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    I wasn't going to stick anything up on this till I got it finished, but with all the fires over here they are stopping atv use in the forests so doesn't look like I will get it done before hunting season. Fancied having a bash at making a cabin for a while so did a bit of reading and watched a few vids over winter, and made a start this spring with my youngest. Had to take a break for bear season, have about 8 or 9 days into it so far, and about $150 in 10" spikes and screws. Walls are finished but thats as far as we got.
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    Yep that's the one.
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    Shatterford lakes is fairly close to Brum as well, its had cats in it for years
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    I have a honda trx420 and 350 as well both with single spring on the rear, you can adjust the spring to make it firmer. I have the box's on the back that double as a second seat that are loaded with shite. if I carry an adult on the back they do sag a bit, definitely more than my old 400 honda with 2 rear springs did. Over here you can only get the independent rear suspension on the 500 Rubicon.
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    Looks like spotted / speckled seatrout Woolfy, caught quite a few in Florida
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    I would go used Yamaha or Honda, (I've always had Honda and never been left stranded), slower than some and maybe not the best riding but pretty bombproof, Yamaha maybe a fraction behind honda in reliability and belt drive if that bothers you but more powerful and better riding. Can-am make nice machines but pricy and all that power tends to break things, suzuki machines are pretty nice as well, polaris are better than the Chinese but still pretty unreliable on the whole, I would personally stay away from anything else / and deffo stay away from the Chinese quads.
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    Do they know ??

    gazjon5 replied to bird's topic in General Talk

    Really sorry for your loss Ray
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    We are fishing a big lake called cold lake mate, think we are around 3 miles towards the middle in 130ft of water. Ice is only 16" and there is a load of heaves with open water, didn't want to risk bringing tge truck on
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    Lake trout Chaff, we have had 3 and lost 3 others, nothing big this is the best so far around 25", packing down in a minute though.
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    The Doctor said: "The good news is I can cure your headaches...The bad news is that it will require castration. You have a very rare condition which causes your testicles to press up against the base of your spine and the pressure creates one hell of a headache. The only way to relieve the pressure is to remove the testicles." Joe was shocked and depressed. He wondered if he had anything to live for. He couldn't concentrate long enough to answer, but decided he had no choice but to go under the knife. When he left the hospital, he was headache free for the first time in over 20 years, but
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    Snow day

    gazjon5 replied to DIDO.1's topic in General Talk

    Yep it was a bit nippy here over the weekend Mackam, -42degC without windchill Saturday morning, -50 with the wind, coldest I've seen it the last 12 yrs.
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    No my mates old man made it, it's, around 20 yrs old and pretty much rusted through though....
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    Spot on, here's what I am about to cook over
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    Had to Google that mate, what do u use them for, cooking over?
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    If your heading to BC for a big chinook Mackem, I would head north, Rivers Inlet does monster size fish every year, there or Haida Gwaii would be my choice. Or if u fancy something a a bit different you could try catch a genuine tyee in a rowing boat off Campble River (the Tyee club of BC). Photo Gallery - Tyee Club of British Columbia WWW.TYEECLUB.ORG Tyee Club Historical Photos Provided by The Museum at Campbell River Big Fish | British Columbia | Legacy Lodge WWW.LEGACYLODGE.COM Legacy Lodg
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    My old lurcher tangled with 3 porcupines the first couple of years we were here before she realised not to go near them. It was no fun pulling the quills out for me or her. They call them survival food here because they are about the only thing u can catch and kill with nothing but a stick, but most people shoot them on sight due to risk to dogs and cattle....
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