We have an old, now retired 12x12 Cabelas Alaknak that is functional but leaks a little. Unfortunately we are a few states away from you. Including the wood stove, I would think $200 is fair, basically its whats worth anything to most people. Not worth shipping or fuel for the distance. Also...
I rented a house with a front yard full of dandelions which the landlords battled constantly. We had a tight wood fence separating it from the backyard. The backyard had zero dandelions. Then they replaced that old wood fence with a chainlink fence. Next year the backyard was full of...
My 2017 now has 212k. Seems like once they get that many miles, the price just kinda hovers til it breaks 300k. Knock $5k off for every 100k miles. I would buy another 4th gen that wasnt abused without a thought.
The 2A only covers the stamped, serial numbered receiver!!! A gun just needs that to function therefore everything else is not a gun, so not covered under the 2A, has no rights, and those "privileged" parts can be 100% restricted. Makes complete sense. Please pay your taxes, fees, and sign...
Exactly. It would only appease the anti-hunters out here by doing a sow restriction if we get lucky enough to have a spring season. Our bear numbers are beyond plentiful. If it got to the point where their numbers couldnt handle an open spring/fall season, the total take could be reduced...
My thoughts exactly.
Id guess its going to be 5-10 years of data. The threat to losing bear hunting all together though is very real. The anti-hunting, bear lover groups took this move as crossing a red line in lala land. Expect them to use ballot box biology to further their agenda.
Yes spot and stalk only. No baiting. No dogs. We haven't reached the quota since they outlawed hunting with dogs. They are hoping this help but I will bet it will still fall short.
Good news is our seasons are long, and bears are plentiful if you have time to spend in the right places...
Yes absolutely no pressure treated wood!! Use all stainless steel hardware with nylon washers or aluminum pop rivets as needed. Keep a good sacrificial anode on the boat or motor.
@WapitiBob nice work on your floor. Exactly what I did. Noticed the additional angled AL for support - thats...
When I restored my 1979 starcraft, I used 3/4" regular ply. Sealed it in 3 coats of epoxy, over drilled all holes and filled with epoxy, then drilled again so no wood is ever exposed. It's a 20+ year floor but heavy. Marine ply is not needed.
Another option is a pure aluminum floor. I wish...
@MarvB Its a small victory but given the opposition, with it passing unanimously, its a victory nonetheless. I agree though, the impact will be minor or non-existent. We need dogs again or I would settle for a spring season. I really think that after the 2 tag idea fails, we will see then...
https://m.facebook.com/groups/CaliforniaBackcountryHunters/permalink/26532281589725838/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Since I couldnt find a better link. Unanimous vote in favor!! Big win from the least expected state!
Great bird and gun!! You really put in the work for that one. I shoot the same gun, inherited from my grandpa so means a lot.
What choke you using? Im shooting regular #6 steel (CA no lead) and its coming out of a carlson ported cremator long range full choke for waterfowl. I already had...
I went back and saw your boat in a previous post, thats nice! Mine is similar - 16' Starcraft open bow but with a 75hp merc which weighs as much as the 90 (75 is a tuned down 90, boats not rated for 90).
So for your boat, first take your current prop into account. What are your rpms at WOT...
Yes, a hydrofoil will help. But if you want more stern lift to get on plane quicker, a 4-blade prop is the only choice. Can do both too. I went from the same pitch 3-blade to a 4-blade quicksilver nemesis and I gained everything. Hole shot, top speed actually went up, control, stern lift...
Oh I understand, thats a nice hunt, and not a bad price for what you got out of it. I stopped doing public land pig hunts for that very reason. The cost of DIY and zero opportunity outweighed the cost of a guide. My proximity to the hunting grounds is not cost efficient to learn the areas...