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What are the cut surfaces treated with, Andre?

I know a fellow in Astoria who swears by broken up razor clams in the shell as the best bait for Dungeness, by a huge margin in his words. Me, I like eating razor clams too much to use them for bait...but he lives where digging razors is generally quick and easy, so that's the way he rolls. He...

There's that echo again. :D

I'll guess that the feather is from a flicker.

Gorgeous, and stunning weather to boot!

They'd be lucky to have you. You would improve their talent and skills pool significantly :).

Looks like a nice retirement gig, for true.

Cooling trend here...highs in the mid 50's over the weekend.

That's a nice-looking snake. Good on ya.

We have guests as well :).

Yeah, life's a bitch... :D

That sounds great, Sean.

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Oh, dear.

Man after my own heart :).

Thanks, Brian. I will do that. What cutter shape are you using? Skip, full or semi comp?

My Oregon chain came today; mounted and ready to work. I need to find a solid piece of tree for a trial. If previous experience with this chain proves out, it will stretch some pretty quickly, initially. All to plan :).

I can't imagine the Russian job will work out well for you, given your earlier posts on the subject. Best of luck, though.

It might hurt if the work vehicle looks like a dumpster fire...and I have seen some a few times that made me think to myself "no way would I hire that fellow to do anything at all, if he drives a truck that looks/sounds/drives like it's on its last hour of life". Stephen obviously is not in...

I suppose this does not bode well for Kaveman's prospects too. Hopefully things are just in a lull and will soon pick up again.