Magwa

It has been long over due.......

If they can and or will pass this it would be awesome...

yes very nice only use outdoors

Taking a re-listen to Uriah Heep "Look At Yourself" LP this week Man those guys in 71 were one of the very best bands I ever heard live... ...

Rain, Effin rain, and more Rain, and did I mention RAIN!

Happy New Year a day late.....

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you are talking my language.... me likes

Female Coopers Hawk, or a sharp shinned hawk along with their big brother the Goshawk they are in the class of Raptors called Accipters and they are the real hunters in the forest and brush lands if it flies it dies and if it runs it is done... if it is catching sparrows most likely a sharp shinned ,if quail and larger birds up to pigeons is the game then a coopers BUT a Goshawk will catch ducks ,pheasants rabbits even Jack Rabbits Me in my way younger days I flew Goshawks

So he is woke too? well help spread the word and quit watching Love the show but Eff him.

A couple from a few days ago really nice fish

The ones in the great lakes came from out here in the west it is a cool story way back in the 1800's The first introduction of steelhead into the Great Lakes dates back to 1876[11] where smolts were taken from wild populations from the McCloud River in California and placed into the Au Sable River. "Wild" populations of these fish started to become established shortly after their introduction into the lakes. By the late 80s populations could be found in notable rivers like the Muskegon and Pere Marquette. Sometime after their first introduction into Michigan tributaries other states, such as New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, started stocking fish into their own streams.[citation needed] Due to the steelhead's large size and powerful demeanor, they've become very attractive amongst the angler community in the Great Lakes area.

Thanks my man we missed you at this one hope all is well at home...

Raw pack then I believe it is 110 min at 10 lbs here just add salt and a clove or two of garlic

yes! and I have one as well!, meat all extra boned out meat neck etc. gets canned for stews and soups also can a bunch of fish every year...... that stock looks awesome!!!

wow awesome display of all our fun was great to meet you and thanks for the great Pictures.