RednekF350 said:Next week the permit shotgun seasons return until 1-31-06.
Scott,
What day does it actually start, or has it already?
Guy
RednekF350 said:Next week the permit shotgun seasons return until 1-31-06.
All zones are currently open for muzzleloader until tommorow, Jan. 6, 2006.TeeGate said:Scott,
What day does it actually start, or has it already?
Guy
RednekF350 said:I am not a club hunter and it is really disappointing to have all of these days available to me and then have to deal with the brown and down gangs that roam 19 and 25 shooting anything with hair throughout the month of January. Scott
woodjin said:I was around the Mary Ann forge area today, briefly, and look what I found. What do you think?
woodjin said:I was around the Mary Ann forge area today, briefly, and look what I found. What do you think?
The design gives the impression of a reciever base for just about anything portable.Perhaps someone got a better mousetrap of a saw setup that was smoother sailing than unbolting them.But would it stay in place under use ??
With that theory there could be other machinery that would be more practical with this design.
Now, the concept bears similarity to another structure that was once described to me. Except for the lack of a pit type run off, think portable outhouse or cleaning feature of an outhouse design. My dad told me of a dual stall set-up at the homestead originally purchased as a result of WPA effort.There were two stalls that the guts could be slid out of a reciever base for cleaning and transportation.Very fancy set-up. I am going to have him look at this pic.
The price by the way.... 5 to 10 dollars depending on how elaborate you wanted it.
Past these guesses, I don't really know either, neat thing either way.
BobM said:I wish I could read that Guy, its too small. Is it just me?
BEHR655 said:Thanks for posting that. It is a great artical. I think I might know the area on QB Rd that they are talking about. I never saw a platform there but I never looked for one.
Steve