Well the clutch isn’t dependent on engine rpm it has hydraulic cylinders operating the driving sheaves, which gives infinite speed control. So no weights, rollers or ramps to fix. But still a pain in the *** to work on. Pressure washer helps greatly.
Looks like he invited himself for dinner. LOL
Wife was chatting with the neighbor 4 houses over last night while walking the dogs, and turns out they have a bear den down in their swamp. We haven’t seen it…yet….but another neighbors dog got into a spat with it (the bear) and now there’s a bunch of finger pointing going on over who’s gonna pay the vet bill.
Cant say ive ever encountered a bear den.
Me either, and have no desire to do so anytime soon!
I wouldn't shoot a bear with a 9mm you just piss them off.
I know! I have enough experience with the “9” where I think I could place enough rounds to give it a serious Excedrin headache, but….
LOL I understand that.I know! I have enough experience with the “9” where I think I could place enough rounds to give it a serious headache, but….
Don’t think the neighbors would care for me walking around with my 30/30 or ought-6, though.
Bear spray is you friend. Nice job on the shed.I know! I have enough experience with the “9” where I think I could place enough rounds to give it a serious Excedrin headache, but….
Don’t think the neighbors would care for me walking around with my 30/30 or ought-6, either!
Never heard of bear spray.
But who’s dinner?
30-06, 308, 270, wouldn’t matter but my preference would be my Browning 7mm rem mag. Bear tenderloin on bbq for supperI know! I have enough experience with the “9” where I think I could place enough rounds to give it a serious Excedrin headache, but….
Don’t think the neighbors would care for me walking around with my 30/30 or ought-6, either!
Long gun?
Yup scoped
The best use of bear spray is to disabled your hiking partner and readily making an escape. Big joke around here. Lol
That's a great joke. I ran across a few brown bears when I lived in the mountains in Washington State and also Cougars. neither was aggressive and just wanted to be left alone.
They would having a troublesome bear for supper.Oh, the neighbors would love that!
The lions are pretty sneaky. i]Ive had them stock me. Funny thing, deer will do the same.
Whitetail,Especially if you spook them in the bush. Look around find a place to sit and be quiet and wait, playing the wind. He will circle around to see what spooked him, 90% you will get another look at him. I don’t know about stocking but have had them follow me in bush. Think it’s more curiosity. That’s why standing as much or more than your walking is important in getting a look at him.
