not so pros

[Sty57]

Nope. I remember catching a whiff the first time

And the second, third and..........

 

[Dub11]

Lime wedge in a Corona?

Nope

 

[p61 western]

Lol, if you think 80yr old boobs float down a river on a tube....I want what you're smoking

Read my post again Smokey.

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

How many beers did it take to float yer ass down the river ??

Ummmm.....dozen? Then carrie got mad, so I backed off

 

[hoskvarna]

All I know is........everyone I see get lead poisoning.

You be correct there [emoji106]


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[Czed]

Looks like a dolmar filter....but then again I've never been in a 372

Straight from the prc in my china saws .
I have been switching to echo line.
I bought an oem stihl 031 fuel line for the second time that split within weeks 15.75 for that son of a *b-word.
It's got a chinese 3.50 line in it now
That stupid flanged grommet on those.
Next time im threading it with copper fittings from a icemaker 1/4 inch nipples inside and out.

 

[beaglebriar]

Ummmm.....dozen? Then carrie got mad, so I backed off

Been there....

 

[p61 western]

Metal handle clutch cover or plastic?

I'm not sure what year it is, either would be great to me. Good evening Brian btw.

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

Prairie dogs live in groups in fields. They're related to ground hogs, also called wood chucks. Ground hogs are about 3 times the size of a prairie dog, and live alone or in single families. The one @GCJenks204 got is a ground hog

The most fun in your entire life is going prairie dog hunting. Watching them explode in your scope is beyond words. Farmers used to beg people to come kill em all.

 

[Dub11]

Ummmm.....dozen? Then carrie got mad, so I backed off

I killed a 12 pack on the fourth wife did pay attention that god I was in no condition to hear anything lol

 

[Dub11]

They may be same just location different.
Ours burrow in the ground under machinery or building foundations not out in timber.
When I worked out in SD they called em rock chucks but looks the same.
I don't know what the proper name for them is I guess.


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Ive heard them called marmits too.

 

[huskihl]

The most fun in your entire life is going prairie dog hunting. Watching them explode in your scope is beyond words. Farmers used to beg people to come kill em all.

I'm in. Lemme know. We'll start with the 22-250 and gradually work up to the .300 win mag. If we ain't having fun yet we'll throw some .338 ultramag at them. We oughtta be having a good time by then

 

[Magnumitis]

Nope

The whole lime in a Olde English 800 40oz?

 

[dall]

Evening Kevin how's you

 

[Czed]

The most fun in your entire life is going prairie dog hunting. Watching them explode in your scope is beyond words. Farmers used to beg people to come kill em all.

Groundhogs here you have to hit them solid to kill them.
Golf balls and a .22 are fun we throw them out at the range 50 yds and everyone has a good time.
Try it.
Mow you're grass first.

 

[p61 western]

The whole lime in a Olde English 800 40oz?

lmfao maybe 2 limes.

 

[Time's Standing Stihl]

Read my post again Smokey.

Yup...I read it.

 

[Magnumitis]

Evening Kevin how's you

Good. I tried speaking to you earlier, dik.

 

[Sty57]

Straight from the prc in my china sawsView attachment 79316 .
I have been switching to echo line.
I bought an oem stihl 031 fuel line for the second time that split within weeks 15.75 for that son of a *b-word.
It's got a chinese 3.50 line in it now
That stupid flanged grommet on those.
Next time im threading it with copper fittings from a icemaker 1/4 inch nipples inside and out.

I've used some of the weed Wacker grommets For saws with the molded grommet on the line. Then you can use straight line.

 

[hoskvarna]

The most fun in your entire life is going prairie dog hunting. Watching them explode in your scope is beyond words. Farmers used to beg people to come kill em all.

Still do in places.
Years ago when I lived in SD the rancher I worked for furnished my ammo. Shoot all you can [emoji106]


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