$16.50 plus shipping for a red squirrel skin!?!
https://www.bigyflyco.com/PineSquirrelSkin-detail.htm
I bet you could corner the market. :wink:
How many did you purchase?
I got some, I'll let you have them for only $16.49 plus S&H.
I'm pretty sure I could rustle one up for free!
Am I the only one that cant identify the picture? :confused:
Is Bopeye in here? Hes used to those $*!#'ed up pictures. :alscalls:
It is pretty small :alscalls:
Quote from: FinsnFur on August 22, 2019, 10:32:53 PM
Am I the only one that cant identify the picture? :confused:
Jim, Click the link to open the image. Then click the image to increase the size. Try this multiple times because it doesn't work. Try getting closer to your screen but that doesn't work either. Then try a magnifying glass in each hand and look at the image through both of them. If you are lucky you will almost, not quite, but almost see a flat fur.
It's probably a cheap Russian sable they're trying to pawn off as an expensive red pine squirrel! :innocentwhistle:💰💰💰💰💰
Hang on I'm setting up my telescope :innocentwhistle:
That's what my wife said on our wedding night :innocentwhistle: :biggrin:
Quote from: nastygunz on August 27, 2019, 05:11:56 AM
That's what my wife said on our wedding night :innocentwhistle: :biggrin:
There are so many comments that could be replied to this statement, but I am trying to play nice today. If it were yesterday it would have been so different.
Squirrel tail processing factory:
(https://i.ibb.co/52jm6t8/image.jpg)
Right there on the couch?
What if Longmire is on or something?
Thats a good show!👍🇺🇸
I'm in over my head with it. Watching it on Netflix.
I read the books to in those were pretty damn good.
Marge and I watched it on Amazon Prime, we pigged out and finished it in two days.
Two grandsons learning how to tie.
(https://i.imgur.com/HYGQkmw.jpg)
That is a serious operation there! What a great picture :highclap: I was just about their age when I got the obsession :yoyo:
VERY serious operation. I love that :congrats:
I was just about those boys age when I went with my brothers and sisters to a local cow pond called tickle naked pond to do some perch fishing with a bobber and worms. Off on the side of the cow pasture eventually I noticed this old gentleman about up to his knees in the water doing this weird casting with this strange line so I had to go investigate so I sat on a rock about 50 feet from him and watched him and every now and then he would pull a big bass in. I had never seen anything like it! When he waded back to shore I went over and asked him what kind of fishing that was and he told me that it was fly fishing and he showed me the pole and the reel and told me about the line and showed me the fly that he was using and I was fascinated by it. I vowed when I grew up I was going to do that and eventually I did! And as luck would have it I spent many a good evening fishing with that same old gentleman whose name was Kenneth Eastman of Groton, Vermont. And I always remember his pork pie hat he always wore with his pipe clenched between his teeth and a beautiful graceful fly cast. And what a smart humble gracious man he was. :bowingsmilie: