https://assets.senate.mn/committees/2023-2024/3130_Committee_on_Environment_Climate_and_Legacy/CY%2022%20MN%20WS%20Wolf%20Summary%20final.pdf

Some may find this interesting

I find it strange with all the posts about wolves killing off the deer, that there are no photos of any wolf killed deer or kill site. Maybe it’s something like the guy catching all the big fish, but you never see any visual proof.

Popular Lakes
Clear – between Lakefield and Jackson
Fish – Between Jackson and Windom
Loon – South west of Jackson near Iowa border
The safest ice would probably be Clear and Fish.
They are all in Jackson county any lakes by Fairmont I can’t help you.

GOOD LUCK!

In North America, zebra mussels have few natural predators. Several species of fish (for example, catfish, green sunfish, freshwater drum) and ducks have been known to eat them, but these species are not an effective control.

big_g wrote:

I am not sold on the splitters that push the blade into a flat stop… How many times, especially a gnarly wood.. do you load the next piece to finish the previous split through the fixed blade ? Not sure you can do that with the Stop being the fixed position. Anybody have experience with both ?

They both will work, the fixed blade is best in my opinion if all your splitting is going to be horizontal. Vertical splitting has to be a fixed stop and movable blade. Yes I do have experience.

You people do realize that Smithfield is a pork company and has little or nothing to do with beef and the processing of it.

Don Carlisle wrote:

I’m down for that. They shouldn’t be able to operate a company inside the united states.

Why not?

1 last thing-Get a horizontal/vertical splitter whether you rent or buy, those 20″ + plus trunks get heavy. Elm is the toughest to split-everything else easy.

Match Tonnage to Your Needs:

4-7 tons: Optimal for small diameter, softwood logs (less than 12 inches).
8-20 tons: Suitable for medium-sized logs (12-24 inches) and a mix of softwood and hardwood.
20+ tons: Recommended for large diameter hardwood logs (24 inches and above) or when dealing with tough, knotty logs.

If you mainly split soft, straight-grain, or dry, seasoned wood, 22-ton to 28 tons of power will suffice. If slow-burning hardwood will be in your wood stove this winter, then how many tons of force your log splitter can produce is much more of a factor.

https://www.landsearch.com/properties/62463-lower-tamarack-rd-bruno-mn-55712/3864624

This may be the property. It will give everyone an idea of cost.

big_g wrote:

After any sanding, hit with clay bar, to remove any debris.

After any sanding or using steel wool (0000) use a tack cloth, cheap and easy to use.

Dan wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>jwellsy wrote:</div>
I saw the part where Biden bent over at the waist and appeared to be straining to squeeze one out. The French PM’s wife give him the evil eye. Everyone else was trying to ignore it.. He was also caught on camera last week walking out to Marine one and having to stop, bend over and squeeze one out. When you see it on video, there’s no doubt what’s happening.

So a bunch of posts giving much deserved honor and respect to those who displayed unimaginable courage and quite possibly saved the world and all you care do to is bypass that because politics means that much to you. You could have posted any form of tribute or thanks to those who literally gave their lives for us but commenting on a guy you don’t like is more important?

I have a very strong desire to say something the mods wouldn’t think twice about kicking me off for.

Get over yourself and find something else besides politics to care about. You could hijack any other thread but you chose one about men who jumped into shallow water and ran into machine gun fire. Men who parachuted into enemy territory and were shot at on the way down.

Show some damn respect for these veterans who are no less than heroes.

Dan: I commend you for your response. My Uncle and Dad both landed on Omaha beach 80 years ago on 6/6/44. Both lived to see the end of the war, my dad with a shot out hip and my Uncle with a burned scarred face. Why some have to make everything political I will never understand.

Progress sure upsets some. Go back to 1910 and think what people would have said about the airplane and the Auto.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House passed legislation Wednesday that would establish a broader definition of antisemitism for the Department of Education to enforce anti-discrimination laws, the latest response from lawmakers to a nationwide student protest movement over the Israel-Hamas war.

The proposal, which passed 320-91 with some bipartisan support, would codify the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of antisemitism in Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, a federal anti-discrimination law that bars discrimination based on shared ancestry, ethnic characteristics or national origin. It now goes to the Senate where its fate is uncertain.

I’d call Cabelas, give them the numbers and they should be able to answer all questions.

Stanley wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>buckybadger wrote:</div>
^What the heck kind of schools are you near?

Our school says the pledge daily, teaches about 9/11, has sports teams that often pray (by choice) before/after competition…

You either have to get out of suburbia or quit guzzling some of the BS media out there.

My kids go to a small rural school. Their entire high school class size is less than my graduating class. It’s the leadership at the schools that push the narrative and unfortunately our superintendents interests do not align with the majority of the community. Teachers are allowed to express their political/social beliefs but when students do it they are told it’s not allowed when it goes against that teachers political views.

Seems to me the community decides who the Superintendent is, or I should say the School Board does and they are elected by the community.

Dutchboy wrote:

Glad the dogs are doing well. Just something to think about for future treatments.

1) Is the dog native to the planet earth?

2) Can the dog vote?

If the answer to either is yes contact Walz as he has a extra 1.7B to spend on votes err, treatments.

I bet you make taking a dump political.

Your local gas supplier should do it with a minimal cost.

I’ve got a 14′ ft. with trailer-5 lug 12″ new tires and a 9.9 mariner . 15″ short shaft Transom. Yes it’s a red Lund 1979 3 bench seats with a carpeted flat bottom. No dents and no leaks. 2 swivel seats and a 12 volt minnkota trolling motor. The Mariner will troll all day. $975 for everying.

It’s the wide and deep model.

I have one with a 9.9 Mariner long shaft on it. 15 inch Transom. If you have a short shaft motor the long shaft is much better with 1 person fishing in it. The boat has 3 bench seats with 2 swivel seat lights and a solid flat wooden floor. No leaks or dents. The motor is a 1976 and runs perfect. The boats a 79. Trailer is A bench roller. I also have a 12 volt Minnkota trolling motor that goes with it. 2- 6 gallon tanks an 2 anchors.

I’m willing to sell for $975 and meet you some where.

If you feel it’s ok to shoot anything that comes on your property that’s not doing any damage or is doing minimal damage, how do you feel about someone who shoots a deer, moose, elk or pheasant that happens to be on it?

My opinion is that some here would say that person should be prosecuted to the highest extent.

So why do (Some of you) feel it’s ok to kill some ones pet (because you think it’s a threat to you or is causing damage to something you own? When was the last time a cat attacked you or damaged property for anyone you know personally.

I know some one who was attacked by a moose, (In Alaska)

CaptainMusky wrote:

Yeah there is really no excuse from anyone’s pet whether it be cat, dog or whatever not staying on their own property. Cat owners who let them roam freely are a real problem.

What’s the real problem? In your opinion.

Pat K wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>thalweg87 wrote:</div>
Sorry to hear that. It is unfortunate that you could not make it work out. A few years ago we had one get hit before we could bring it indoors.

Fortunately, we don’t live in an area where people feel it is necessary or appropriate to kill a cat just because it wandered onto their property. If one of mine happened to get out and I found out a neighbor decided to “take care of it”, we would have a very serious discussion.

I agree with the serious discussion part. It should start with you apologizing for allowing your cat to enter his property and an admission that you are the one at fault, not them or the cat, for the death of the cat.

It’s apparent you think it’s ok to kill if you don’t like whats happening. How about if my 2 year old happened to go outside and go into my neighbors yard?

January 23, 2024 at 2:23 pm
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Long story short:

I went and knocked on doors to try and gain permission to a private pond for minnow trapping.

The first owner wasn’t home (they own 95% of it).

The second owner (5%) was home

If it’s water no one owns it. All you need is access to it, if there is no public access to it.

100 years ago people just started accepting that the horse and buggy were going to go into the past. Some still today still are in that Era. Just think what another 100 years will bring.

A pee hole in the snow is now a whole mountain range.

Not the first or last to ever be fired by a business that didn’t like what their employee was saying. The “false information” is looking more true every week.
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When it costs the business 790 million dollars, it’s probably a little more than not liking what he said.

December 2, 2023 at 1:55 pm
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I know he’s not everyone’s favorite, but I loved this interview by Tucker. Touches on facts from the Floyd situation.

And millions of people believe him, even though he was fired from a so called news organization for reporting false information.

Bearcat89 wrote:

Who’s going to enforce these laws ? I haven’t seen law enforcement on the ice let alone checking anglers for anything in a long time. A 100 dollar fine is pretty petty. I like to see the threat bit I hardly believe it will impact the scum bags who litter all over.

Talk to your local county sheriff: Two years ago I and my neighbor went out and hauled 2 big pickup loads of garbage off a 762 acre lake early in Feb. Took it to the county sheriffs office and showed it to them—things did improve.

If you can’t control your party there is no way the majority of the people in this country are going to elect you President. The Electoral College may, but the people won’t.