Any real sportsman would use a spear and rocks.

Seen it a bunch of times. When they overnight, they do is as well. Came up river in the fog a few times to come across them pushed up on the bank.

What I do hope he did on purpose is this: He gave it the beans when he cleared the boats and again when he was pushing up on shore. He absolutely blew out the lock side. I’ve see a pretty hard defined mudline down in Prescott between the Sippi and the Croix. There was so much mud and muck stirred up is was crazy. Pretty much ruined anyone’s fishing that was in that stretch.

isu22andy wrote:

Christ this might have been the busiest I’ve ever seen Pool 4 . What a shhh show . I never went upriver of Colvill and was still shocked at the boats . And for your clowns that ran the barge into the rocks up in the lock you’re lucky he didn’t run ya over because he should have …

The mis-information on this is stupid. We watched it all unfold from the WI side of the river. YES, he had to finally get on the intercom and tell the idiots to move as he approached the confluence. However, he ran ashore on purpose up near the lock as they do while they wait for the lock to open. There was no one near him when he did in ON PURPOSE. People grab their pitchforks and try to make this into something is wasn’t.

Sorry for your loss Randy. You made the best of it. You should be proud and your dad is now at peace.

I used to be impatient. Now with my own children all being drivers, I have a new perspective.

A year and a half ago my father was killed while driving his tractor and sprayer down a gravel road when a local CO OP semi tried to pass him at full speed. The truck clipped the sprayer and sent him in the ditch. The truck never slowed down to even be frustrated by being behind a tractor.

Some decisions have very bad consequences.

Randy Wieland wrote:

Parking lot engineers design for mid size cars like Camry, trucks aren’t even a thought.

This keeps my wife from ever borrowing my truck.

JEREMY wrote:

Try this again. How do you get the smoked wings crispy? I usually give them a 2 minute oil bath. Is there a better way?

Air fryer works great with little mess!

I’m an adult babysitter. (ie Production Manager) I manage all the aspects of our hard good manufacturing. Metal shop, wood shop, assembly areas, set up, etc.

I’ve been a design engineer in the agricultural field, ambulances and rescue vehicles, NHRA and Nascar racing trailers. Some fun industries. In my current employment worked up from mfg engineer, to supervisor, to manager. I’ve been here for 20 years and hopefully can stick it out for 7-10 more before retirement. When I started, we were owned by a private owner. Since he passed about 12 years ago, we have been shuffled from on investment group to another, and probably about to go to another. The stress has increased.

I also have my own side business that Eelpout Guy keeps me as busy as I want to be. (Maybe a bit more than I want to be), but that is my de-stress work were I’m not dealing with employees.

All depends on the size of the animal in the end. This one was a 1450 lb Red Angus.

So for fun math, let’s say the $950 quarter did last you a year. You’d have to buy $18.27 of beef per week to make it even. That’s a 2 lb roast and 2 lbs of burger from the store. No steaks for you or you have to go without for another week.

We burn through the roasts in winter and steaks the other parts of the year. Burger is just a staple that gets used all season. Although, I used to give the FW the evil eye when she made tacos from my locker beef, but then thinking about it, it’s the same price per lb as I paid for the all the 1/4, so fine. Still seems wrong.

We don’t have to even go down the quality path. That dead horse has decayed and long gone.

I remember paying around $375 per quarter, but then thinking back, that was a 1/4 century ago… Dang time marches on.

I think my last 1/4 was around $825 about 10 months ago. I’m from a small town in NW Iowa. I just buy the animal from a farmer I know and they drop in off in town at the locker on the day they have an appointment for it. I pay the farmer the current going rate from the sale barn and the butcher the processing price.

FYI, Warner Stallion will match anyone’s price with outstanding service

Eelpoutguy wrote:

Just heard on CCO that some of the indicators are predicting 12″ on snow next weekend.

You plan to ride snowmobiles… That will prevent this. Thank you.

On a somewhat related note… Have you guys been watching Tulsa King?

Matt, you will make a great Sly Stallone.

Just traded away Derek Henry last week. Figured I’d sell high. Had a guy desperate for RB help and I have James Cook, Alvin Kamara, and Aaron Jones but needed QB help. I asked him what it would take to get Lamar Jackson. He quickly replied Henry and I didn’t hesitate. Well, last night was good for both of us…
Currently 5-2 with a 5 game win streak and have been the highest scoring team for 3 of the past 4 weeks.

Sorry for your loss pal. She lived a full life and left her mark on yours.

BigWerm wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Hard Water Fan wrote:</div>
Anyone understand why a rivalry game is happening so early in the season?

Because of scheduling conflicts as they slowly transition to the Big 96er Conference. The more meaningless (in terms of conference supremacy) rivalries are sacrificed to make the schedule work, so the league gets all the meat and gristle $$$ too.

Someone is a fan of The Great Outdoors.

I haven’t been home to inspect, but they set it in the garage for me and the FW says it doesn’t appear to have any damage.

BC, how long is this gonna take to assemble? May need to get out of work a little early today…

Pulled the trigger…

I have my night planned

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Eelpoutguy wrote:

Breaks my heart reading this thread.
Sticker was a very nice Man.

First thing that jumped out at me when I read this as well. Tim was a great guy and I miss his face here at work everyday. Our interactions always left me walking away laughing at his sayings. I try to use them with those that knew him here and they all smile and talk about how he is missed.

Was going out with a buddy in his boat last summer. Grabbed three rods from my boat and stuck them in the backseat with the tips facing up front into the passenger’s seat against the window. Got to the intersection/corner and couldn’t see through the dew on window if anyone was coming. Hit the button to roll down the window to get the dew off. Confirmed, no one was coming, and hit the button to roll the window back up. It dawned on me what happened as I heard the crunch of all three rod tips getting sheared off by the window.

If I was closer… Assemble the counter away from the wall just how you want it to sit. The seam should be straight and true from the factory. I would glue the seam as well as the provided brackets to draw it together. Then press it against the wall how you want it and scribe it to the wall.

If it’s not horrible, you can belt sand to your scribe. It it is horrible, you can jigsaw to close to your scribe line and belt sand the rest of the way.

A metal shop could make you a brushed stainless or aluminum one on a laser very easily.

I can’t give you a review on my Onyx as, fortunately for me, it’s never deployed. I can tell you it’s comfortable enough. I have replaced the cartridge as it expired and was easy enough to find and do.

I’m so sorry to hear this. Prayers to you and your family Jon.

Congrats BC! You got a keeper there.

Sorry for your loss, Tim.

My wife and I were just having this conversation last night as a friend of ours was just admitted to hospice.

The answer is, sudden or slow, both hurt the same.

Sorry my friend.

Seems like a good deal. But, I guess I don’t need two.

Colville, yes, Baypoint no, from what I’ve heard