Recent content by Noah Shaver

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    February workbench

    Update on the place for my workbench to go: We finished up the brick veneer between the weather events. Only brick that is left are the columns on the porch and a well house. HVAC is done, plumbing is done, electrical is 90% done. My friend does commercial HVAC for a living so he and I did the...
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    January Workbench

    @Don Mintz similar story for me as well. I am a young fella, I wasn't alive in the 80's fur boom, but there was a little burst in the fur market in the early 2010's for 3 years or so. In 2012 I was a freshman in high school and didn't even have my drivers license yet. I started trapping that...
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    January Workbench

    There has been a little fur market resurgence on beaver in the past couple three years, but it is starting to dwindle back down now. The widely popular TV show Yellowstone had everyone going to buy a cowboy hat, so beaver felt for making the hats was in high demand. Trappers trapped beaver and...
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    January Workbench

    My workbench has looked a bit different lately
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    Winter is here. Who’s hunting?

    Great pics guys, this weather looks to have been favorable to all!
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    Building a big pole barn....

    Tod, I'm not familiar with material or building prices in your area, but I can always guarantee you can do it cheaper, and get a better final product, doing it yourself
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    New Decorations

    Yes sir, from a few years back
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    New Decorations

    Meet me in Texas and we will go get you one
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    New Decorations

    Don, the ducks I posted on this thread are mottled ducks, I don't have any good up close pictures of the Mexican ducks we shot. The mottleds will have variations in speculum color from deep blue to a bright turquoise color, really just depends on the duck. Most lean towards the blue end of the...
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