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I went last weekend and it was pretty good. I had the beef tenderloin medallions, others had chicken critter salads and Amy had the ribs. Everything was good.

Have ya'll seen this pic? Anyone know the origin? I got it in an email along with pics of the big brown bear that circulated a while back that was killed by the Air Force dude in Alaska. It said this pic was a guy who was killed by that bear, which I know is not true. Just wondering if ya'll know an...

This shit just got interesting!

Or even specgod.

David wore them out, we may need to change his name to SPKFVR.

Another of David...

Here is a picture of David after a wade on saturday with his fish...

I kicked off fishing season with a trip to Baffin with DUKFVR, my father-in-law and brother-in-law. We had a great time and caught a few fish, nothing huge but good numbers.

Here is friday's catch...

Mine has chipped on the sharp edges, too. My solution will be to wire wheel the whole thing down this summer and redo it. Then I'll hunt it a year and redo it again. At $7 a coat I can afford to re-apply yearly.

Van, When I say secure the head, I mean the top part of the rag. You secure the top of the rag to the stake, that is what I call the head. I don't use any other heads on mine. I have some of the plastic heads like you use on shell decoys but they are more trouble than they are worth.

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And that includes a buffet style breakfast and lunch, which are both pretty good spreads, and your bird cleaning.

I'm sure most of ya'll saw this already on the Fuge but I like it so much I thought it needs to be added here. Here is how you do it. Disassemble your gun. You will need to clean all the rust and crud off of it. You can use sandpaper, steel wool or scotch brite pads. Scrub it down good. Clean all th...

Doe, it's not so much that they will change directions with the wind, 'cause they won't, as it is the bottom needs to be loose on the stake so they will inflate easier. I taped the bottoms on some of my earlier socks and it works Ok so long as you get the proper amount of slack in it so they will pu...

I tie about 50 an evening without killing myself. When you first get set up it seems like it takes forever but once you get set up you just add a few hundred a year and it's no big deal. I'll probably tie around 600 this season. I lack about 150 to finish the sling I am filling now. As a little side...

Like I said, no big deal for most of you but it may help someone out. Now, let's here it guys. What do ya'll do different? Any other tricks? I'm sure folks have already figured out that you can vary the size shape and attitude of the windsock by the knot placement and staple placement. You just have...

Roll 'em 10 to a bundle and stack 'em on the sling.

Now you've tied a windsock.

Now you secure the head. There are three major ways to do this, strapping tape, hogrings or zipties. To use tape, which is what I show here, you fold the tag end of the rag down and around the stake, wrap the head with tape but don't stick it to the stake and then put a staple thru the tape, rag and...

Now you insert the stake thru the hole between the stapled portion of the rag and the front knot. Slide the stake all the way in and then you make the knot at the head. It is just an overhand knot around the stake. I usually tie mine to where there is around 9-10" of rag above the knot. If you ...