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and the "working class losers" are the targets and primary funders of the carbon tax

They are kinda cute... sort of...

Love the moose - puts having a few deers in the yard into perspective

Dave_eng, thanks for posting this. I found all the commentary very informative. Good to know of the options / issues I had not considered.

OTT did a noble thing when Henros Let them Die thread was allowed to run. Yes it got political, testy and out of control at times but the discussion was valuable - sometimes it good to step up to the plate.

I would not consider Saskatchewan Research Council funding as an example of economically self sustaining - more of our tax dollars one way or another. When the $80 million committed hits $160 million with no end in sight...

If anyone is aware of a currently functioning, economically self sustaining small scale nuclear reactor (not the arm waving - a real live example) please provide the details.

I actually had some dealings with them - they sent a JD lawnmower part I needed up here when the local JD dealer could not provide it. Always bad to lose a good dealer.

I will be interested to see this in action!

When folks say the Little BX is just a lawn tractor I wonder if they had this in mind...

Funny you should mention that - a Dewalt grinder I have had a trigger problem as well. Not unique I guess.

I see him around quite often (trail cameras) but we haven't actually met face to face - just as well I think.

Herman came for a visit... As much as I like him, I have since removed the water trough and bird feeder.

I'm in awe - again...

thanks - I didn't realize they had the spot pattern. The trail cameras are fun- we have 2 now and have learnt a lot of who goes where when - including 1 black bear. Not a great shot or I would share it.

would that be a bobcat?

Bought the 185 Miller and spool gun in @ 1986 - seemed like overkill at the time but it is one purchase I have never regretted. Just did up some brackets on a deck rail reno. Worked great - now if I could only make my welds look like some of the members here (you know who you are...)

And to think that 16'" guns destructive capacity pales in comparison to what is available today.

Thanks for digging the pics up - really like them all. Especially intrigued by the hydraulic thumb. Look forward to your thread. Andy

Sounds like some great ideas - if you have pictures... Andy