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np307 replied to the thread Metalworking Hunttalkers!.You aren't joking. This one's 240lbs when the tank is full. -
np307 replied to the thread Metalworking Hunttalkers!.I see no faults. I did also load a generator like this Saturday though:
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Got a bit more to do but that’s not bad for $0 cost and sub-engineering. Whatever the F that means. Lol
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np307 replied to the thread Metalworking Hunttalkers!.One of the projects that I knew I was going to make happen when everything took place back in July was turning the frame of the truck...
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just for that I'm posting pictures of fall tomatoes down here. 😉
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Planting season is just starting down here . We put the Strawberries back out , the few that survived the heat anyway. But we have...
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My house was broken into when I was a young newlywed. Couldn't find my wife, and no note that she'd gone out (no cell phones in those...
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np307 reacted to DFS's post in the thread Poll - One all around single cartridge under conditions with
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np307 replied to the thread Poll - One all around single cartridge under conditions..243 would be my real choice (as in, thats already my "forever" rifle) but of those listed I'd say 6.5 Creedmoor.
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np307 replied to the thread You're all a bunch of nimrods.It doesn't help much for the whole article, but this is at least the context of Nimrod being a reference to hunters.
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I returned to the area I had seen the big buck the night before the season opened, hoping to re-locate them and make a plan for opening...
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Disbelief is really the only way to describe how this hunt unfolded. I have dreamt about hunting pronghorn in Canada for as long as I...
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Hooked into this guy fishing the shallows of the Chesapeake. My son was totally pumped.
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Gonna have a bumper crop of sweetie pie pumpkins a few have started turning orange. The things have kinda taken over even climbing the...
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np307 replied to the thread 2025 Garden!.Brassicas doing well. Tropical rain bands helped out a good bit. Collards and chard dont look great but the cabbage and the broccoli are...
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