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For older dog joint lubrication, try glucosamine from cvs. It's essentially dasaquin, but cheaper. It works great for hip issues. I started mine on dasaquine per vet instructions, then switched over to glucosamine. Your dog seems a bit young to be needing it. Regaring Lyme, there are now...

Two Gudgel [bumper] Launching Systems with three bumpers for retriever training. This system screws into the choke threads of a 12-ga shotgun and uses 44-cal blanks to propel the bumper. I purchased both systems used about 10 years ago, but never used them. All of the parts appear to be...

Good observation about the landing gear. It must come down in a hurry, cause they did land shortly after flying over. I took that photo with a point and shoot camera. A co-worker on the roof with a digital SLR and zoom lens took much better pics. NYer's get ready for the Enterprise to...

Perks of living in the big city

Scott, Check out what Hobie (Hobiecat.com) did to stabilize a kayak for sailing. Their outriggers fold in and are removable.

Dave, don't you just love ingenuity. That's why my next boat might just be a Hobie Adventure Island. not for duck hunting, just summertime fun. http://www.hobiecat.com/kayaks/mirage/adventure-island/ John, I've tried the Mokia. Had to do it. I sold it shortly after i bought it. It's...

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Dave, make sure the inside of female end is free of unnecessary metal from cripping on the cap. the prongs on some caps can be too long if you're working with thin canvas. if it's clogged with metal, then a slight squeeze of the female part should do the trick, of even the male part for...

Greeentops in Ashland?

you've definately got a way with words. That's a compliment.

Davey, have you tried a whale tail on the motor. I've seen many displacement hull sneak boxes with fins on their motors to try and solve the very issue you have. I believe the answer though is, the boat just wasn't meant to go that fast. and on a lighter note...

Good stuff. I'll look this weekend.

Thanks for all the response and suggestions. I have to assume that the fuel was E10 as I bought it at the local Shell. I did some quick research about ethanol and plastic tanks. iBoats suggests that ethanol doesn't degrade plastic tanks and they even suggest staying away from aluminum...

Like a dummy I let the gas sit in my Honda outboard all summer. Motor runs, but idles way down every 5 to 8 seconds or so then picks back up. Much better since I added new gas to the old 1 gal left in the tank. Three Honda service depts say carb and fuel system need dismantling and cleaning...

I've been contemplating buying the L'il Mac decoy anchor mold but wasn't sure if it would self unwind when dropped overboard due to the narrow opening near the foot. anyone use this mold? (5th from bottom) http://www.lilmacmolds.com/A-Series_Molds.html [url]

that's an unbelieveable video! i'd like to know how they got a few of those shots.

Phil, I bought the canon 60D. i had to have the flip out lcd screen. also love the instant results of a digital. that will certainly help my learning curve on exposure setting. i used to dabble around with a film slr many years ago. had to wait a week just to see if your slides came out...

..what Dave said and don't cool them in water. Also, consider selling your ingots and buying the ready-made straps anchors.

thanks for the suggestions guys. I bought a DSLR yesterday. i don't plan to use it on duck hunts until after many photo hunts on dry land in in my boat. I'm not just looking to take photos of the hunt.

thanks for the input guys. The pelican case is a great idea...and the camera raincoat too. I decided on an D-SLR. I plan to use it on more than just duck hunts. If I take some decent pics, i'll post em up.