Dv8oR

Rifle Country!!!, I love it!!!

I usually stand in front of the gun cab. scratchin my head.

Remington 30-06, Winchester 30/30, Both with 3-9X40 Sportview scopes, CVA Hawken, CVA Missouri, I think their both .50cal, 1 with a scope, 1 with Lyman sites, and a .45 cal pistol.

A single shot 20 gauge, and a .22, for varmint control.......

Automotive Service Manager,

When they done yellin at Just One, they come for me!

(You gotta love those intermediate shafts)

Went from aftermarket, to dealer, to aftermarket 13 yrs total

I personally will not take a 40 yd shot. Not to toot my own horn but I'm a great shot with a bow.

I only kill bucks. I've watched many wall hangers at 40 yrds and just will not do it.

Somebody above mentioned something about variables.....yep I agree.

Last years buck took a double lung shot and flipped over dead after a 10 yd sprint.

I don't like tracking 'em for 4 miles.

Ditto on the 20yd kill zone.

Tim

been getting chukar from the auction for .50 and raising 'em up from chicks.

I have an English Setter bitch out of Guy Begone!!

Sh'es a great dog.

She needs work but they all do I think!!!!

Tim

Tis starting to heat up in Ludington!!!!!

Its sickly addicting isn't it?!??!?!?

1529.

Have bird dog,

Will Travel!!!

Mad mad bow hunter here.....

The ole lady thinks I'm nuts, I go straight Rambo for the season, camo at the dinner table, knives strapped on, etc. etc. The Works!

PS!!

Free Hats at the Tourney!

Compliments of Team Dv8oR

I got 60 to give away so 3 men per boat and 20 boats, I can cap ya for free on Saturday!!!!!

I should be at the ramp at about 4:00am, so stop by the Dv8oR boat (i'll try to park as close to Rich as I can) for some a.m. BS'n and a cap!!!

Or at the weigh in, if ya don't catch me in the a.m.!!!!

Tim

I've got great land with lots of bunnies, you supply the dog!

(I got a bird dog, she don't work real well on bunnies, unless they smell like pheasant)

Don't hunt 'em myself, but if you want to when the snow flys just let me know!!!!!

Tim

Yea!!!

Ran into some minor crew malfunctions for the Saturday event which I can never fish, This year I can fish a Saturday and my crew can't so

GLF MIKE to the rescue!!!!!!!!!!

Tim

http://www.cedarspringspost.com/

960 while bored at work~

Played in the 3-4's with the occasional 5

Heard a few nothings going on.

Lake started laying down 9:30/10.

Had one good rip at 9am and nothing there once we got to it.

Temp was still 66 35 ft down.

Heard of a guy get 2 back to back in 115ft 70 and 80 down 12 and 5 lbs

Saw a 24lb'er at the ramp, only 1 the guy got, but I'm ok with that!

I do Mike,

So where do you get these reports from anyways?

Caznik

They look just like the reports on the DNR website.....

I use to fish Gun Lake quite a bit....

Many years ago.....

I'd be interested in something Walleye flavored but don't do much panfishing........

So, no Trout/Salmon or this is in addition to?????

If you consider a car or truck averaging say 50 mi/hr, 3000-4000 hrs is equivalent to 150,000 - 200,000 miles - sounds about right.

Good estimate!

My truck has an hour meter on it. 1174 hours and 48,000 miles.

So's at 3500 hours, should be right about 150,000 miles!!!

I have black on one side, orange on the other and regular lead/no color for backups.

I catch just as many fish on either rigger.....

I always kid with the guys while fishing the tourneys...

The GPS gives ya best times to Fish/Hunt.....I'm pretty sure its moon phase related......

So if its 9:20 and nothing going on, and the GPS says "Excellent" at 9:30, I always tell them to go man the riggers and get ready cuz the fishin gonna start in 10 minutes!

P.S. 4th on the ole lady thing

Tim

Vessels registered in another state may operate on Michigan waters for 60 days before Michigan registration and numbering is required.

The ones that come with postage paid envelopes I just normally, shred the ap, through in some kleenex, used is ok, and maybe some other odds and ends with a small business card sized message that states:

You quit sending me your trash, and I'll quit sending you mine!!!!

Tim

Wish I could have gone out there and helped gang up on 'em Rich man.

Kinda changes my mind for going out Sunday morning anyway......

*Direct Parasitic Attack

SEA LAMPREY

*A lamprey is an eel-like animal with no jaws that can live in fresh and salt water. It attaches to prey.

*Origin:A problem in the Great Lakes for more than 50 years. Native to the American and European Atlantic coasts, it may have entered the Great Lakes through canals.

Traps, sterilization, and barriers have controlled lampreys but not eliminated them.

*Length:Up to 85cm (2.8 ft)

*Environmental Threat:Lampreys attach to scales of fish and suck out body fluids, often killing the fish. Lampreys have decimated trout and whitefish populations. One lamprey can kill up to 20kg (40lb) of fish a year.

*Attack on Base of Food Chain

Spiny Water Flea

*Freshwater crustacean with barbed tail.

*Origin:First discovered in 1984; believed to have been carried in ballast water of European and Russian ships.

*Length:Slightly more than 1cm (0.4 in)

*Environmental Threat:Voracious eater that depletes plankton, the microscopic plants that are the basic food for many small fish and invertebrates.

Larger fish can eat water fleas, but small fish can't swallow them!

*Predatory feeding on Young Animals

Round Goby

*Bottom dwelling fish that uses its fused lower fins to cling to rocks.

*Origin:Black Sear; believed to have entered the Great Lakes when ships from Europe discharged their ballast water

*Length:Up to 25cm (10 in)

*Environmental Threat:Eats large amounts of young fish and eggs

*Competition for Food and Habitat

Eurasian Ruffe

*Small perch like fish with sharp spines on fill covers; primarily a bottom feeder.

*Origin:Native to northern Europe and Siberia; apparently arrived in ships' ballast water.

*Length:Up to 12cm (5 in)

*Environmental Threat:Ruffe move into an area, reproduce rapidly, deplete food supply, and drive out native fish.

They are currently endangering the lakes' populations of walleye, pike, and perch.

Have a Nice Day!

I didn't write this, some interesting reading I got in a flyer in the mail..... Just figured I'd share it with all!!!!!

Tim

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