Well yesterday (January 30th) our flock was completed with the birth of my baby daughter Elsie Ann...
She was brought into this world to join her sister and brother at 4:47pm weighing in at a mighty 8lbs 2oz and 20".
I tried like hell posting a picture last night but for whatever reason it's not allowing me. Everyone is doing great (except for dad, they make dads sleep on a medieval torcher rack, but I'm not allowed to complain I think it's payback)

Now I just gotta figure out how to get these girls to hunt!

Congrats..

If you took the pictures with a cell phone, most likely the phones camera is set to take huge pictures, and they time out loading here.

Go into the camera settings and choose a much lower picture size and that should work for ya.

That is awesome Greg, I am happy for you and your family. Congratulations!!!!!

Congrats Greg 

and welcome to zone defense 

Two girls.  Not gonna be economical!

Congratulations!

I froze my arse off in a tree stand.

kept my arse warm and put a new brain in the easy bake

Put my arse in the shop and didn't let it out!!

Ripped a 2 by 1 by 68 " piece of ipe to 1/8 With table saw. Going to flatten more on a belt sander and attempt to fix an under weight Bamboo backed Osage I made a while back by gluing it on the belly and up the risers.

I still have some work to do on the finish but I figured it was close enough to post a pic or two.


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Very nice, Lonnie.

Thanks Roy.

Looking good and nice offset I-beam, the way it should be.

Quote from: Buemaker on February 01, 2019, 07:40:37 AM
Looking good and nice offset I-beam, the way it should be.

Thanks.

Nice work Lonnie!!   

Looking good there Brudder...

Quote from: Buemaker on February 01, 2019, 07:40:37 AM
Looking good and nice offset I-beam, the way it should be.

Oh!  I figured it got out of whack when he glued it up using an old car bumper for a pressure plate.

Quote from: monterey on February 01, 2019, 09:32:22 AM

Quote from: Buemaker on February 01, 2019, 07:40:37 AM
Looking good and nice offset I-beam, the way it should be.

Oh!  I figured it got out of whack when he glued it up using an old car bumper for a pressure plate.

looks good skeater

Like those limb butt overlays. That car had some steel in it.