella burger. My buddy say "that sounds good, I'll have one too". When our lunch was served. First words out of his mouth after the first bite, " where's the beef"? We just chuckled ... Burger?? was still good.

Mushrooms aren't a substitute for meat, but they sure are good with meat!

Good deal done with GUK, met a real friendly guy!!

How much CRP has ND lost in the last 40 years? ND does have it's share of coyotes, but to me it always has.

D.C. Waldorf google him

I’m starting to pare down my collection of traps since it will be awhile before I can use them and somebody else might as well enjoy them.
Mixed bag 4- 4coil and 6- 2coil. Each has 3 swivels and a bit of extra chain. I like em tight! $160 PLUS SHIPPING or they can be picked up in Hebron Ne.You guys know what they look like and if you want pics you can pm me. They are very lightly used but have been in storage for about 5 years.
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I have a 3D Printer that can print 12x11.25x12 and got thinking about designing and printing some boxes for trapping mostly marten but I am sure they can work for other animals. They'd be made of a material that can withstand UV rays and the heat/cold well. Not sure if anyone tried this yet or how well it works haha. There is a material being sold that has wood in it so theres an idea for material smell

Sharon, if you can master year round morel harvesting, you'll make one ton of money! Let me know!

Pete, you are incredibly organized and everything you're talking about sounds wonderful!!!

I've watched research people move into biopolitical positions. Most don't seem to like it. However, only way to move up. IMHO researchers sometimes lose the understanding that ADFG is a wildlife management agency, not a research facility. Research that has management value should be prioritized.

My attic fan keeps me alive in the summer, If it get's to be too much, I go to the library and read T-Man. LOL

Can't remember the name of the stove, Swiss made, I think, maybe Jotel? Porcelain coated Cast Iron, and had a single door across the wider than deep front. The glass was in strips and as it got hot the seems would open and the glass would bow out and effectively open the draft so it got hotter still, then the strips would break, and run full blast till he could replace them. The glass was special, they claimed, and cost him a fortune for each strip.

My Timberline, which I love, was installed Dec '78, has double solid doors, but it came with a screen insert. You open the doors wide and the screen would fill the opening for viewing. Only used a couple of times as the wide open front sucked any hot air out of the house and up the flue, and incinerated the firewood waaaay too fast to suit a guy that cut his own wood.

BTW: I looked sat the price of the stove shown above, $3,400!!!!! CRAP I haven't been keeping track of such things for a lot of years. My stove was about $600, with the flue, brick wall, quarry tile deck etc, about doubling that. Worked so well! I shut down the furnace early dec '78, pilot light and all I figured that it was paid for in a couple of years.

Funny story: The winter I installed it, the gas co meter readers were on strike, and when they finally settled the next spring and went back to work, I was awakened one Sun am by a meter reader with a cop in tow. They wanted to check my meter for sabotage, because my gas consumption was so low. ROTFLMAO!!!

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