Great job , Bob.

Are you gonna post some pictures for us? Love to see'em

On a side note I did a little deer farming today,I cut down some of next years fire wood, just some maple with nice big buds for that hungry deer crop.

Good work Jim. You finally did something right.

My wife saysI get it right once in a while too.

And I get todo it again tomarrow.

Is that once every 20 years?
Only in your wildest dreams. Any married man knows you are just blowing smoke!!!

Thanks Jim. Didn't think to take take any pics and now he's beenskinned out.

Things got a little busy today around the house since my last post. My 19 year old hit some ice and rolled his car. He's fine but the car is a goner.
Oh well, it's just a car. Things could've been much worse.

atleast he is alright
congrats on deer

Thanks as to both. Most important is that he wasn't hurt.

I guess he wasn't going very fast and simply lost it on a bad spot on a hill. It probably would have been just a spin into the ditch but he caught acatch basin justright (or wrong) and over he went.

As long as he's OK, its a good way to learn a lesson, And those guys that make cars,well they gotta eat too.

To hell with the car. They are merely expendable roll cages.
As long as your boy is ok, it was a good day for junior and he just learned a lifelong lesson he will never forget. Give him a pat on the back for wearing a seatbelt [I assume].

I have thought about doing that deer drive you mentioned Bob. A guy I know did just that and killed one hell of a 9 point in that very place. Worth a shot.

It's how we get most of our late season deer. I'm gettin too old to sit all day when the wind chills hit the single digits

Good luck and be sure to let us know how it works out.

As for the kid, I hope he got a life lesson. I really do think he did and YES he was wearing his seatbelt! After looking at the car, I believe he wasn't speeding and that he really was only doing 30 but who knows?

we can replace the car but we could never replace him