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Them Virginia deer are used to seeing lights at night, really bright lights, they spread their hooves to run faster.

 

I will warn you, they do dry out (scales side) and need long term care. I have a few overseas stuff my father brought home I noticed recently.

 

Yeh I figured, my dad is doing one also so were both learning. I wanted to get it set in place, dry for a day or two and give it a layer of mink oil. Then retack along its outermost edges and trim what is already shriveling...

 

The ones from him do have a leather like texture to the the inners, smooth and thin. They were rolled up linear from the original tanners.

 

Attached the skirt tonite. It was a challenge to clamp being that I do not have 500 clamps like the wood guys on tv have. So, improvise. Thought you would get a kick out of this lol. Oh, and all my corners turned out fine. Here's one:

 

I'm on the same boat and absolutely can relate to your lone warrior tough spot
I wish you a swift recovery.

 

Good morning everyone, have a great, safe and blessed day.

 

Morning all have a great day. @RustyGreen rest up
Going to the range again sons scope came in for the muzzleloader so back to check the zero .

 

Good morning everyone

@RustyGreen , I hope you’re on the mend and up to 100% soon. In the meantime, enjoy the downtime!

 

Good morning friends! Have an absolute awesome day

 

That was in N.C.

This one has been coming in recently, hopefully the kids or wife can get him Saturday. The tracks must belong to his grandpa

 

Saw this on a trailer yesterday, guy had his hazard lights on and wasn't going fast

 

That looks a little sketch.

 

Yeah I told the wife to hurry up and get around them

 

There's a ratchet strap. As long as he said the magic words "that's not going anywhere" its fine!

 

Is the strap holding something on the top down or the black tank underneath up

 

I saw it wasn't attached to the trailer but couldn't resist the bad joke.

 

You reckon he told his wife those famous last words....."hold my beer, I got this"

 

I'm guessing this is an outboard motor?

If yes, the tattle tale flow ports do get clogged, it's usually in the flexible line from the head to the exit. Most are removable by hand.