I'll get it started with one from my drone.

9 minutes ago, ckf said:

Pup is growing 

14 minutes ago, ckf said:

Here's our almost 14 year old after chasing a chipmunk tonight.  He's lost a step or over last year.

31 minutes ago, Doug said:

Pup is growing 

Yes she is. She is a smart little girl that seems to pick things up quick.  As a bonus she doesn't mind her crate at all. She even hangs out in there during the day and takes an occasional nap in there. When she goes in at night she is quiet until around sun up the next morning.

 

Coats are starting to change on the deer

New ride .... 😂

19 minutes ago, ckf said:

Has a Buddy 👍

Cant hide the guilt.

Action has slowed way down at my backyard feeder. In the last 2 weeks only the big guy and a doe have stopped by. The big guy comes every other day though.

 

Omg, never thought I’d see this in Ontario. My local 7-11.

 

20 hours ago, Blackstar said:

Omg, never thought I’d see this in Ontario. My local 7-11.

 

What a full cooler on a Saturday night ???? lol 

2 hours ago, 800renegaderider said:

What a full cooler on a Saturday night ???? lol 

 

This is the first time alcohol has been available for sale in convenience stores in Ontario.

 

Starting today, all licensed convenience stores in Ontario can sell beer, cider, wine and ready-to-drink alcoholic beverages, marking the largest expansion of consumer choice and convenience in provincial alcohol sales since the end of prohibition almost 100 years ago. As of September 5, 4,187 convenience stores across Ontario are licensed to sell alcoholic beverages, in addition to nearly 3,000 other licensed retail outlets as well as takeaway options from licensed bars and restaurants.

 

 

27 minutes ago, Blackstar said:

 

This is the first time alcohol has been available for sale in convenience stores in Ontario.

 

Starting today, all licensed convenience stores in Ontario can sell beer, cider, wine and ready-to-drink alcoholic beverages, marking the largest expansion of consumer choice and convenience in provincial alcohol sales since the end of prohibition almost 100 years ago. As of September 5, 4,187 convenience stores across Ontario are licensed to sell alcoholic beverages, in addition to nearly 3,000 other licensed retail outlets as well as takeaway options from licensed bars and restaurants.

 

 

I've got a friend who lives near Wainfleet Ontario(Long Beach) I've personally gone with him to get alcohol many times to a convience store there to get alcohol. Believe it was called Avondale or something along those lines.

 

42 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

I've got a friend who lives near Wainfleet Ontario(Long Beach) I've personally gone with him to get alcohol many times to a convience store there to get alcohol. Believe it was called Avondale or something along those lines.

 

There are some licensed LCBO/Beer Store retailers in rural areas but not in developed areas.

The grocery stores were allowed to start selling beer and wine a few years ago.

The provincial government had to cut a deal with The Beer Store to get beer into convenience stores. It cost them $225mil. Lots of restrictions in the deal.

 

 

4 minutes ago, Blackstar said:

There are some licensed LCBO/Beer Store retailers in rural areas but not in developed areas.

The grocery stores were allowed to start selling beer and wine a few years ago.

The provincial government had to cut a deal with The Beer Store to get beer into convenience stores. It cost them $225mil. Lots of restrictions in the deal.

 

 

You really get fucked on the price. 

8 hours ago, Steve753 said:

You really get fucked on the price. 

Oh ya. You get used to it. Always a shock when I go to Florida and see 30 packs for under $20.

Today on his 14th birthday he's on chipmunk patrol 

Spots are gone on the fawns

On 9/6/2024 at 8:40 PM, dz246 said:

New ride .... 😂

How many volts? I got an old 36 volt one that I used quite often at my old place but not so much here.    And these damn batteries are expensive but last quite a long time or is that one gas?

As random as it gets....was supposed to be a video and hit the wrong button with camera but the timing was pretty good I guess..

 

2 minutes ago, ViperGTS/Z1 said:

How many volts? I got an old 36 volt one that I used quite often at my old place but not so much here.    And these damn batteries are expensive but last quite a long time or is that one gas?

1999 gas model. I had a 36v electric ezgo that stopped moving. Sold it as is. 

8 minutes ago, dz246 said:

1999 gas model. I had a 36v electric ezgo that stopped moving. Sold it as is. 

Nice...not even sure what year my Club car is.   Had to finally buy new batteries this fall after at least 8 years old .  But I cheaped out and got Costco batteries that aren't worth a shit....weak on power, drain quickly and take a long time to charge .  They have a year warranty, so I think I will return them before that is up.   Still cost around $130 each for 6 batteries.   If I ever get a new cart....gas will be the way to go I think.   But I do like the silence of the electric, at least for a golf cart.

39 minutes ago, ViperGTS/Z1 said:

How many volts? I got an old 36 volt one that I used quite often at my old place but not so much here.    And these damn batteries are expensive but last quite a long time or is that one gas?

Let me guess here... the battery cost about a water cooler bottles worth of change? 

 

Close?  

Edited September 11, 2024Sep 11 by nascarmike

1 minute ago, nascarmike said:

Let me guess here... the battery cost about a water cooler bottles worth of change? 

 

Close?

Lmao 🤣....there better be a shit load more than $800 in that jar. I just cashed in nearly $700 with 2 small Poland spring bottles.   I figure there is every bit of 3 or 4 k + in there.