i talked to two different DNR officers one told me that “only land owners would be allowed to kill deer” the other one told me that “if a land owner was not hunting he could grant permision to 1 individual to hunt their property” and one of my buddies got ahold of Lou (SE mn big game head officer) and he told him “that if you have permision from a land owner within the “kill zone” you can hunt. IM CONFUSED!!

Is there any type of name that you might use for a Google search?

I really doubt that you’ll find those lures on E-bay as they may be one-of-a kind items.In the 30’s,40’s and 50’s there were numbers people that made and sold lures on a local basis and those lures never made wide area sales. You should take them to sports shows that have expert lure collectors to find out more about them. I’ve collected quite a few different kinds of lures but have never seen anything like them. They are very interesting.

you certainly can do it your self. You probably should prime it with a zinc chromate primer.

Keep an eye on your Sportsman’s warehouse. The one in sioux falls announced yesterday it’s closing along with a number of other stores. I would think this would be the start of high sales for them

Use seafoam sparingly. Remember that the oil is added to gasoline for lubrication of metal parts and seafoam will dilute the oils capacity to lubricate. IMO seafoam should be used only if there is a possibility of stale gasoline running through the engine or possibly once per season to remove varnish.

I don’t think I’d use anything less than the manufacturers recommendation. Oil is cheap compared to engines. One ounce of oil in 23 ounces of gas can be kept in a quart oil can and will drill nearly 50 holes.

New ones would be pretty expensive. Advertise for one that no longer holds water and you’ll probably get it for hauling it away.