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Junior says that he made this one for $22.64. http://www.deltablues.net/tripod.html

The width of your boat and the height that you sit will also make a difference in needed length as will whether you use a low or high angle stroke.

My old Blue Hole canoe was about 35 inches wide and I paddled it from the center when solo. The seats were just below the gunnels about 12 inches high. That was alright in flat water. I would always get off of the seat and kneel in whitewater. In the South Wind 15-30 and my pirogue which are...

Plus WC done told ya what fish do in that stuff.

I'm with JEM. An almost 16 foot pirogue against a 9 foot SOT, he shouldn't stand a chance unless he ties a bucket or something onto your boat.

Go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asclepias and read under uses. Milkweed is easier to find here than Poison Dart Frogs.

The Common Carp (Cyprinus carpio) was introduced also. http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwild/wild/species/crp/

I gotta agree with Ron, fish are animals. Some animals walk on two feet and some don't even have feet and swim.

One of those articles says that they can get to 50, the other says 50 to 75. I can show others saying about 50 so I don't see how you can find it way out of reason. One of those two sources says that female mature around age 11 the other says at 12-14. For the males one says age 6 the other says...

Supposedly 10 feet long caught Moon Lake Mississippi March 1910. FROM Florida Museum of Natural History website http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/gallery/Descript/AlligatorGar/AlligatorGar.html From the article that you showed: By the way, that is a good article that you linked to. It even...

The age of a gar can be determined after killing it by studying the otoliths in the inner ear. Those put on rings each year like a tree ring. While the Brazos may still have a good population, in many locations they are declining and several states where they are found have put one or two fish...

We didn't have the tool went we had the baler. The tool was picked up later. The baler that we had used wire and was powered by a 2 cylinder Wisconsin motor. Making the bales was the easy part, but even that wasn't much fun especially when the wind was blowing the hay scraps on you. Cutting the...

I didn't like any part of baling hay. Sure was glad when my father sold that hay baler.

Actually it just holds onto the bale for you. You still have to pull it up with a rope.

That is for lifting bales of hay up into your hayloft.

Mick see this thread: http://www.neilbank.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=5965

Thanks for posting the pictures pereaux. Those are some good looking boats. Jimmy

The skeeters at Lake Fausse last year didn't mind the Thermacells at all. I stood between two of them which were about 4 feet apart with no wind and the skeeters kept biting. DEET did help some.

Just try not to sand into the fiberglass. Any epoxy above the cloth can be sanded off.