December B/S Thread
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From: Waterford, CT
dude, I have a 4.9L GASSER and he let me show up lol. even though I had to park across the street.....j/k
hey CT, get this, the highlight of my day so far was watching a dog pee on my uncle's chevy dumptruck haha. smart dog. <!-- / message -->
hey CT, get this, the highlight of my day so far was watching a dog pee on my uncle's chevy dumptruck haha. smart dog. <!-- / message -->
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From: Salem, CT
Morning all, coffee and breakfast are on.
Been hunting without much success. Each of us got one for rifle/shotgun season. Working on Muzzleloader season now.
Found a crack in my F350 frame. Actually from carrying salted sand every winter since I bought it, the rear frame is getting thin. Looking for an inexpensive F350 daully diesel 4X4 to replace mine. Thinking of using mine for parts, good body and drivetrain.
Been hunting without much success. Each of us got one for rifle/shotgun season. Working on Muzzleloader season now.
Found a crack in my F350 frame. Actually from carrying salted sand every winter since I bought it, the rear frame is getting thin. Looking for an inexpensive F350 daully diesel 4X4 to replace mine. Thinking of using mine for parts, good body and drivetrain.
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From: Salem, CT
The hunting has been slow with little success. It seems the deer are hiding in the thickets and don't have to come out for food. The mast crop (acorns) is very high, this means they can hunker down in the thicket with oak trees and have plenty of food. If the deer don't move, you won't see them.