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Locked threads and banned members, I have no other social media beside HT. You all are my people whether we agree politically or not... -
huntnpack replied to the thread Leather Working HT’ers.I was gifted a green river knife at Christmas. It needed a sheath, so I went ham with a speedy stitcher and a piece of scrap leather...
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I don't have near that collection. But you know what they say about a happy wife.
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Not so much a read, it’s a podcast but not a really a podcast - Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History. I started the series SuperNova in the...
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huntnpack reacted to Gellar's post in the thread Make a stand for public land - Iowa 2025 with
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Wilderness by the federal definition is not possible in Iowa, but I believe there is opportunity for wilderness in areas of Iowa. We... -
Yeah I am what my folder says....Old Timer. Given to me by my pops when I graduated from college in 1981. The other is his old well...
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huntnpack reacted to Oak's post in the thread Colorado quadrupled it's wolf population last week. with Like.
NRCS is helping with site assessments and other aspects of conflict minimization for ranchers.
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huntnpack replied to the thread Colorado quadrupled it's wolf population last week..Why did he mention NRCS as a partner in the reintroduction?
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huntnpack reacted to bayoublaster7527's post in the thread Fish and Wildlife Commission sued over open-meeting law, black bear quotas with Like.
Dead on. Only slight difference in CO is they cater to Chairman Polis and the anti-hunting, animal rights, pro-wolf professional...
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huntnpack reacted to Irrelevant's post in the thread Fish and Wildlife Commission sued over open-meeting law, black bear quotas with Like.
I was certain this was going to be about WA
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The idea of right and wrong? Its an identity crisis on two powerful sides, which won't allow for any moderation to the middle.
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I still find it crazy how many times Trump shows that he prioritizes his self-interest, spinning up some money making scheme, basically...
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We’re a long way from the president putting his peanut farm in a blind trust to avoid ethical concerns regarding business.
