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Ya know Chris, you might just catching on to this rod building thing.... Excellent work as always!

I love the old Evinrude paint scheme on the outboard.

Do you ever use cherry?

done & bump

A K-bar is a great all round knife in my opinion.

This evil has been here much longer than you realize, just better publicity now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath_School_disaster - in 1927

Food for thought:

Hearst to Hamilton on one $70 fill up in a Jetta diesel wagon. Cruising at 115 kmh.

Go to a vinyl sign shop, they will have what you want.

Those who WERE there have the best pics, memory pics....

They use those to smuggle smokes across the St Lawrence. Run dead silent, no lights, and when the Mounties catch them in their searchlights, fire the mail motor and haul rear end out of the country. However, Craig is right in his opinion.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/32kK7lQZSks

I most probably will be there as well.

You're home-schooled?

I have decided to take all of my fish mounts and put them in one room of my house. When someone comes over and asks where the bathroom is, I'll send them to that room instead. As soon as they come back disappointed, I'll say, "I'm sorry, I thought you said my bassroom!"

Only if the boat is powered by a 10 hp or greater motor do you need a Hull Identification Number. If that is the case simply go to your nearest Service Canada center and ask for the forms need to have a H.I.N given to you. I am certain that the requirements can be found with Google quite easily.

Congrads!

Or get down on one knee, and say I need to ask you something, pause, and then tie your shoe.

Uh, ... she doesn't read this site by any chance? :whistling:

My daughter could babysit.

It is amazing the amount of things Si did in the military. Their interactions remind me of my family growing up.

Without comment: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4658734/fisherman-dies-after-fish-swam-down-throat-and-choked-him.html

I don't know if that would be the case. My understanding is that MNR regs do not apply to a reserve. They are considered to be a separate jurisdictional territory as I understand it. It is an interesting question though...

From the Hamilton Spectator: Veteran outdoorsman Peter Kosid has been killed in a hunting accident on the Six Nations Reserve. Six Nations police found the 28-year-old in a field east of 2907 Third Line Road around 8 a.m. Sunday. Sabina Marrone said her fiancé was hunting on the property of a family friend when he was shot in the back. Police said another deer hunter fired into the trees from the road, hitting a male bow hunter about 375 metres away. The investigation continues with the help of OPP forensic experts. Six Nations Const. Derrick Anderson said the shooting death happened on the reserve, but added police are still investigating whether the men were hunting legally. He wouldn’t reveal what kind of gun killed Kosid because the information is part of the investigation. Marrone said her fiancé regularly used a traditional bow to hunt deer on the Six Nations property with permission from the owner. An emotional Marrone said she is still struggling to understand how the “senseless tragedy” happened. “I hope everyone learns from this … line up your shot, see what you’re shooting at,” said Marrone, who has an eight-month-old son with Kosid and was planning their wedding for next year. “One careless shot and my husband is taken away from me.” [email protected] Apparently the shooter is facing charges of criminal negligence.