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  1. Woodpuppy

    Show us pictures of your canoe vehicle with boat(s)

    This is exactly the problem with the 4Runner - the factory roof rails begin too far back. I think I am going to gamble that the Tacoma roof / door arrangement is substantially similar and get the small parts to convert my existing Rhino-rack towers to Toyota. I parked next to a friend with a...
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    Show us pictures of your canoe vehicle with boat(s)

    I very much hope to correct that this weekend.
  3. Woodpuppy

    Show us pictures of your canoe vehicle with boat(s)

    I find myself perusing this thread again because the Chevy turned over 150,000 miles and was developing “character”. Traded it in on a new 4Runner. My old Thule bars fit the roof rails; this rack has been on an ‘05 Subaru and as needed on our Sienna(s). But my goodness does it howl.
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    Care & feeding of cold handle frying pans

    I believe it completely, as I too am the recipient of such wonderful generosity!
  5. Woodpuppy

    Florida day tripping with Jake and my Wife …

    Well, so long as that weren’t turkey sausage in yer skillit.
  6. Woodpuppy

    Florida day tripping with Jake and my Wife …

    I need to just bite the bullet and try making one.
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    Florida day tripping with Jake and my Wife …

    I love the idea. It might work for me in my Wenonah Prism, it has pretty narrow gunwales with the tumblehome. I don’t think it would work in my Northstars.
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    Florida day tripping with Jake and my Wife …

    Lovely. How does she like the Greenland paddle in a canoe?
  9. Woodpuppy

    Kite build

    That was awesome! Thanks for putting on YT, I don’t use FB.
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    Photo of the day

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    Photo of the day

    That’s great.
  12. Woodpuppy

    Care & feeding of cold handle frying pans

    I like grape seed oil for my cast iron and plan to do the same with my cold handle. Once properly seasoned as Bob said, you should only need water and a stiff brush to clean it. I haven’t used ashes before, but I’ve used sand and water on stainless.
  13. Woodpuppy

    Gators and kids

    Are they really? They wreak havoc on my Mom’s home AC & car in Michigan. Rats with racing stripes.
  14. Woodpuppy

    Gators and kids

    #25 is Lake Iamonia, no “L” Iamonia & Miccosukee check out, both lakes are positively crawling with gators. I wonder where the local rivers would stack up? The St. Marks, Wakulla, Wacissa, and Aucilla rivers in particular are well populated. Sad that this article describes Florida waters as...
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    How to carry canoe on F150 Supercrew short bed with trailer?

    With a roof/bed rack you’ll have some amount of the boats sticking out- how long is the tongue on the trailer and if driving through a dip, you’ll close the distance between boat ends and trailer. Do the canoes fit inside the Casita?
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    How to carry canoe on F150 Supercrew short bed with trailer?

    I do the single cab bar and T-bar hitch setup. My tonneau cover is the solid type that’s hinged at the front. You can’t tow with this setup, though you could customize a drawbar insert with this particular T-bar. So a single stake pocket rack for the back of your bed and a single cab bar should...
  17. Woodpuppy

    2023 Fund Drive Now On

    Not bad, when can I expect my shirt 😁
  18. Woodpuppy

    Time to make a new paddle

    That second one was helpful to me. Here are a couple of my paddle escapades; I used a BLO/spirits mixture to rub an oil finish in. One paddle has a varnished blade and oiled shaft and grip. https://www.canoetripping.net/threads/a-little-paddle-maintenance-bruce-smith-fishell.127404/...
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    Photo of the day

    I looked at a canoe today, but didn’t paddle. Even so I thought this was worth sharing:
  20. Woodpuppy

    Photos of Animals, Fish, Birds & Bugs on a Canoe Trip

    As I’ve noted elsewhere, Dad worked for National Audubon. One of my earliest lessons was “don’t look up with your mouth open.”
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