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Charles Helin, inventor of Flatfish, said that it was impossible to retrieve a Flatfish too slowly. In my youth I had great success with the F4 in light grey with black spots, and the F7 in brownish orange color. I also liked red and white #1 and 2 Mepps spinners,small all-black Panther...

For creepycrawlies I use Home Defense spray with pretty satisfactory results for eliminating ants and spiders. I spray both the inside and outside of my stemwalls. For in-ground vespid nests I stuff a road flare in the hole after dark and stand by with a hose in case something else ignites...

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I use black pants and shirts. My wife tends towards navy blue. Both are excellent at attracting and holding loose or shed cat hair.

Old photo.

Chicken fricasee.

Vivid dancer, Argia vivida, female damsel, Another handheld phone pic.

Amazon has a set of 3 with batteries for 20 bucks.

We have lived in our house for 48 years and this year is the first time we have had Steller's Jays nest in the neighborhood. They have always been transitory, passing thru in spring and fall or occasionally overwintering. Another thru the window shot…..

For mole and gopher control I find highway flares to be very effective. Open a mound or tunnel, pop in an ignited flare and push dirt around it to seal the tunnel. A flare burning for 10-20 minutes floods the tunnel system with toxic gasses. One application is good for the season at Kilchis...

Today a male Cardinal Meadowhawk visited my deck and spent half an hour chasing insects until the neighbor's cottonwood began filling the air with fluff. The Meadowhawk made a half-dozen sorties after tiny bits of floating cotton, then left to find a less fluffy and confusing hunting ground.

At one point our house was completely surrounded by dog owners, all of whom kept a bowl of kibble outside in case Fido got hungry. The neighborhood was a cafeteria for rats, skunks, possums and raccoons. When the fall rains came all the rodents began house hunting. It was nasty. I...

65 years ago I used to see that log from the house I lived in during summers. Put a size 6 muddler right there, and there.

Grace Slick Cher B W Stevenson

This is a seed head on a northwest native “weed,” Geum macrophyllum, aka Large-leaf aven. (I never heard of it either, until I keyed it out.). Think of a 15-inch tall buttercup. This seed head is about the size of a pea. This is the plant.

Ive, if you want a faster start with pellets, consider adding this to one of your butane canisters. You will have your fire near instantly. Besides, everybody needs a blowtorch, right?