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Harvest numbers are calculated using hunter intercepts and statistics. From year to year, the numbers can jump all over the place. If you look are year-to-year changes, it will leave you laughing or scratching your head. The most important thing is to look at the trends over time. That is...

Brad, do you expect any significant changes in seasons and bag limits? I read this as liberal again. But I no longer have the can, scaup and pintail models handy.

A bear who likes close-ups!

I think we’re still stuck on whether it’s AA or Aa.

Sure looks like a cool idea.

DWalt needs to get into the lawnmower business! THey have Craftsman, and have had no problems. My neighbors brother has Toro and highly recommends that brand. Seems like there are a lot of choices.

I need to ask my neighbors what brand they have. I know the one set of batteries works with the mower, weed trimmer and blower. They are very happy with it.

Cool little tractor! Is that pully on the front a PTO ?

oh sure, come in here and wreck the thread. you were supposed to post "A". we cant have any fun around here.

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Watching! My next mower and weed eater will definitely be electric. Though my weed eater is about 15 years old and shows no sign of dying. Mowers these days seem to last about 5 years before they rust out.

My approach to trout fishing in Wayne and Lackawanna Counties PA was to put up with opening day crowds and then fish parts of the streams no one else bothered with. Never had much competition after about May 1st.

Looks like a sculling hull. Where did you find her?

WOW!!! What a cool presentation! Fred, you are quite the artist!

I seem to remember Yukon Mike talking about this, it seems like, at least in certain areas, non-citizens did need guides for big game. But that could be only for limited draw species. Wonder what Mike is up to these days??

Common names can be misleading. True balsa is a tropical tree. True cottonwood is a western species. Some people call tulip poplar cottonwood. And it’s not a true poplar!

Can you easily find tune up parts for these vintage motors?

If you are sucking in air, I think the issue would be the motor is too high, versus wrong angle or too close to the transom. Is the cavitation plate at least an inch or two below the bottom of the hull? Hopefully others will jump in!

My grandfather worked in the mines in the far northeast end of of the Anthracite Belt, in Vandling PA. He died of black lung at 54. He made sure none of his sons, my dad or uncles, ever stepped foot in a coal mine.

Welp, didnt know that! Learn something new about my home state every day!!!