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Only gone 3 times with my boat so haven't figured out a formula yet.

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Awesome.

I have a 14 footer.

One I kinda liked.. "If undressed and put back on the shelf piece by piece the financier would have stocked a sporting goods store. Placed end to end his collection of flies would have reached from Keokuk, Ill., to Paris, Ont. The price of his rod would have made a substantial dent in the interallied debt or served to foment a Central American revolution." Hemingway

Beauty.

Unbelievably stupid.

Hehe... Good burn Taco.

Glen Campbell is awesome..

I need a bigger screen.. This Galveston? Click here if the movie does not play.

Squirrel, deer, cows, alot of dead ducks (especially on the Bow) and a friend of my dad's takes the cake with a dead body. A woman, had been missing a while apparently.. Seen deer swim the river several times, 4 bucks in velvet once, got close enough for a pic (film camera though.) Cows won't hesitate to try it, had to find a few of ours that swam across the Red Deer into the neighbors 40 plus sections. Seen a Rattlesnake in the middle of the South Sask, Garters in lakes, my dad saw a badger crossing once. I've seen deer in Shuswap near the floating store even. Just because animals can swim though, like people, it doesn't mean they're any good at it.

Nice work.

Not familiar with that style of trap, but yeah, looked like the rest got scavenged. One of those big square ones you set on the beaver's trail. Would have offed him pretty quick the way it hit. Had been sitting there a while by the looks of it.. ** Just looked it up, was a Conibear trap for sure.**

Found this up that way..

Been looking recently as well, here's another http://alumacraft.com/jon-boats/mv-1650-aw-cc.php

Very nice..

Explore the studio space.. I mean, camera settings....

Seeing a poodle baring teeth is always good for a laugh..

Even the fish disapprove of European swimming attire.

Awesome pics.

A friend of mine had a dog named Buster, a Chocolate Lab, that I hunted behind on many occasions. He went to the other side earlier this year, at a ripe old age. He was a hell of a bird dog..

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