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Agreed with the commentary above. Perhaps we know someone who can help. My father used to work in IT at CBS, I will see if any of his former contacts may have any ideas. Not much of a promising road, but worth checking

Steve, CT law points to CFR Part 175, Subpart B. I assume most states probably do since it's federal regulation. Big duck boat season hasn't hit me yet, but without fail item 1 is the boat plug. I always forget it at least once, usually in the door of the truck. I back the boat in, go to...

Agreed on former comments. I've been hunting fort Kent area since about 2013. It's a long haul from CT, but is always worth it. I've hunted Rangley area, and while scenic, there were way too many hunters. Go far out. Go to the north Maine woods. November might be a bit cold, we usually go...

Yes they told me Sudan, not sure how it's different than sorghum. And yes they cut it for "hay." Looks like it's regrowing again, so maybe for deer. I'm hoping the geese land in it even just to access the corn. It's about 3" again

Sadly no dove season here in CT, but good to hear that something will chomp down on it

The farmers who lease the field I hunt have switched half the acreage (30 total) over to Sudan grass for cattle. With ever warming winters the nephew thinks this is a better idea (the aunt thinks they need to stay corn). Anyways, how will this affect the hunting? Deer, ducks, geese? Anyone hunt...

Curious what the story is here. Joe's does a bankes not still own bankes? Father, son, relative? I know next to nothing about the company's history

I heard someone in Newfoundland or out that way was almost buying it, with a retailer in michigan. I guess that deal fell though

Kris, Looking to upsize to a 17 boat blind of some sort or similar. I saw a DW ALF17 on Sunday but it was uglier than I wanted it to be, and the price wasn't in line with its condition. Hence the thinking, if I can find something I'll snap it up, but it's hit or miss it seems. I don't have...

Thinking about selling my 2002 Duckwrangler 15. Motor is a 99 Suzuki DF40 with 150 hours. Oil, gear oil, impeller changed annual. New rectifier installed last year. 2002 load rite trailer, LED lights on poles. New blind made in 2020 (with removable lid), new motor cover in 2021. Has a 2020...

Gift it to me in CT, then I'll sell it back to you for a decoy. Problem solved

I tried the goose prosciutto last year and it sucked! Tasted like raw goose fish flesh after following the recipe. I threw it in the 0F freezer for 9 months, took it out at thanksgiving to give it a shot, and it was magically the best thing ever. My family got a whole prosciutto, half of them...

And the usual Spickgans- no photos

It's a masterbuilt 1050. It's a gravity fed charcoal grill. Temp range is 150-700, can be loaded with chunks of wood to add smoke, I've run it with all wood but not as effective as a mix of coal and chunks. I love the thing. For cold smoking I use. A pellet tube, but I've been looking at using a...

Modified version of Hank shaws recipe, combo with another book I have.

Sure are! 120mm I believe. I actually bought them by mistake, but then figured they would be nice for slicing for sandwiches. Been meaning to make a mortadella (with pork, not waterfowl) but might wait until after we return from our trip in Italy this April before I undertake that.

Yes it's 1/3 pork belly! I already stashed them in the deep freezer but I have a smoker pic! Well, a lot of them, they wouldn't all fit.

Made a boatload of braunschweiger (36lbs) this year from the hearts, livers, and gizzards of the season's catch. Should keep the kids fed with sandwich meat for 15 weeks in the slices. Another 22lbs in smaller links for the various outings we embark on during the off season. Happy to share the...

Ducks were blind back then. After 400 years of being shot they finally put their Rx glasses on like the rest of us [wink]

Looks like the one Babich has listed in the classifieds