Cooperman

Clockwinger, nice job! I like how it matches the other woodwork. Where did you get the insulation?

Jbell1981, I am not an expert on deer, or trail layout for deer, but I do have a less expensive, and less labor intensive way of clearing trails then the way you have Been doing it. What I use on my 40 acres is a skid steer and a land plane. I’m sure a land plane without a hydraulic scarifier would be much cheaper than renting a forestry muncher. Good luck with whatever you decide to do.

I see Cub has the Master English Muffin toasting bread on sale this week. 2 for $6.00

JBell, forget about the plastic pail. What we did in our old deer camp was to take an old metal folding chair, knock out the seat and mount a toilet seat in place. The first duty for the kids was to dig a hole under the chair, and the last was to fill in the hole. Much more comfortable, and you won’t tip over after having a few drinks.

Check at your local bakery, a lot of bakeries make English muffin bread. Probably even better.

Front line plus. Been using it for years, works great. I just put it on in the evening when the pup is done for the day.

Yikes! read the ingredients. make them from scratch. Many recipes on the web.

If it means we don’t have to eat insects as our main source of protein, I’m in.

Would you rather be signing for a $40-50,000 plus interest loan? I think you will see many more people going this route, I know I will. A more profitable business might be buying and reselling used boat for this purpose. Bruledrifter, great job, and smart decision.

Yes, that is when I usually make it, and for that reason. I didn’t get out much this winter so I caught some right after opener this spring, froze them and made it last week. This recipe really firms up the fish, so I don’t now if it would matter.

I just finished a batch of this recipe last Friday. And I only use 6 cups of sugar and one cup of thunderbird wine. I also brine it in pint jars. I make it at least once a year, usually in the winter with fish I catch ice fishing. I give most of it to friends and family, and everyone loves it. Bobberineyes, it’s a hassle, but you could dump you jars into a large bowl, remove some of the liquid, then replace with straight vinegar. Repack your jars.

Is this a lug nut wrench?....Maybe.

Threaded spaghetti hotdog bites. Simple, easy, and delicious. All you need is ketchup.

Yah, then wash it down with a High Life

That is the same one I have, it’s only the two of us, so the 6 qt is perfect. If you have a large family you might want the 8 qt