Billy Bob

Don't let it happen....we must all unite...... http://www.buffalonews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20130111/CITYANDREGION/130119786/1109

Well..........delivering a 130 grain soft point pill from my Ruger .270........ OR......maybe just a 45 grain hollow point pill delivered from my Ruger .22-250 better know around here as "CHUCK MATE" at 4000 fps Either way........I don't need a $5000 or more contraption they have above......

Don't need it.......

They tell me there was no hockey for over 100 days..... ...never noticed.... DON'T EVER TRY THAT WITH FISHING....

I'm confused....you said it was your secret perch spot...caught them there before, but you last sentence said you caught your first perch....

Not only FULL but have the water RUNNING when you turn on that breaker switch for the hot water tank...they can burn out in a blink of an eye if not turned on correctly.

With VHF Radios you get what you pay for.

The Nissan Titan was going to be built by Chrysler but then the bottom of the economy fell out, especially with Chrysler and GM so that deal fell through...my buddy had a Titan......I believe it was a 2004 if that's the first year they came out with the full size truck....and he just traded in on a new Ford....but he said the Titan was GREAT....not sure why he didn't get another one.

Being comfortable with the dealership does go a long way when purchasing a vehicle.

Brakes and tires shouldn't count as they are wear items...and I agree that the 18" tires are PRICEY...my Tundra have them also... But the other repairs seem a bit much...my '07 Toyota Tundra has none except tires and brakes.

Here's a few from Cabela's....if Cabela's has their name on it...it must be good.... http://www.cabelasoutdooradventures.com/trips/fishing/canada

NO fish is better then Crappie when it comes to a FISH FRY....

We would always get a 4 man hut for two fishermen and then sleep on the benches overnight...

In NYS you can get a agent to represent you the buyer....but this is NOT the norm here.....but then you would have to PAY that agent to represent you...much better off having a real estate lawyer represent you on the closing details...

With those two choices I would say your between a rock and a hard place...