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Gator

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  • Birthday 08/19/1967

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    Rush, NY
  • Interests
    Besides hunting and fishing? Volleyball, rod building and sci-fi/fantasy. Oh, and I do a little science on the side...
  • Home Port
    Sandy Creek
  • Boat Name
    Nothing But Net

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  1. For panfish guys, this is the bomb. One word of warning...don't use it to cut through dirty ice. Buddy of mine dulled his in minutes on Braddocks this weekend where the sand had blown onto and into the ice. The blades can be resharpened, but there are only three guys who are authorized to do it - I use Frank DeLuca in MN. But particularly with the small blade this thing will cut through like it's butter.
  2. Crazy it's been four years already. Rest in peace
  3. When I list something as free, it's like folks think it's junk or something. Au contraire, mon frere. These things are almost new. They're a few years old, but practically unused. Rossignol Venture x4 xcountry skis 160 cm with women's eu42 size boots and poles. Pick up in Rush NY or East Fork marina only. PM me and I will list these as sold once they're gone. PS. They won't work well for a Smitty Sled...or I'd have kept them lol. You want downhill skis for that.
  4. Crazy good year! Treasure the memories!
  5. I'm posting this before looking at your review so I don't inadvertently echo you. Our experience was fantastic. The unit performed flawlessly. I wasn't convinced as to their claim of at least fifty hours battery life, but we got that and more. In fact, while I didn't keep track of our hours on the lake, we didn't have to charge it between its arrival in mid-June and mid-August. So 50 hours is probably a conservative estimate. The wireless charging was fast. The smaller footprint made for less blow back. Obviously, I can't speak to its longevity after only one year, but being fully sealed I imagine it will take a lickin' and keep on kickin'. The only downside was a slight butt pucker every time a rigger went up or down...at their price, I'd hate to donate a probe to the fish gods. But then I remembered that we have Magnum Metalz downriggers and the clutch is silky smooth, like the Zohan's hair. Okay, now I'm gonna look at your review and see if we're twinsees.
  6. lol bot responding to ten year old thread. Love AI. I suggest Tyler Bass. He may be available.
  7. My wife has added to her list of things she's thankful for: "the lights didn't show up on December 1st like previous years" lol
  8. Better than the slap on the wrist of ~$2500 that the poacher up in Fulton will have to pay for stealing one of the most recognizable non-typicals in NYS from every other hunter who was legitimately trying to harvest him. https://www.outdoornews.com/2024/12/13/trophy-buck-known-as-king-louie-taken-illegally-in-new-york/
  9. All yours, Billy. If you want them ASAP give me a shout 748-6652 via text and we can hook up or I can do a drop-off with your daughter (is she still here?). Otherwise I can bring them to the marina.
  10. Four Bushnell and two Browning cameras, all in good working condition several years old. I probably even have SD cards for them. Pick up near Rush, NY or at Sandy Creek Marina, Hamlin, or pay shipping.
  11. I had a half rack four pop out today that I almost popped thinking that he was a she - until "they" turned a bit and I saw the other side. Contrary to many, my deer are still playing hide-and-seek. Very few daytime sightings, little movement. That fat broad has started humming.
  12. I was going to ask to be Tommy's friend (no benefits, sorry), but I got beat to the punch. Krystel and I did dinner yesterday with Paul Willey and his wife Tania; as many know, Paul tracks and his dogs Volt and Iggy do a damn good job of it. Some of the stories he shared regarding the misinformation and blatant insistence from guys who called him that they know right where the deer went, or how to run a track, or even where they hit it (which 50% of the time is just dead wrong) is simply astonishing. The degree to which folks will flat out lie to get a tracker is similarly astonishing. No tracker does it for the money, but some of the interactions he's had with hunters after he's traveled two hours and spent half a day tracking are crazy too. Crazy insulting sometimes. I just don't get it. Arguing with somebody who does this two or even three times a day, trashing their expertise, then calling the next day begging them to come out again cause you couldn't find it grid searching. Hunting during the track. I could go on and on...these aren't all Paul, but he runs with a group of other trackers who share stories. And let me tell you, between you, me and the walls, if you piss one of these guys off, you are not going to find somebody to track for you in the future. So, at the risk of sounding preachy, respect your tracker. Treat them right. Try to learn something. And don't be, "that guy". And if you choose wisely in the stand, you will likely never need their help. But if you do, they'll be there.
  13. I will take this Manny. I can Venmo you and get it literally at any point. I go through one of these per year. I will text you.
  14. Overpriced lol! I always find that when I try to give stuff away on here there's a bunch of suspicion, but if I ask a really great price, guys hop all over it. Jeff just got rid of some POS scope that came with his new 7mm and put a 4-16x 44mm Vortex on it. What a difference. Hopefully somebody puts these two to good use.
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