Recent content by Mosby

Yea....I really don't buy or eat candy much during the year. I normally really limit soda and other high sugar stuff too. There are times though where I'm driving half way across the country by myself and I'm looking for some sugar to keep going. I'm trying to away from a lot of processed foods...

What got me was the annual limits. I can eat a package of licorice in a couple days driving and will have exceeded my annual limit per the report. Every candy bar after that just adds to the number. I saw another report last year that detailed the amount of Round Up in cereal, granola bars and...

I don't eat a lot of candy during the year but I do tend to buy some for hunting trips....especially when it's cold out. Snickers, Peanut butter cups, M & M's etc., are some of my go to snacks. After reading this report, I'm going to have to find something else. The industry is down playing...

Another quick follow up. We got several inches of snow with single digit temps. It's nice and slick out there. Since I got nothing better to do and I wanted to see how the tires would do on snowy...icy roads I hopped in my truck and drove about 50 miles. Some back roads... a little...

I enjoy working on my stuff. I'm doing my spinning reels first and then I'll do my casting reels. I am still fishing with a small Ryobi reel I bought when I was in high school. It's all metal. I don't think they make reels anymore but it was built like a tank. That reel and a cheap yellow Eagle...

I am sorry for your loss. Prayers sent.

I've given up on hunting for this season and I've started to put some stuff away. I got a cold and cough weeks ago and the cough is still hanging around. I had some minor surgery on Wednesday too and can't do much with the stitches. Oh well. I got out several of my spinning reels that I use for...

I have two Jap made A5's. One is a 12 gauge my wife bought me when we were engaged 39 years ago. The other is a sweet 20 gauge with a 20 inch barrel that I absolutely love. I'm putting together a new trout fishing set up and just ordered a new Daiwa fishing reel that was made in Japan for the...

I normally put 2 in the field because I don't like leaving a dog in my truck when I'm by myself. 3 or more is ok if the dogs are all well trained and know each other. More than 3 probably isn't needed unless you have several hunters covering a big area.

You need to get out more. Skunks, porcupines, snakes, fences, old barbwire, tree branches, corn stalks, sharp rocks, sharp ice and gopher holes are all common where I go. All good reasons to have a first aid kit and a place where you can contain a dog when needed. Regardless, this has all been...

I like those Maxwell House water bowls.

Where does your dog go when it's sick, injured, skunked or you only want to put one dog out hunting? How do you contain an injured tog and drive at the same time? What if the dogs gets skunked? Your dogs never get diarrhea on trips? No thanks. I always have a kennel in the back of my truck...

You're a lucky man. Glad you and the dogs got out of it ok.

If you have to leave a dog in the truck when your hunting because they cut a pad or for some other reason, how do you keep them warm if you don't have a kennel to put them in? Easier to heat a kennel with body heat than a large truck cab in freezing temps. At that point, my dogs would rather be...