Wow that's mint! Awesome saw. Almost looks new in box/never gassed. Making memories while remembering the ones made. Good dealHere Bob Kern and @Brufab here's that 10 - 10 I used as a kid I dug it out in the garage maybe I'll use her for some firewood this year lots of memories in this old saw. It never ran real great I got it and dug into it it had 2 diaphragms in the pump side someone in my family didn't know what they were doing but it runs good now.
oh yea I almost forgot 
I noticed alot more hawks/cats/coons/coyotes on my properties than I remember when I was a kid. Now not so many small game animals as there used to be. Since the furs ain't worth much and is frowned upon to wear I have a tons of coon and opossum pics on the trail cams. 1 coon/opossum can clean up on bird eggs and the young chicks
It's had gas, I guess I just clean the crap out of the stuff when I put it away. I don't use it as much as my huskys no antivibe I can't cut all day with it allot of times I use an L 65 or the Poulan micros or the countervibe.Wow that's mint! Awesome saw. Almost looks new in box/never gassed. Making memories while remembering the ones made. Good deal
I haven't trapped this year I have last year in the field next to me yotes all over the place killing the deer. If I see them they are getting a .22 to the head.
I haven't cut much with my old aluminum handled saws yet, just test cuts. But i did get some nice padded palm/fingered gloves to help with that based on what everyone has said about vibration and shaking the fillings out of your teeth with the old saws.
I'll have to look into a pair what brand did you get?
I refer to that as a heart attack flush!I call those scare the crap out of ya's
Cut from both sides (noodle and split as required). Bigger wood welcome.
We've got a habitat problem in NY... all those old farms where farming was abandoned are now woods or housing developments. Where I am both happened and it wiped the grouse out... 50 years ago they nested in our yard.
I'm not sure they have any biologists left... they apparently replaced them with foresters. That isn't necessarily a bad thing in regards to habitat development but I do miss Andy. Going grouse and woodcock hunting with an RGS biologist was an amazing experience... His red setter was a machine too!
Yup... that's why I call them heart attack flushes!
I've heard similar grouse stories... they will do some strange things until you try to shoot one. Then they are magicians!
The grouse in the Rockies are much different from the grouse we have in the NE. I think they are sharptail grouse, not ruffed... Maybe someone can confirm that from the photo I took from the seat of my bicycle while stopped somewhere near the Lolo Summit in ID? Only one ruffed grouse held tight like that for me... that time while I was in the woods mountain biking in NY.
We have blue grouse out here. I've not seen one, but at a place where I work up the road the owner was telling me about blue grouse she and her horses flush on that property.
