Recent content by rhutchinson

http://www.youtube.com/user/video20071966 This is a funny hunting clip from u-tube for those that haven't seen it. Richard

I've bought a Remington NPSS 22cal. I haven't posted a report yet because frankly the verdict is still pending. The trigger isn't great right out of the box so I replaced it ( under 25$). The scope seems to be good. It seems to hit hard. I've finally found a pellet it likes and the accuracy...

Tried this this morning. Made the recipe as described. There were only three of us and I figured the dog would have a third of it as my wife isn't much of a breakfast person anyway. She had two helpings. Anyway, the pan was empty in no time! This is a great recipe as is or a starter recipe for...

May be another use for one of those little homemade kayak trailers!! :lol: Richard

If anyone is paying Wal-Mart prices for sandpaper check this site out. I've tried the orbital sanding paper and it is every bit as good as 3M if not better. Shipping is reasonable too. http://www.onlineindustrialsupply.com/ Thanks Richard

A 86-year-old Bill Avila, who loved to fish, was sitting in his boat the other day when he heard a voice say, "Pick me up." He looked around but didn't see anyone.. He thought he must have imagined it when he heard the voice say again, "Pick me up." He looked in the water and there, floating...

BEARS BUDDY Glad you got some relief from the doctorin, but i just ran into something that might help. I've got a couple of knees that give me a fit. Have tried a lot of stuff on them over the years (ben-gay,tiger balm, absorbine horse lintiment etc) and nothing worked. But I just ran across...

Catfish, there are as many answers as hunters. I am by nature a frugal (read cheep) person and see no reason to turn free meat into expensive meat. I should say also I'm a meat hunter, not an antler addict. When my garden in done I till it up and plant crimson clover. It's cheep and is a great...

Tools for the know-it-all handyman: DRILL PRESS A tall upright machine useful for suddenly snatching flat metal bar stock out of your hands so that it smacks you in the chest and flings your beer across the room, denting the freshly-painted project which you had carefully set in the corner...

How fast is that 20 grain projectile moving? Richard

She's a beauty Ron. This is gonna get your friend some major points! Richard

Thanks, I should have asked this before, but it looks like there is about an inch or so gap between the bottom boards? If so do you lay a landscape fabric or hardware cloth in the bottom to keep the soil from sifting out? Richard

What is the bottom made of ? It looks like cedar or redwood. Richard

Tried and true is a good way to go. It's a lot of money to gamble on a pig in a poke. I'm not in a hurry to purchase. Maybe by the time I'm ready there will be some milage on the gas rams and a better idea of how they hold up. My criteria will be power and longevity first with quiet a close...

What were the features that sold you on this one? Why a conventional over the new gas shock type ? Details Man Details! :lol: :lol: Richard