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The only solution to this “problem” is to treat piracy as it has been treated throughout its history; AS A CAPITAL OFFENSE. There is no excuse for leniency. Allow no safe harbor. Allow no safe passage. Allow no compromise. Hunt them down and kill them. Treat them like the vermin they are...

Yea I got a story. I can't wear em out but I sure can out grown em. .

What do you use? How about concrete sealer, the stuff from the big box store? .

We love new shop photos...got any???? .

Does anyone remember the Jimmy Robinson story about the "Silver Cans"? What a classic! .

Why don't you try and start a show? I don't know what all would be involved but I sure there are folks here that could answer many of your questions. .

http://www.lovelessboots.com/custom_boots.html Check out the Elephant hide hunting boots. I know a man who owns a pair of hunting boots made by these folks. If you can justify the spend these will be the last pair you will ever have to purchase. .

Sorry for your loss Dutch. Prayers sent. .

Excellent, glad to hear the good news. Best wishes. .

I have hunted the Tennessee River near Cleveland. Beautiful country. .

I ain't skerd....I'm lazy! .

Bill, I drafted the pattern by looking at the original. The bodies are 13 1/2" long, 4" high, 8" wide. The tail is made of 1/4" hardboard. It protudes 2" from the cork. .

Unfortunatly the heads are hollow but I have a secret weapon.... .

Several years ago I purchased a few dozen decoys from Pete Hilliard of New Jersey. I really like his rendition of divers. He uses (used) black cork and Hearter's Model 72/73 heads. I saw the decoy heads in a sales flyer from Cabelas for 88 cents a few months ago, so I purchased 2 dozen. I got...

Glad to hear you are home. and encouraged. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. .

I recall seeing a guy at the skeet range shooting an old 1100 years ago. He had an empty shell box rigged over the ejection port to catch the empties. It was temporary and effective. He would take the empties out of the box after each station. I don’t recall how he rigged it up but it didn’t...

Happy sanding...now go and wax that truck!!! .

Best wishes for tomorrow... .

Ben, I see that Eric hasn't answered so I'll butt in. Those are turning tools (gouges, skews, parting tools etc.) used with the Oliver lathe in the picture. I have heard that some mere mortals try and get by with as few as 5 or 6.........he he he he. .