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I'd agree with that. Just leave Wayne at home and you'll do fine Terry. Just look at the incredible fishing you had on Quinte this fall.....not so much the other day....just sayin'. I'll be with the crew tomorrow and looking to be heading out on the ice for 7amish.

Those pics have me inchin' to get up there fishin'!! Thanks for the report Bernie and be safe. The tracks look great.

Amazing voice!! Thanks for posting Mike, Merry Christmas!

Nice blanket you got. Closest you've been to a deer in a while?? All right, enough picking on ya.

Almost forgot to put the fire on!! Thanks for the heads up B......and Rogers.

:lol: Merry Christmas Brian.

Well I'm not in the Lindsay area but if you ever need a hand or just want to go fishing, just shoot me a PM Cliff. Big brothers sounds like a good idea. If Brian moves in, the deer will be safe.

You know it Joe!

Merry Christmas! All the best to Off the Dock Toons in the new year!

Happy Birthday TJ, hope it was a good one.

Real men eat quiche and wear pick gloves I guess. Excellent report Simon!! What a way to kill some time before work.

Congrats Art!

If the fuel was stabilized it shouldn't be a problem. However, I'd drain the tank and the fuel line (if it came with one) just to be safe. If it's going to sit for the winter, just leave the tank empty and fill it up in the spring. You should be able to remove all the gas I would think so the stabilizer rinse might not be necessary. If any is left a splash of stabilizer in the tank won't hurt.

Great shots Brandon and Joey!! I'm feeling well rested and still got to see the eclipse.....well sort of.

Been fighting it since just after the Quinte G2G. Still have a cough and some congestion. Definitely the worst cold/flu that I've ever had.

Nice to see the bay all firmed up. Cool video.

I believe it is a cowfish. Caught a couple while I was in Cuba a few years ago. At least that is what I was told they were. Check this picture from another site. (Not me) cowfish Edit - A lot of the different types do have the horns Roy. Maybe my guide didn't know what he was talking about.

I'd have to disagree with you as well. Had mine for 11 years now and never had a problem with my Yardworks machine. Still starts first pull and is a workhorse imo. I certainly have nothing against the Areins, good machine as others have said.

On the cable from the handle to the drive train I have some kind of a tension adjuster. (At least on mine there is) Mine is actually a Yardworks. (Canadian Tire) I just have to tighten that up as it seems to work it's way loose after a while. Back in business in a few seconds.

I'm sure that's what they meant too Brian, but do you really want to run it without opening a door first?. I guess it's no worst then running a propane heater. Thanks for adding the link Geoff. I wonder what it weighs?

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Thanks for the update Geoff, hoping for the best for your cousin and uncle.

Great report and pics!. Love the colours on the browns.

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Well that just sucks! Hope you get it back in good shape and the thieves get what is coming to them.