Was he still standing after you punched him in the mouth? Or did you use a pipe wrench?I walk in the shanty at 7:05 today. Dbag2, who called off on me Monday and came in late yesterday so he could get his beauty sleep says to me "It's about time"
Was he still standing after you punched him in the mouth? Or did you use a pipe wrench?I walk in the shanty at 7:05 today. Dbag2, who called off on me Monday and came in late yesterday so he could get his beauty sleep says to me "It's about time"
We could get away with a lot before there were cameras everywhereIf it were about 30 years ago I would have. I envy you old guys.
We could get away with a lot before there were cameras everywhere
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Those left behind each have to find the way to cope that helps them. I hope I do not out live my children or grand children because I never want to need to cope with that kind of loss. No one can know how bad it is who hasn't experienced it.
We have the worst kind of rat coworker. He started as a union guy, became a white hat and they laid him off that position but he had a contingency in his contract that allowed him to to return as a union guy.Cameras are a problem.
So are rat coworkers.
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Glad to help. Without tunes how can you work?@marvin02 Thanks again for helping me get the wifi up and running again at the shop! Was good to have my stereo playing this afternoon.
We never had dogs, so we had to flush them ourselves. Best luck was to have some snow on the ground, and the colder the better. Find thick, heavy brush and kick and push through every brush pile. Works best if you have a partner, one person stand quietly while the other makes a circular route as a the flusher. The stander will often have some easy shots as rabbits will often try to quietly slip out and circle around the flusher. 20 gauge improved cylinder with #6 low brass shot worked well. It really doesn't take much to kill a rabbit.Any tips?
Appreciate it.We never had dogs, so we had to flush them ourselves. Best luck was to have some snow on the ground, and the colder the better. Find thick, heavy brush and kick and push through every brush pile. Works best if you have a partner, one person stand quietly while the other makes a circular route as a the flusher. The stander will often have some easy shots as rabbits will often try to quietly slip out and circle around the flusher. 20 gauge improved cylinder with #6 low brass shot worked well. It really doesn't take much to kill a rabbit.
Rabbit populations are cyclical, around here they seem to be on an upswing. Wishing you luck, and let me know if I can be of further help.
Depends on if you want to remove any pelletsAppreciate it.
Shotgun all day or doable with a 22?
The flushing makes sense, I've got a buddy who would work with me I think.
Definitely doable with a .22, you may have to be a little more patient with your shots. Many times, a bunny will run a short distance then stop and present a good shot.Appreciate it.
Shotgun all day or doable with a 22?
The flushing makes sense, I've got a buddy who would work with me I think.