burleytog

That is unless you have 9 of them visiting the feeder and fighting on a regular basis. There are times we cannot sit on the porch for fear of being impaled by a hummingbird spear. ;D

http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/gallery/dumbestgeneration/

collapsed?

You sure know how to hurt a guy. :'(

FWIW, if you can play a guitar, a banjo shouldn't be that hard to learn. This article is a good starting point. http://www.projectsandhobbies.com/playingthebanjo.htm

Used banjos run $150-250 depending on quality, condition, and manufacturer.

Those rascals are back again for another year. They didn't take to the new feeder last fall, now they've grown accustomed to it and use it more than the other one. Some footage of the wee buggers from a couple of years ago.

Mmmmmm...double wide beaver

The fish are bedding. Found a few small bucks yesterday, saw quite a few old beds on the north shore. Saw a few 3-4 lb. fish, none locked in. This beast was the biggest of the day and the meanest. Only took four casts to get him. Had thrown out a couple of marker buoys on prospective spots. Went up the lake to check a few more spots. Next thing I know there's a boat next to me. They hold up my markers and ask me if I lost them. : >

http://www.deeringbanjos.com/ Check out the Goodtime. And be prepared for a lesson in humility.

PLine CXX 15 lb. Looks like rope under a Sloan.

http://georgiawildlife.dnr.state.ga.us/content/displaycontent.asp?txtDocument=29

:-? 'Stop at 12 lb. test'?

Great if you need an emergency pool cue.

More corn than Iowa and Nebraska combined.

I've been there for the last four months.

That avatar might get you arrested in Germany.

That was Dickerson's fish as far as I'm concerned. He put in his time.

http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/fishing/news/story?page=world_record_bass_dies From the article:

Delete...forwards are stupid.

You sure know how to make a guy long for a trip to Georgia. :'(

I happened to be in Kitty Hawk one year when the BA's were having a show at NAS Oceana. We got a free show every morning for a week.

The knobs I like.

Catalpa worms.

The Sahara is essentially the same reel as the Spirex, sans Quick-Fire and dual-paddle handle.