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They let him off easy as well.

Didn't know where to put this- the latest hunting thread I could find is for 2016. I thought of a Taxidermy thread but that might not get much play over time. So here ya geaux https://www.outdoorlife.com/hunting/tannery-photos/

Lotta commenters suggested he was a drug addict with little brains, no experience, and higher than usual pain threshold. I'm surprised he got as far as he did. Them critters don't play

Light pollution sucks. The houses around mine always have the outside lights on, so you can't see anything at night due to the glare. Diffusers are a lost technology, but they are somewhat making a slow comeback.

The thog of war

My neighbor to the north a bit over 1/4 mile has a horse barn in line with my house. They put up a led outside light that was on all the time that looked liked the rising sun to me. I like to look at the night sky, northern lights, comets, etc. I finally found the right time to mention it...

No one is that quick. Remember the link about the warthog killing his pet human...was it a warthog? Found it... https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/the-official-critter-thread.19576/page-40#post-1187197

At this point the full 15 or so acres along our southern flank and on eastward beyond our southeast corner are completely cleared of all trees. There were about a dozen piles of trees, limbs and assorted slash scattered across the open ground, some of which are larger than our house. So far...

If you’re gonna be dumb, you gotta be quick

@Burnham how has this panned out?

That bear is just as likely to someday maul that young man as not, I fear.

What on the ever-livin' earth did he think was going to happen??? :lol:

Whenever I look at ads for machinery and the seller puts how this and that needs fixing, and it’d be really easy to do, I always think ‘just do it then’ Always give that sort of stuff a hard swerve.

Great day bumming around the mountains, little walkabout, Christmas shopping in little gift shops, and great food.

Too bad @Maximalist can't see this Russky wrestling his grizzly bear

I ran into a similar problem: lots of coals, not as much heat. The problem is how I load it. I normally put the logs in sideways, like you would in any classic fireplace, and pack them in this way for a long burn and to have lots of buried coals left by morning. The wood gas still easily burns...

I tie a stopper behind the MRP.

Alrighty.