Gobbler Nation

On my way to work I heard it on the news that the first plane had hit the WTC. I went straight to the big screen on our residential unit. I spent most of the morning watching with one of my probation kids, we were both in complete disbelief.

Turkey Talker wrote:turning tools about $120ish depending on brand. could get a lot more.
lathe about $300-ish since its 2HP What year is it?

I wouldn't ask more than $500. not sure what you invested into it though.

Thanks for the help.

Any help would be much appreciated. This stuff belonged to the father of friend of mine. He has passed and his mom is starting to part with his things. I need an idea of what to try and sell this for. Thanks for any help.

You need to go so there are more honkers to make it down my way.

Hows your resident goose pop?

That sounds like an outstanding idea! I got a buddy that is working on a "blind" for a small gas grill. I can't wait for the meals in the middle of the field.

Been doing quite a bit of pork butt for a few "meetings" here lately. 80 pounds on this cook.

Heck ya!

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This has to be a winner!

Bravo! He turned out great.

I like the cuddebacks, and have a few wildgame innovations. I have trouble with the wildgames not transferring to the cards sometimes, so I run them without cards a take a laptop out to download pics.

Is that the infamous dead silence?

Sweet!

Sorry to hear that. I love my decoy bags.

Looks like a dandy!

Nice!

timbrhuntr wrote:

Nice! Im a spur guy! Boobs are nice also.

Prayers sent up.

Very nice!

I get after them pretty hard. Missouri wont open until first part of October, so I still have some time to get some heads reflocked. Last year we crock potted pulled goose sandwiches. Or put them on the slicer for goose fajitas.