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pretty nice one this evening.  first time out using a design i've been tinkering with.  it's a start.

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Wow ~ Nice one Paul.

Look what you can do  ..  ..  ..  ..

:smile10:

A-Jay

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Looks like your prototype has merit. 

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Chunky lady there!

 

What kind of prototype are you testing?

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You're definitely on a roll Paul., Way To Go!!

I envision your prototype resembling a Devils Spear  :)

 

Roger

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thanks guys. sorry but i can't really talk much about the bait right now other than to say that i am forcing myself to plow ahead with the tedious grind of field testing. :rolleyes: initial feedback has been encouraging.    

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On 2/24/2017 at 8:19 PM, Mosster47 said:

Oh boy....How much is the Paul Rig going to run us?

 

 

Move over Ned,

the Paul Rig is about 'toads'   :)

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Ain't no toad! That's a Hawg!

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