chuck100 wrote:

I was trying to make that point Matt.
I have probably done 250-300 trailer bearing jobs not counting my own.I think and i’m on the light side but the boat trailers with 5 plus years between bearing jobs had bad bearings 50% of the time.
I agree with fins bearing buddies are not a cure all for regular maintenance.
I will say when you have to cut the races off the spindle the price of a bearing job goes up dramatically.

do you have the ability to make an ice auger turn the right direction Chuck??????

EPG and iowaboy could use a hand from what i hear!!!!!

John Rasmussen wrote:

We usually get our trees when the city does an Arbor Day sale on them for a big discount. Will be planting a Honey Locust in the back yard and possibly replanting a Kentucky Coffee that looks like it didn’t make it.

I thought the idea was to plant around Arbor Day, depending on the region/climate

John…..what could you possibly see in A Honey locust tree……mt parents had a couple and i personally think they suck!!!!!

i agree with lindy on when to plant move a tree!!!

Jimmy Jones wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>mahtofire14 wrote:</div>
Look pretty good to me.

Thanks. I’m looking for one to take to the State Fair along with a couple others that already have a place. I have more blanks ordered so I have plenty to practice with.

These will fish just fine and catch fish, they’re just not right in my mind to show at the fair.

hmmm……i remember seeing some there some years back……may need to make another trip!!!!!!

i’m far from a tree expert…..but i’ve planted and transplanted my fair share of trees……i dont see why you couldnt start planting….especially down your way!

i still have frost in parts of my garden!!!!

Denny O wrote:

I’m watching this thread, I’ll be there in mid July for the National Izaak Walton League convention.
I know little to nothing about Green Bay, any help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

i think there’s a football team there……..

crawdaddy wrote:

I can’t believe the crawdaddys were out of hibernation!

i see what you did there!!!!!!

dandy perch PoP!!!!!!!!!

Eelpoutguy wrote:

They were punchin holes on Roosie yesterday.

north or south side of the hwy 6 bridge????

that channel has to be opening up quite a ways????

i’ve been told but no proof as i havent been up in the bowstring/ winnie area in a month that the ice is still ok there….

just make sure your aware of your surroundings on the lake.

EPG might be bending over grabbing another corona from the cooler and not paying attention to where he’s headed with that pontoon!

i havent come across that on facebook yet???? but i’m not reall smart when it comes to that stuff!! other then funny memes and jeff dunhams short spots……..

i have several neighbors that i would call “anal” about there lawns and none of them have done there’s yet. and i have not seen any of these lawn care guys out and about thatching lawns as of yet.

of course at the moment we still have agood blanket of snow covering most lawns!!!!

^^^^^^^

fins wrote:

Another creature I think there should be a daily limit on. They serve zero purpose in nature besides wrecking stuff.

sheez fins….why come to an outdoors site when about every wild critter in this state is in your words worthless????

i’m no lawn expert but i think its to early…….been told you should wait till it starts greening up!!!!!

for the record i dont thatch my lawn……i was also told the old grass helps keep moisture in and is a form of fertilizer as it decays!!!

Netguy wrote:

When ice fishing my dad used to put the northerns/walleyes in a gunny sack. Boy did that thing stink and I miss it oh so bad.

i still do!!!!!!

application is in!!!!!!!!

Like knives, one cannot have enough sharpeners!

At least that’s what i tell my bride!

all flowers up this way are white!!! like as in white snow!!!!!!!

gim wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>fins wrote:</div>
I’m done here.

Good bye

Let me know when you find Bigfoot

well…….that wasnt very nice Gim!!!!!!

Jimmy Jones wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>glenn57 wrote:</div>
LabDaddy……Jimmy doesnt know what a sunfish is!

Actually glenn, one warm day last fall a friend and I were jigging this same bait but in a different color pattern over a real deep pocket of water in the backwaters thinking the fish we were seeing suspended down about ten feet were crappies. They turned out to be sunfish in the 8″-10″ range and we must have caught fifty or more. We had a field day. Every one went back as we had some dandy <strong class=”ido-tag-strong”>crappies in the cooler already and really didn’t want more fish to clean. So, I do know what a sunfish is. lol

big_g wrote:

I really enjoyed all the “bits” that KQ would do… the old Chucker in the playhouse phone calls of supposed celeb’s… then the bed time stories with uncle burnsie & the cash call bits & phony dmv/dnr calls !

yep same here……think they got there teet in a ringer for doing it eventually.

yea i grew up with cco in the morning to as a kid!!!!!

Jimmy Jones wrote:

…. of crappies?

A buddy and I found out last year that big crappies have a sweettooth for little crappies, s I’ve been preparing to give the big guys what they like.

Jimmy……do you have a cargo van to haul all those things you make for fishin!!!!

LabDaddy……Jimmy doesnt know what a sunfish is!!!!!!

i have no idea who sings this but KQ and now power loon at 5 pm friday nights….we busted there little bitty balls!!!!

i heard they dumped Zep at KQ…..Glenn not happy!!!!!

i listened a wee bit this morning…..not enough t o noticee a difference….yet.

picklerick wrote:

VERY nice cook on that steak.

Another old wive’s tale I see is to let a thick steak come up to room temp before cooking. In the hour or two most people are comfortable leaving a steak on the counter it doesn’t warm very much. In a 70* room it gets about 10* warmer in 2hrs, so you’re still at about a 45* interior.

I like the flip as needed method, but I mostly sear both sides then finish on the indirect heat.

hey stranger….i thought you maybe got kidnapped from the miracle whip company!!!!!

Mike Schulz wrote:

been snowing most all day here.. snow blower could get used yet

good luck with that. It’s so wet and sticky it’ll probably plug up

Holy crap is it coming down now big wet flakes.

dirtywater wrote:

That looks really nice and best of all functional. But why would you pay out of pocket to have a brand logo added to the sea deck? Shouldn’t they be paying you to promote their brands?

what doesnt have a logo on it you can buy????