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Those are some great pics. Wow is right.

Which one? This one? https://www.costco.com/FoodSaver-FM5480-2-in-1-Food-Preservation-System.product.100310211.html Reason I ask, is my 6 yr old Food Saver finally died and I ended up buying this one from Costco. Wasn't a fan of it at all. Difficult to use one hand to vacuum seal and I had to press down on the clear lid in order for it to vacuum properly. Ended up returning it and getting this one from Amazon. Found it to be much better plus it has a 12V adapter and it's the same price. https://www.amazon.com/FoodSaver-GameSaver-Designed-Consecutive-GM710-000/dp/B016C4KJS0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1504808691&sr=8-1&keywords=foodsaver+big+game As far as your question on reheat. Yes, I froze a ton of individual servings of venison stew. Then I just boil in the bag similar to sous vide reheat. Comes out great. I use my foodsaver a few times a week for sous vide and freezing chicken, beef, pork shoulders, salmon, etc from grocery shopping. During hunting season or tuna season in CA, it's used much much more. So, having one that is reliable and easy to use without having to press on it to vacuum properly is a must for me.

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Pics and serial numbers. Then keep that backed up on a hard drive and in Google cloud.

I'll be near Hospital Ridge and other parts of 5A in a white 4Runner tomorrow late afternoon thru Monday. Granted it's further west of where he's at and I don't have a trailer. But if he needs a tow out of there with a tow strap, I'll be more than happy to help. PM me if you need my contact info.

Folks actually do this??? hahaha, hopefully my dust, as I go through, doesnt mess up your cam lens... Saw this in 5A a few weeks ago.

Is Costco carrying these right now? Would like to try them out. Looks good for the price... The Costco at PV Mall carries them as of Saturday. I bought some last year and they are great pants for the money. Comfortable and are very durable.

Size and color of the SD pants and jacket?

I've been in the process of trying to clear out the floor freezer in order to (hopefully) make room for a cow elk in October. Eating as much venison, striped bass and hamachi kama as possible. Ended up finding a vaccuum sealed pack of 3 whole quail from last year. Decided to brine them overnight. Rubbed them up with the go-to chicken rub, then roasted them at 435* for about 15 min. Holy crap, I always forget how f-ing good those little birds are.

Maybe bet Mayweather to win in a DQ? 8 to 1 odds, not a bad line.

I read your post a while back where you included your recipe. Any recommendations on a still?

What about a used Viper? I recently picked one up off of this forum for a very good price to put onto a 6.5 Browning X-Bolt I scored off of Gun Broker.

$425?

LOL, just privacy.Most have no clue how many organizations and companies track everything they do online. Ever notice how after visiting a website you get lots of banner, Facebook, etc. ads for that company? Ad retargeting. Common practice in any online marketing campaign. We do that at the software company I work for. Clearing cookies or browsing in an "incognito" window in Google Chrome will prevent that. Using an ad-blocker also helps.

Nice gun. I love my B2000, with that same loading and unloading capability on the left side. Makes it easy when swapping shells when duck and geese hunting.

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Good point. I just emailed my broker this morning to ask him this exact question. Thank you for bringing this up.

Looks a lot like the shotgun Gunit posted. Post the before pics. Here you go

My Great-Grandfather's shotgun that I found cleaning out my uncle's barn in Litchfield, MN. It was rusted out pretty bad. Took about 3 mos to get it back to this shape. I have a few before and after photos I can post up if anyone's interested. The family thinks the shotgun dates back to the 1920's, maybe earlier.

Point Loma in SD Another option would be, since you'll be taking the 5 up to Irvine. Swing by Jon's Fish Market in Dana Point. Not a bad choice. But if you have time when you are in OC, Dory Fleet on the Peninsula near Newport Pier is definitely worth a visit. It was a weekly stop for me when I was a long time resident of Costa Mesa. And if you need a spot here in the valley, highly recommend Chula Seafood in South Scottsdale. Family owned and run a great shop. http://www.chulaseafood.com/

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What temp rating are you looking for? That makes a big difference in weight and loft. Being that you are looking at a budget of $100, that might eliminate any down bags. Down bags are great for being light, warm and they stuff very small. As far as synthetic bags at that price range, check out the Marmot Trestles 0*. You can find them on backpacker.com for $115 most of the time (or check steep and cheap, division of backpacker.com). That would be my choice for a synthetic bag. But my suggestion, save up another $100 and look at a Kelty Cosmic Down 0*. It's a great bag for a good price.

I've always loved Smart Wool light hikers, but eventually end up wearing holes in them. Darn Tough look pretty nice. Looks like they might have them locally at AZ Hiking Shack and REI.

No joke.

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