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Aug 24, 2020 18:58:29 #
stuco
Loc: Northern Utah - Salt Lake City
plumbob wrote:
For the boy only, for gramps i was on to him.
You know about shrinkage, don't you?
Aug 24, 2020 18:59:43 #
stuco
Loc: Northern Utah - Salt Lake City
Which brings up another point for our new member here, we do love tangents. A conversation can, and probably will go in many different, and even unexpected directions.
Aug 24, 2020 19:00:01 #
plumbob wrote:
For the boy only, for gramps i was on to him.
Been having the grandsons use an electric fillet knife, they are catching on.
Scares me to death Mom and Grandma would shoot me if they got hurt.
Gotta learn sometime.
Aug 24, 2020 19:01:31 #
stuco
Loc: Northern Utah - Salt Lake City
EasternOZ wrote:
Been having the grandsons use an electric fillet knife, they are catching on.
Scares me to death Mom and Grandma would shoot me if they got hurt.
Gotta learn sometime.
Scares me to death Mom and Grandma would shoot me if they got hurt.
Gotta learn sometime.
No pressure there. You taught them right, they'll be fine.
Aug 24, 2020 19:02:02 #
stuco wrote:
Which brings up another point for our new member here, we do love tangents. A conversation can, and probably will go in many different, and even unexpected directions.
Really yes really and some get hard to follow if a person is not quoting who they are talking to or about.
Aug 24, 2020 19:03:33 #
stuco wrote:
No pressure there. You taught them right, they'll be fine.
Still a work in progress then it will be non electric, electricity is not always available.
Aug 24, 2020 19:09:24 #
stuco
Loc: Northern Utah - Salt Lake City
EasternOZ wrote:
Still a work in progress then it will be non electric, electricity is not always available.
I think the non electric would be a bit more scary for me. The nice thing about an electric knife is that you don't have to push much. I think it could be easier to get wild with a regular filet knife. Once again, I'm sure you've taught them correctly, and remind them how easy it is for them to gut themselves if they're not careful. They'll be fine, what could go wrong?
Aug 24, 2020 19:10:01 #
stuco wrote:
Which brings up another point for our new member here, we do love tangents. A conversation can, and probably will go in many different, and even unexpected directions.
Speaking of such.
My youngest son shot a 6 pointer we and it were about 300 yards from the truck. I told him I would carry his gun he could drag the deer back to the truck.
So we did just that after we got to the truck he was a little winded, I then told him I usually field dress mine where it lands and always drag them by the head or antlers.
He still remembers because I caught him telling my grandsons I was bad for doing that to him.
He wasn't using kind words.
Lesson learned.
Aug 24, 2020 19:10:46 #
EasternOZ wrote:
You don't have a fish stretching contraption?
They have fence stretchers that does a fine job of stretching wires.
Aug 24, 2020 19:12:24 #
stuco wrote:
I think the non electric would be a bit more scary for me. The nice thing about an electric knife is that you don't have to push much. I think it could be easier to get wild with a regular filet knife. Once again, I'm sure you've taught them correctly, and remind them how easy it is for them to gut themselves if they're not careful. They'll be fine, what could go wrong?
Electric is the way to go for me and you are right about the non electric.
Just something they need to know how to do. imo
Aug 24, 2020 19:13:18 #
Welcome aboard there ST. What for and where do you fish? I’m in West Haven.
Aug 24, 2020 19:13:39 #
stuco
Loc: Northern Utah - Salt Lake City
EasternOZ wrote:
Speaking of such. br br My youngest son shot a 6 ... (show quote)
That's funny. Good thing he's not bitter about it.
Aug 24, 2020 19:14:44 #
stuco
Loc: Northern Utah - Salt Lake City
EasternOZ wrote:
Electric is the way to go for me and you are right about the non electric.
Just something they need to know how to do. imo
Just something they need to know how to do. imo
I agree.
Aug 24, 2020 19:17:44 #
stuco wrote:
That's funny. Good thing he's not bitter about it.
Yep not a bitter bone in his body.
LOL
Aug 24, 2020 19:19:34 #
stuco wrote:
You know about shrinkage, don't you?
Not lately the water in the crick has been warm and on my Saturday shower we have enough warm water saved up.
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