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Those are some nice looking fish, looks like a good day.

If I was you Joey I would put it off as long as I could. Then I would give up the key when I couldnt put it off anymore. Be careful about baiting them into the house or garage. If they do more damage and they can prove its your fault it may cause way more hassels for you after you move, and you will end up dealing with these people far longer than you have to. Of course if there are other problems you could always have an inspector come in before you move....

I use a recipe similar to Roy but I throw Jalapeno peppers in too.

I'm glad I learned number 11 when I was 23. I love number 12.

That was a cool video. If they had been carrying a gaff though...

Nuts

Wow looks like a great trip. Did you find out the hard way about the no fishing area? Or did resort staff just tell you nicely? I would imagine that could be a pretty awkward situation

Good deal, I just did my spring cleaning and only ended up with 3 old tires

Are you staying right in town or elsewhere?

All the best Wayne

Thanks for the replies guys. I never thought of the permission forms. I think I will print one off and go back for a visit. Charles picking up litter before the season is a great idea, I think I will take my 3 yr old for a nature walk and get him to help me clean up. Just to clarify my Sgt is the owners cousin, and it was my sgts cousin that I went to talk to and ask permission of.

Thats what I figured too. And I didnt want him to think I was trying to put some pressure on him. It's his land and he has every right to say no and not have to defend him self. CC IT SURE IS A SLOW NIGHT BRO. WE CAN HEAD UP THERE WHEN IT OPENS UP. I WAS ALREADY TELLIN UR BOSS THAT WE WILL HAVE TO HOOK UP SO I CAN LEARN FROM A PRO.

Here's the deal. I have been trying to score this property since last year. I have seen turkeys on it almost every time I drive by. The name of the farm is the same as one of my Sgts at work, so I got asking him about it and he told me the farm is run by his cousin, and tells me where he lives and when to find him home. So I go up the other day and knock on the door. Ask permission to hunt and get turned down. He said they dont let anyone hunt the property. I never mentioned the Sgt because he didnt say either way if I could use his name or not, and I didnt mention the fact that his cousin told me that people hunt deer in there. When I got turned down, I just asked about the creek at the south end of the property and if I could fish the steelhead runs come spring, and he told me sure. I thanked him for his time and left. So I figure, the next time I speak to the Sgt I will mention that I got turned down if it comes up in the conversation, otherwise I wont mention it. And I figure if I take some nice chrome steelies out of there this spring I will filet them, smoke them and vaccum seal them and take him up some fish to say thanks. I figure kill him with kindness and I may score a turkey spot for next year. Would you guys do any different? Would you mention that you know his cousin or anything? I thought he may ask how I knew where he lived but he never did. I told him I didnt need an explanation why, it's his land and he didnt need to justify anything to me.

My MSN has gone down on me and I cant get it up now.

Well I have been quick to slam the poor service I have recieved there, so let me be just as quick to say that is absolutely great. It's nice to see them recognizing someone doing hard work on behalf of someone else. And you shouldnt feel uncomfortable about being recognized (we all know you did it for your friend not the recognition), it doesnt hurt to be told you did a good job.

I think it was a previous thread here at OFC where someone was saying that if you drive fast enough to make the whistle work, the engine noise will drown out the whistle

I just saw on the news that they charged 2 more people involved.

"Following the beating, witnesses told Master Cpl. Fitzgerald one of the men said, "What kind of a hero are you now' as he was being pulled off of him." Up until a few minutes ago I was proud to tell people I grew up in Morrisburg. They should send this punk overseas for a while.

Charlie the season is pretty much the month of May. The 20-30 you see in a group now is probably a winter flock. They will likely be in the same general area but smaller groups once the season starts. I'm hoping to get my first bird this year, I only got out twice last year and didnt even see a bird!!

Being a Vizsla owner, I have to warn you that when they dock the GSP's tail they are really cutting off the best part of those dogs. I'm kidding of course, they are great dogs. Just be prepared for a high energy dog, and like Cliff mentioned check out your local NAVHDA chapter. The Ottawa chapter actually looks quite good, I considered joining them and making the 4 hr drive to go to the monthly training days. The breeder I got my vizsla from actually breeds GSP's, its a couple hours drive from Ottawa, but she is a great woman to deal with. Looks like she helped with a litter of GSP's that should be available now. http://www.pointblankdogs.com/Our_World/Ab...ailability.html Just to add to what Cliff said about hunting till they drop. That is not an exageration. These kind of dogs have more hunt than common sense sometimes. They will keep hunting/running till they drop, not till they get tired. You have to be carefull in the summer when you are doing training.

Find an apt you like and can afford. Don't tell them about the dogs. They can't kick you out for having a pet. The only time they can do something is if they can prove that your pets interfere with other peoples reasonable enjoyment of their property. So if your dogs bark or you dont clean up after them, then they can do something. 14. A provision in a tenancy agreement prohibiting the presence of animals in or about the residential complex is void. 2006, c. 17, s. 14. http://www.ontariotenants.ca/law/act02.phtml#RTA14 To contact the Landlord and Tenant Board (the Board) by phone you can call us at 416-645-8080 from within the Toronto calling area, or toll-free at 1-888-332-3234 from outside Toronto. Hope this helps. And Wayne you have a PM

Welcome, it is a great place here with tons of info. But if we catch you singing "Hangin tough" you will be asked to leave :lol:

Go ahead Roy, no one here will judge you.

That sounds like a nickels worth of free advice.

If I had a million dollars.....Great thanks a lot now I can't get that tune out of my head.