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Used to set up a few human sillouette targets in the yard and call the boys over.:ninja: Got a lot of looks from the locals when they passed by until I finally got a 3-d target.

What is it July there on the island already.....what's all that green stuff. Another good one buckee:)

Great shots Steve! Don't feel bad....the critters around here ignore me too. BTW.... nice shed as well.

Great shot Mike! Found its twin here the other day while out hiking my little town, blowing snow and all.:camera: Old story claims the town Dr. hung himself from it back in the 1800's. Maybe a little history behind yours as well.

Great collection and nice set, love the matching droptines. Congrats

Yeah Paul, my father has had the same pair for 6 years and never had a problem. He stands rolled newspaper in them for support when he's not using them so they don't flop over and crack. I've yet to look for my receipt. I'm sure it's here somewhere.

Happy Birthday Ruth!:camera: Have a great day!:eat:

Never OWNED a bow model I didn't like but have shot plenty of them. Did plenty of spec compairisons and hands on before ever purchasing what I was looking for in a bow. Started with PSE, went on to Mathews, Hoyts, Bear, and now back to PSE. Who knows what the future will hold for me. Shoot as many as you can that fit your criteria, then narrow down the field to which fits your personal budget and hunting style best.

Wow, great to see that buck survived. What a dandy!

Nice pics John, what do ya think.....another week or so before your mowing the lawn.

Great stuff guys!

Happy Birthday Dan. Lifes like a roll of toilet paper...it goes quicker the closer you get to the end.

What a great antler to start your season with. Looks like you'll have a few more waiting for ya soon. Good luck with the match and the rest of them.

Had to ask Dave the same thing, he told me that was a sycamore Steve.

An old friend of mine dry fired one at Dicks Sporting Goods. It sounded like a bow thrown at a display rack nocking everything off the shelf when it lunged from his hand.:jaw: This was before they locked them of course. After they ripped him a new one and told him he was lucky he didn't break it, they just hung it back on the rack like nothing had happened.:1eye:

Love 'em Dave, great photos! When's that wildlife calander coming out?

Few options if I'm reading this correct. Have run across some real nightmares under kitchen sinks. Just gotta use your noodle sometimes. Maybe one of these suggestions will cure your problem. 1- you may be able to install your P-trap backwards, this will give you an extra 3/4"- 1". 2- don't use the disposal elbow that comes with the unit- get yourself a 1 1/2" end outlet disposal waste to connect the disposal directly to your opposite bowls drain and the straight side right to the disposal (this will keep your existing trap heigth the same as it is now.) 3- run a seperate drain as you mentioned- just be sure to trap it somewhere. Let me know if you need more help- I'm probably better at pictures than explaining by type.

Bought a pair of Burlys back in October from Cabelas. Recently they began leaking at the top front of the ankle. First the right then the left. Crossing a creek today noticed they had both cracked wide open about 1/2" long on both boots took on a lot of water. Really not sure what would have caused this in a 4 month period other than normal wear and tear under every day use. This is my 2'nd pair that's cracked in the same spot out of the 2 I've owned. Maybe I walk funny. Has anyone else had a similar problem with them or any experience dealing with LaCrosses customer service. Not sure I have the receipt any more, would think Cabelas may have a record of it?

That is a nice one buckee. I'm half tempted to say prettier than a whitey horn! Great find.

Doesn't Vancouver need some snow real soon for the olympics. I got some cheap.

Great photos Kyle! Cash sure is a happy little dude.

You're picking up some awesome antlers so far. WTG on #4 Stones!

Good job:clap:

My father had touching squares at the end of the half for $100 then hit the final for $5000. Some folks have all the luck.:pop: