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If I'd of known you were out we could of met at Fat Nancy's yesterday Glen.

Couldnt of been Bob's spot. Fish is to big to be a Golby.

The pleasure was all our's Lew a good time was had by all.

The following is a press release from the state Department of Environmental Conservation. Hunters harvested approximately 222,800 deer in the 2009 season -- virtually the same number as were harvested statewide the previous season, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Pete Grannis announced last week. The annual deer hunting report also showed that nearly 16,000 14- and 15-year-olds signed up for the “Junior Big-Game Licenseâ€. Deer Harvest The 2009 deer take included more than 120,700 antlerless deer (adult females and fawns) and just over 102,000 adult bucks. Antlerless takes grew by 3 percent from 2008 (117,232), while buck takes dropped 3.5 percent from 2008 (105,747). Totals for bow and muzzleloader seasons were on par with the past few years. Differences were most noticeable in the Northern Zone, where antlerless take was down by almost 8 percent and buck take dropped 21 percent from 2008, returning to levels seen in 2005 and 2006. Deer take during the regular season seemed strongly affected by a warm November -- both deer and hunter activity tend to slow down in warm weather and the lack of snow cover made for difficult hunting conditions during a time that typically accounts for the majority of deer harvest. Southern Zone deer harvests were comparable to 2008 with overall buck take essentially unchanged and antlerless take only increasing about 4 percent. Still, biologists noted that the lack of snow throughout much of the Southern Zone regular season likely kept deer harvests from being higher. Western New York continues to lead the state in total deer-harvest densities, but Orange County in southeastern New York has also become a strong contender. The top five counties for 2009 were Yates (13.2 total deer per square mile), Wyoming (11.2), Orange (10.5), Genesee (9.9), and Ontario (9.5). Importantly, total harvest is strongly impacted by the number of Deer Management Permits (DMPs) available in an area, which directly affects the harvest of antlerless deer. A more accurate picture of relative deer population densities is revealed by the density of buck harvest. By this figure, the top counties for buck harvest density were: Wyoming County (4.6 bucks per square mile), Yates County (4.5 bucks per square mile), Allegany County (4.0), Orange County (3.9), and Cayuga County (3.7). Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) CWD surveillance began in New York in 2002, with increased efforts since 2005 after the disease was detected in five captive and two wild deer in Oneida County. Surveillance efforts continued in 2009 with more than 1,800 samples tested. CWD is a rare neurological disease that affects the brains of deer, elk and moose, causing the animals to become emaciated, lose body functions and eventually die. Despite intensive testing of nearly 30,000 deer in the five years since the disease was detected, no additional cases have been found in the state. The 2009 deer harvest is broken down by county, town, and Wildlife Management Unit with comparisons to previous years' deer harvests. For more see the DEC web site.

It very well could be that. But he did say he had spark. Unless by spark he meant the engine would turn over. If the lanyard was loose or disconnected the engine would turn over but not have ignition.

Just run em without hooks. Problem solved & ya can even take the book back.

Moisture in the dist. cap and / or the choke as was said above.

John's mobile number 315-871-6400

Check out this thread as well S&B. viewtopic.php?f=4&t=15597

Beautiful country Stan.

JR might be your man

Teleflex SSC62 style replacement cable for rotary helm is what you'll need.

Sent you a pm Sean

Length of the cable is the last two digits of the part # on the plastic cover on the old cable or refer to this link: http://www.teleflex.ru/upload/files/cat ... Cables.pdf Compass can be mounted in the storage compartment forward of the helm seat. As low & close to center as is possible.

Unless you want to guess at the problem & take a chance of possibly ruining a perfectly good & expensive piece of equipment. I would have it looked at by an experienced mechanic or dealer. There are considerably more variables to a 4 stroke than a conventional 2 stroke engine.

Great picture of a couple of very happy fans Gene.

Some of the early Sea Ray's & others of that vintage & older, had a stamped aluminum plate affixed on the inside of the transom.

Welcome aboard Austin. Relax, ask, and enjoy.

Yes & Yes. Chris

Have a good one. Howie

Happy Birhday John.

There were a couple in the selling section recently

By the time you buy quality plywood, resin, paint or another type finish. Starboard or the like, won't look quite that expensive of an alternative. No rot no muss, cut it, fit it and be done.

Vince here's an interesting link of what others have to say on the subject: http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/sternd ... 17438.html