Not my fault, I was left unsupervized!

My wife really appreciated the time I rendered about 10 pounds of bear fat on our kitchen stove said it wasn’t to messy but to her it did not smell good. I couldn’t tell after first couple pounds in a giant cast iron skillet I went nose blind.
Shawn
 
I always figure it’s easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission.
Works for me.
Shawn
That train of thought has been working for me for years. This time I might not have to worry about either approach. I hope!
 
Hey Gizmo check this out! I don't think I have to worry about my son ratting me out. This afternoon he swings by with his antlers from a buck he shot a few days ago and askes me if I would boil them off for him, cause his wife won't stand for it at their house. Newlyweds, geez he's got a lot to learn.View attachment 259176
Lmao. That’s awesome. My wife tried to tell me something similar when we first got married, my response was to the effect of “your just gunna hafta get glad in the same pants you got mad in”. She stayed mad for the first few years. We’ve been married over 19 years now and she doesn’t even bat an eyelash now. Key is to get them trained up from the get go.
 
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Sounds too good to be true. You get a little wired with all that Mountain Dew in the background?
No I don't do the Dew, all that soda is for a soda machine that I take care of at my old shop. Just one more way I can make a few extra bucks to keep me in bullets and keep me hunting.
 
I still couldn’t get away with using a good pan and the kitchen stove to boil a head though.
 
Lmao. That’s awesome. My wife tried to tell me something similar when we first got married, my response was to the effect of “your just gunna hafta get glad in the same pants you got mad in”. She stayed mad for the first few years. We’ve been married over 19 years now and she doesn’t even bat an eyelash now. Key is to get them trained up from the get go.
I guess I have to talk to the boy a little bit more, maybe tell him not to make the same mistakes that I made.
 
This is awesome, I love this thread.
The next time I decide to use the kitchen table for a butcher block, I can just remind her that at least I'm not boiling heads in the kitchen.
Truth...she probably wouldn't have a problem with me boiling a head in the kitchen, as long as it was her deer.
 
Keep your mind on the reloading in case you double charge
 
after i had a fire on the cooktop, i have been banned from making black powder lube in the house.
evolution has created a lube that works better than you can buy, and works in a broad temperature range, but it is in the shed where the magic spells are woven.
bruce.
 
after i had a fire on the cooktop, i have been banned from making black powder lube in the house.
evolution has created a lube that works better than you can buy, and works in a broad temperature range, but it is in the shed where the magic spells are woven.
bruce.


On that note it is good that I am single.

I have cooked up a few thing on the stove top that it took a couple of weeks to get the smell out of the house. Since then I have learned to try to do these type of things outside on my propane camp stove were the neighbors can wonder what kind of repellent I am brewing up.

However every now and then I will still get the old brew pot out and head to the kitchen to cook something up that shouldn't be cooked inside. And then for the next couple of weeks I pay for it with the windows open and the fans a blowing.
 
after i had a fire on the cooktop, i have been banned from making black powder lube in the house.
evolution has created a lube that works better than you can buy, and works in a broad temperature range, but it is in the shed where the magic spells are woven.
bruce.
I have tried making my own patch lube with varying results and in the end have chosen Trappers pure mink oil from Track of the Wolf.
It works great doesn’t freeze cleans up easy and I get 15-20 shots between cleaning the bore and it works great to prevent rust on the rifle. Shawn
 
I have the best wife in the world! As some of you guys might remember I've been on my own for the last month or so because my wife is helping out my daughter. Well she came home today to tidy up the house for Christmas ( all the kids and grandkids are coming home ), I thought that I was dead meat cause my reloading stuff was still strewn all over the dining room table. She was looking at the table and I started apologizing and promising to clean it up right away and she says no it's ok just be sure it's cleaned up by tomorrow night. I was in shock for a minute and all I could get out was ok. I'm not sure what happened in the last month, but whatever happened I'll take it.
 
I have the best wife in the world! As some of you guys might remember I've been on my own for the last month or so because my wife is helping out my daughter. Well she came home today to tidy up the house for Christmas ( all the kids and grandkids are coming home ), I thought that I was dead meat cause my reloading stuff was still strewn all over the dining room table. She was looking at the table and I started apologizing and promising to clean it up right away and she says no it's ok just be sure it's cleaned up by tomorrow night. I was in shock for a minute and all I could get out was ok. I'm not sure what happened in the last month, but whatever happened I'll take it.
Well maybe she missed you a little? Nah, that can't be it. LOL.
 
Great thread, lol!
 
I have the best wife in the world! As some of you guys might remember I've been on my own for the last month or so because my wife is helping out my daughter. Well she came home today to tidy up the house for Christmas ( all the kids and grandkids are coming home ), I thought that I was dead meat cause my reloading stuff was still strewn all over the dining room table. She was looking at the table and I started apologizing and promising to clean it up right away and she says no it's ok just be sure it's cleaned up by tomorrow night. I was in shock for a minute and all I could get out was ok. I'm not sure what happened in the last month, but whatever happened I'll take it.
There are a few of us out there that have a SO that understands and even accommodates our addictions.
I am very thankful to have one and may I suggest you show your bride a little appreciation with something shinny this Christmas.

PS - I hope your daughter is feeling better.
 
There are a few of us out there that have a SO that understands and even accommodates our addictions.
I am very thankful to have one and may I suggest you show your bride a little appreciation with something shinny this Christmas.

PS - I hope your daughter is feeling better.
Her gift is in the biggest package under the tree this year, believe it or not she asked me years ago to stop buying her jewelry. For years just about every time I went on a hunting trip I would bring her jewelry. She is tough to buy for, no jewelry, my sister owns a flower shop so they have lost their luster, and she says no candy, and I learned along time ago not to even think about buying her clothing (can never get the right size). I was sitting here about a week ago almost in a panic over what to get her for Christmas and all of a sudden a light came on. I think that I am like most guys, maybe a little slow to figure out what our wives want and all of a sudden it came to me. She has been dropping hints for months about what she wanted for Christmas, I was just missing them. Seems like I am much better at paying attention to a track or a blood trail them I am my wife's subtle clues. I'll tell you what I got her after Christmas, you never know, she may be reading my posts and I wouldn't want to ruin the surprise at this point. My daughter is making a wonderful recovery and has about 3 weeks on crutches yet, so about the time my wife comes home for good I'll be leaving for Alaska for 2 weeks. I guess we just weren't meant to be together much this winter.
 
I'm sure the time you do spend together this winter will be "quality" time.
My bride got four boxes of Swift A-Frames and couldn't be happier, bouquet of a different sort.
Enjoy your holiday and your upcoming Alaska trip.
 

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Rockies museum,
CM Russel museum and lewis and Clark interpretative center
Horseback riding in Summer star ranch
Charlo bison range and Garnet ghost town
Flathead lake, road to the sun and hiking in Glacier NP
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Good Morning,
I plan to visit MT next Sept.
May I ask you to give me your comments; do I forget something ? are my choices worthy ? Thank you in advance
Philippe (France)

Start in Billings, Then visit little big horn battlefield,
MT grizzly encounter,
a hot springs (do you have good spots ?)
Looking to buy a 375 H&H or .416 Rem Mag if anyone has anything they want to let go of
 
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