Historically, I mean for the last 25 years, when it gets good and warm, like after 20-30 minutes of cutting, it tries to die, you can feather the throttle for another 10-15 minutes but then when it dies it's done until it's cold.
It was getting worse this fall, less than 5 minutes before it...
To a point...
I have gone entire seasons, back to back even, in the Great Deer Desert of Chelan County without seeing a deer of any kind, and that has reduced my desire to hunt to the point where I effectively didn't this year. Yet I've never seen another hunter in the field.
Ok so I tried your method but after letting the dirt paste stay on for almost 2 weeks my green fir sticks rubbed too much off. It doesn't appear to have stained them or adhered to the antlers much at all.
I'm grinding my dirt finer and trying again with more pitch and oil. Does it ever come...
https://washingtonstatestandard.com/2026/10/16/repub/puget-sound-energy-announces-development-of-new-solar-project/
WA is all for "green" energy, but PSE is building this in MT because it would never be approved in WA.
Jeezus... Way too much to process here. I've been trying to wrap up a drywell patch for a month, but I'm on my phone reading this.
I was pretty resigned to this being "my" normal. Maybe I need to rethink that