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I'm not a hunter. Have a friend who is. The agreement is, we butcher the deer at my house and I keep 50% of the deer. I just made the last of my venison over the last few weeks in preparation to refill my freezer. I've been eating chili for lunch the last 2 weeks and the week prior was pot roast. Looking forward to some fresh jerky.

So what about the other 3 bunks which appear to be in good shape?

I pictured you as a Subaru kind of guy...

Was this a contest?

Can't put a price on happiness...

Very nice.

It's not financially wise. Most people don't want or know how to use a stick shift. With the ability to put 400lbs+ of torque at the rear wheels, who needs a manual? My last manual truck was a 97 Dodge

I've got your perfect boat and you're in luck, it's for sale.

I still think I would start with OP making sure the boat is deep enough in the water when launching and loading. There's a sweet spot with every boat and you just need to find it. Use your mirrors and the trailer fenders as your guide. Generally, the fender tops are just below, equal, or just above the waterline. It' could also be the ramp. Does the problem occur at all ramps or just one. Shallow and steep ramps can pose difficulty in launching/loading whereas a gradual sloped ramp is easiest.

My aunt had a 72 Catalina ragtop. I wish I had that car today.

1976 Pontiac Lemans 4 door. Same car Jackie Gleason drove in the first Smokey and the Bandit movie. A hand me down from my brother.

I liked it

Without any other info, I think it has to do with depth of the trailer when you launch and load.

I've got 5ft tall plants loaded with tomatoes and they're still green. Anything I can do to get them to turn sooner rather than later? It's going to be getting cold here in the next month and I'd like to salvage some of them.

Guinness Extra Stout

If you're not opposed to aluminum, here is your dream boat. Ironically enough, I'm thinking of getting a Robalo 226 Cayman to replace it.

Check for loose or cracked pump connections

The Lund is for sale

Stay safe.

Crazy

I won't forget. It's unfortunate our country is no longer united.

If you're smart, you'll give the Angels Envy away as a gift. It's aged in old port wine barrels rather than in charred oak. You can taste the port in the whiskey. I'm not a fan, especially for $50.