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From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_perch The world record yellow perch (18 in., 4 lb. 3 oz.) was caught in 1865 from New Jersey, and is the longest standing record for freshwater fish in North America.[1] Anglers often refer to large yellow perch as "jumbo perch" or "jack perch". Looking at that one makes me wonder.
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Solution found.
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The animals are sheltered now, but it is a temporary solution at best. He needs to find a long term solution while the rebuilding happens. It was quite a sight to see all the smoke coming out from the eaves of the barn and then to realize that there were over 20 goats inside and other assorted animals as well. We were fortunate to get the pony out, my other neighbour has to be credited with that rescue, I hightailed it to my house to get proper clothing on after realizing there was nothing to be done until the fire department arrived.
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Thanks, see PM.
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My neighbour had a barn fire today and needs to find long term temporary housing for a pony, and assorted fowl. Chickens, geese and pigeon. Near hamilton airport area. Any ideas?
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I was just looking at this section and was pleasantly surprised to see that there have been no new entries for some time. Are there members of the board that have passed on that are not known about? Not trying to be morbid.
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Back lots of trucking companies
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Never thought of Fishmasters, good idea!
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Camp at Rock Point PP and launch into the Grand river either above or below the dam.
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How to keep finger tips warm in the winter
HTHM replied to okumasheffield's topic in General Discussion
Old enough to to know there is no good result from a response to this question. -
How to keep finger tips warm in the winter
HTHM replied to okumasheffield's topic in General Discussion
I'm with lookinforwalleye, I stay indoors until the temperature is over my age. -
Military intelligence.
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I am doing mostly city driving right now, I haven't had a chance to take it on a highway trip yet. That being said, I usually drive it 30 - 40 kms round trip. I do not drive it hard, and have only been off road once.
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Here is the fuel comsumption figures from my 2007 Grand Cherokee 3.0 diesel analyzed in excel: kilometers liters liters/100km 551.3 68.5 12.42517685 466.1 56.5 12.12186226 525 63.2 12.03809524 500.9 63.6 12.69714514 654.9 73.7 11.25362651 378.6 45.4 11.99154781 560.7 66.9 11.92259675 480.8 61.1 12.69758735 1010.7 119 11.77599683 576.4 70.1 12.16169327 598.4 70.2 11.73128342 I'm getting around 12 l / 100 km.
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Christmas presents for my niece & her boyfriend...
HTHM replied to Rodwrap's topic in General Discussion
Very nice work! -
Darn onions
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My understanding is that the crown has the option to proceed summarily, or by indictment. A summary procedure would carry a max sentence of two years less a day and is held in a lower level court, while proceeding by indictment will result in an exposure to the maximum sentence allowed by law and is held in superior court. Similar to felony vs misdemeanor in the US. Correct me if I am wrong.
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It is with great sadness that we inform the board of Old Ironmaker's presumed passing. While not yet confirmed, it is believed that he has now passed from this mortal coil into the ether of eternity. We will miss you as we now have no-one left to tease about not making dates.
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Thanks for the update. You and yours are still in our prayers.
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Things people don't know about the highway traffic act
HTHM replied to fishing n autograph's topic in General Discussion
Resurrecting this thread.... If there is no other traffic can one legally make a left turn or go through a red light? IE 2 am on a country road controlled intersection. -
No, we simply out logic you to death.
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That can be arranged JD....
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Car stalling- crankshaft sensor replacement NF
HTHM replied to northernpike56's topic in General Discussion
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http://www.muskyhunter.com/musky-matters/bass-pro-shops-buys-ranger-stratos-triton-boat-brands/ SPRINGFIELD, MO – Bass Pro Group announced today an agreement to acquire Fishing Holdings, LLC, a manufacturer of fishing boats that include Ranger Boats and the Stratos and Triton boat brands from Platinum Equity. The agreement combines popular fishing boat brands that are recognized internationally. It also creates another connection between two industry leaders, Bass Pro Shops founder/CEO Johnny Morris and Ranger Boats founder Forrest Wood, who are dedicated fishermen, conservationists and entrepreneurs. Years ago the iconic outdoorsmen both began fishing on the White River and White River Chain of Lakes in the Ozarks and even fished together in the first National BASS Tournaments. “This partnership brings added long-term stability for both companies and for the dealer networks that provide customers with quality boats at exceptional values,” said Morris, who also is founder/CEO of Tracker Marine Group. “I’ve had the pleasure of knowing Forrest Wood many years, and I deeply respect him and his family that founded and built a solid performing business with excellent products.” Morris added that: “It’s also important that our companies share comparable cultures and values and are dedicated to manufacturing quality products in the USA.” Following the closing of the transaction, Fishing Holdings will continue operating independently under its existing management at its headquarters in Flippin, Ark., located a two-hour drive from Bass Pro Shops headquarters in Springfield. “We are impressed with the company’s leadership team and performance and look forward to welcoming them to the Bass Pro Shops family,” said Morris. “We are fortunate to partner with Bass Pro Group, which understands the industry and our brands,” said Fishing Holdings President Randy Hopper. “This new alliance will provide synergies that will strengthen our independent dealer base and ensure our continued focus on fishing.” Having grown the business since its origins, Wood also praised the transaction. “I’m excited for Ranger and the team at Fishing Holdings,” he said. “Johnny’s organization is deeply rooted in fishing and dedicated to conservation. He’s made a huge contribution to our sport, and I believe this is a real opportunity to better serve so many dealers and loyal customers around the country.” Both Morris and Wood have for many years generously donated their time and financial resources to support conservation efforts that help ensure a future for fishing by future generations. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals. Financial terms of the transaction were not publicly disclosed.