John Rasmussen wrote:

Cool video, sound worked but was very low, maybe you old guys just couldn’t hear it

thanks John!! had to turn up the volume to 100% cool sound for sure!!!

just watched the 2nd one and no sound again.. yes Glenn the speakers are on!!

cool!!! sound would have been great!!!

rain what is that??

gim wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Swimjiggin wrote:</div>
Take the Northern pike daily limit change a while back…10 fish!! Really?

10 pike/season? I probably catch 200 or more in a season targeting bass and muskie.

They are a serious problem in so many lakes here and virtually no one keeps them.

I do!! they taste great!!!

congrats to you both Glenn!!

Easter falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon that occurs on or after the spring equinox. Because the spring equinox is not a fixed date, and the lunar cycle is separate from the solar calendar, Easter’s date changes each year. For example, Easter in 2025 falls on April 20th.
Here’s a more detailed explanation:
Spring Equinox:
The spring equinox, which marks the start of spring in the Northern Hemisphere, is the basis for calculating Easter.
First Full Moon:
Easter is determined by the full moon that occurs on or after the spring equinox.
First Sunday After:
Easter Sunday is then set as the first Sunday following that full moon.
Variable Dates:
Because the spring equinox and the lunar cycle don’t perfectly align with the Gregorian calendar, Easter can fall anywhere between March 22 and April 25

here ya are Gim!!

Happy Easter all!!

glenn57 wrote:

for those that go see a dermotologist….. how long does it take to get in, or say an appt.

around these parts it seems like at least a 6 month wait. my kid needed to see one and he had to drive all the way to Willmar……. from Richmond!!

just made my annual appointment the other day.. 3 to 4 weeks out at the most here..

yes it can and it depends on the grade of SS too if I remember right

Glenn should know I’m thinking

you are welcome Bearcat!! good luck to him!!!

Yes, you can hunt turkeys from an elevated deer stand in Minnesota. It can be a good strategy, especially in fall, as it provides concealment and allows you to access food plots or travel routes where turkeys may be. However, remember that Minnesota DNR emphasizes safety guidelines for using elevated stands, including using a haul line for equipment, choosing a suitable tree, and being aware of physical limitations

found this for you

seen a couple by Alex area the other day..

I had been thinking that too… could be real nasty..

dang that’s right!! oh well!! awesome for them!!

suzuki wrote:

Ill be selling one soon in Classifieds. Delayed because I forgot to bring home the registration.

I sold my wheeler with a just a written bill of sale that I made up… we both signed it and we each had a copy.. no issues at all

JEREMY wrote:

0 hooking mortality.

there is that!!

John Rasmussen wrote:

I’d eat that!

2nd that!!!

that is awesome!!! good for you guys!!

have seen some red too but nothing like that!!