John

Shark!

I have the Mustang 2 piece and like it BUT there are two issues, at least that bother me a little that may be bigger issues for you: 1. The jacket is quite bulky and stiff. 2. There is no hood. The advantage of the two piece for me made me overlook these.......

Congrat's guys, yup, for sure you were with the master! Dang Jose, I'm sure if you looked harder you could have chosen a brighter fleece!

Speedy recovery Mike. You will be fine.

Awesome fish Dax....thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing Marc. Lots of very familiar faces. The time spent with you last year was truly memorable, we are aiming to come back next fall for a couple of more days on the water with you.

Pretty lucky too, I am blessed in as much as I have all and more than I could ever possible use. No question that high on my wish list is for those of us who are facing challenges either themselves or their loved ones to have a wonderful holiday season filled with good health, joy and happiness. Can't think of anything else that would give me as big a buzz as that.....

Absolutely....

I don't necessarily agree Brian. Letting your best young talent "serve their time" in the minors is a archaic way of thinking. Burkie has spent waaay to much money and given up waaay too much in draft choices for second and third line players and will never admit to a mistake. Wilson needs to realize "it's broken" and make some radical changes to the line up even if that means making some of the overpaid undermotivated buffoons take a spell riding the pine and give some of the young un's an opportunity to shine.. Just sayin'

Great looking fish, well done!

Ouch!

Anybody that would like a recommendation of a lab breeder in Ontario who really cares, send me a PM. She is somewhat eccentric but knows her stuff.

Nice rack.....

BIG Woodpecker if you ask me Lew! Dang those are some big scratch marks.

Something has changed if a dog starts that behaviour at 10 years old. Is he drinking more than usual? Has his routine changed? Is he sleeping excessively, is he eating as normal? Perhaps it is medical, the first place I would start, your vet will be the one to advise you. At the end of the day the dog will not respond to punishment unless you catch him in the act. He does not think he is doing anything wrong. Buster, I am not bustin your balls....you may need to seek professional advice to help solve your probelm if is not medical. One of the things that I try to tell anyone who who asks for advice on bringing any pet into their family is the cost of buying is the least of your concern. Vet bills and training can add up to thousands over the dogs life...something to consider.

It's pretty obvious that I'm wasting my time Buster. You fit your handle well. My dog doesn't pee in the house, fridge, bed, anywhere for that matter. As I said train your dog correctly, discipline him correctly (that isn't with a big stick by the way), treat him as a member of the family and he will respect you and your belongings...Try locking your kids in the garage when you go out and see whether they are happy to see you when you return.......... By the way you might want to read about Einstein, you may learn a little.....

My dog stays in the house when left alone. As you should be able to do. Yup your dog sees being put in the garage as punishment and is reacting to it. Crates are a great way of training a pup, however YOU have failed if you need to crate him (with the crate locked) much past 7 or 8 months. By the way, choose your words a little more carefully.......I suggest looking in the mirror before calling me stupid!

Ever heard of training your dog Buster? If you left me in your garage I would pee in there too! Dogs in general are not loners and need to be with others, either dogs or humans or both...............dang, I give up.........

Very cute pup motion. Would recommend a lab no question. We had Ben our Yellow Lab for almost 13 years. He went to doggy heaven almost a year ago. He was my buddy and I still think about him every day. Labs are not maintenance free dogs. At certain times of the year they shed like a bugger and need a lot of brushing otherwise you will have hair on every surface in the house. They do need exercise and are susceptible to heat stroke if in the sun for long periods without shade. I can't stress enough that you need to buy from a reputable breeder who cares about lineage and has the background on the sire and the dam. Hip issues, allergies, ear infections are common with labs. Shoot me an e-mail if you want a recommendation.

Looks like an awesome time Joey. Some of us know Roy & J's hospitality very well. We have had the pleasure of fishing with Marc and all that I can say is that I learned more in the time I was with him than I did over many years previous.

Hope all y'all had an awesome weekend...

Only when you leave out the vodka

See ya in about 6 1/2 hrs

Well I am jealous as those OFC'rs are in for a treat. Roy and J's hospitality is second to none!

Actually it works very well. The fundamental problem we have here in NA is that our cojones are too big and we resent yielding to traffic that has the right of way. Take 5 mins and study it and it will all make sense. Remember you are driving on the opposite side of the road.