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wormdunker

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  1. Thanx Mike awesome report once again! I loved your photography work! 100 walleye per day ! WOW! is all I can say!
  2. Go with aplumma's advice. Parts availability is important. I have a husquvarna - great saw. It's a model 353 - 5 years old - no issues. It's only a 16" bar but I don't plan to cut huge trees - getting too old to haul 100 lb pieces. I like it also because it's lightweight easy to handle. Cuts very fast due to high RPMs - can't remember the RPMs. I owned a Craftsman 20" bar for 25 years - too heavy. Do your self a favour at the time of purchase. Make sure you buy the safety equipment as well, such as the loggers chaps, hard hat with face screen & ear muffs, loggers gloves, & the jacket to protect yourself.
  3. ch312- u r too funny "tree jumped out of nowhere"!!! Similar to hitting a moose?
  4. Good point Cliff about service & parts availability. mudhole.ca is a good sight for info on the various machines. Much like OFC whereby members ask questions about a particular brand, also guys writing about problems & of course there are people with replies. Very informative.
  5. I purchased a new Polaris in 2012 - 500 HO. I'm an older gentle rider, so no need for speed & mud bogging. I use it primarily to get on & off the ice & some trail riding. It has been good so far no problems. $7500.00 including a 3500 lb winch & sales tax. Mid City Motorsports in Sudbury.
  6. I find them very comfortable for walking, but then again I don't walk long distances, usually riding my ATV.
  7. Yup to all your questions. I bought a pair 2 years ago. Lightweight, warm & bonus is they grip ice & hard packed snow very well - similar to a winter auto tire. I am very pleased with them. I'm a little older than most board members & having the added security of good traction is important to me. -60 rating is stretching the truth. Having said that I've been on Nippissing at -15 & been comfortable. Go get a pair. $90.00 at Ramakko's in Sudbury.
  8. Yup x2 - always carry a small chainsaw on those trips. I even have a small buck saw with me at all times, in case the Husky doesn't want to start.
  9. Bare foot wader Very well written. I have had similar experience with a Golden Retreiver. Paid for training courses with an experience handler. My dog was awesome. Better behaved than people!
  10. U got too much time on your hands!! Hilarious
  11. I've had great service at Kawartha prop repair in Buckhorn.
  12. Not sure if this helps. I have a Kinetico water softener, works great. Lottsa soap bubbles while showering. I live in Fonthill, town water has iron in it. Also - if high concentrations of iron in your water it will wear out your plumbing fittings, taps, & toilets prematurely.
  13. Wow! Awesome story. Your writing skills are great, photography excellent! Thanx for sharing your experience.
  14. I just returned from the Shining Tree area. Stayed at 3 Bears camp, accomodations were very nice, fished 5 - 6 hours every day, had a blast! Caught lottsa walleye, & pike. There was frost on the ground 3 days in a row!! The fish were on fire when the weather was the worst, cold & windy conditions seemed to turn them on. When I went out on a calm morning or evening it was slow. This area the wallys are small compared to our Lake Erie hogs. I released alot due to their size. Best evening was 6 walleye in 2 hours, all were released. Wednesday afternoon I trailered the boat 42 kms on a gravel road - all for good reason. I trolled go getters for only 10 minutes to hook a 14" walleye, then landed 2 more rather quickly. Result - 3 walleye in about 20 minutes, largest was 17". Then I get a hard hit, I'm thinking a 5 lb walleye. Nope, I landed a pike approximately 26" about 7lbs. Didn't measure it or weigh it, wanted to get it back into the water quickly as possible. I fought it for about 8 minutes it was tired. I usually don't target pike & caught it on light walleye gear. Wifey & I had 3 fish frys, all other fish were released. I have pix on my iphone but don't know how to post them. Would someone be kind enough to post them if I emailed them your way? Thanx
  15. Good read for me , by all participants. i usually run regular unleaded in my truck ( by the way just picked up a 2008 Ford King Ranch - awesome truck). When travelling I always put Shell in my outboard & ATV
  16. That sux! Sorry to hear of your bad luck.
  17. WOW! The second set of pix are great! I'm a walleye guy, those are really healthy looking walleye. Hasn't been fished since 2004 - it's a fish factory! Thanx Mike for taking the time to post a wonderful report.
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