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I tend to agree with BMWPOWER. And in addition to that I feel corporations share some of the blame, I will explain. My father always worked in some type of manufacturing company until he retired about 20 years ago. Used to people didn't work so much excessive overtime as we do now. I was in a...

Thanks. I do like it here, but there is beauty in lots of states. Wife keeps interupting my camping stuff with her research of her antique pistols that she inherited from her dad and grandfather.

It was supposed to rain all day, but sky clearing off and leaving mists in the mountains. Hard to get good picture with this phone.

Tabasco sauce? I got this amber glass one at a yard sale. It's a 1940????? Aladdin that burns kerosene. About 100 dollars. this brass Aladdin is née and got it for about 60 but after new wick, mantel and chimney comes to about 100 bucks also. I like them.

Good morning. Yeh I think I sawed wood all night. First night I had off all week, and the cat was wondering why I was in bed with the wife all night. Up and lit oil lamp and got cup of joe. I enjoy this.

(Not only that but a shower to wash off the sweat, bug repellant, helps me to sleep like a brick at night.) Stated by @Bibsoutdoors, I agree. I am fortunate here that I don't need bug repellants. Sweat and dirt washes off pretty easy, bug bug repellants can be hazardous to equipment and hard to...

look what I got today at an antique store for 15 bucks. Forget that little ole camp bow saw! I'll cut some real fire wood now. What you think?

Alrighty! Where is @Bibsoutdoors? I figured he be all over this one. He loves hammock camping. Welcome @FootPathOne.

Hey, gold fish make excellent bait. Just don't use those fancy gold fish, that ain't cool. Night crawlers are excellent bait also. I fished with a buddy and his son on lake Erie once. We went 7 miles out from Cleveland ohio. I thought he was nuts. 7 miles? Good grief that's out in the middle of...

Well can't sleep. Best get up and shower wife be home in an hour. Today my 52 birfday. Woopy.

I think saugeye is cross between walleye and cigar,,,, I mean sauger. Wow I ain't had a cigar in years. I used to love a good gar and cup of coffee in the morning. Gave it up years ago, promised my wife trying to live healthier. Humph.

Whew boy! That be a big muskie! Them dudes got mean teeth and attitude. Nice whiskers to. Buddy caught a couple of smaller catfish last time we were camping. Last time I try to fillet them prickly things. They be good eaten tho.

Yeh I had trouble with packing the fridge. I had to put it behind me in the canoe. We will be taking my brothers boat it's a 19 footer with a 90 horse outboard. I love canoe camping but these large lakes and big boats don't get along. We may travel 10 miles from camp looking for fishing spots...

That be a big saugeye @silverwolf636. They stock walleye in this local lake. I think we have native sauger, but they claim they are going away. The sauger is smaller. I think they taste the same. These eyes here can be very evasive. I don't understand their behavior patterns I just get lucky...

Could've been walleye??? I think I caught one of each that morning. Gave the fillets of one to my daughter, she loves fish also. That one was last year. I haven't caught one yet this year[emoji22] Dad and I been mostly crappie fishing. Yummy to

Thanks. I am learning. That box was made out of peach tree that died in my yard. It surprised me how little wood you get from a log.

Yes I need to get my stuff together. I pack very light see "light packing" this was an overnight trip. You should see how I pack for 4 nights.

Maybe stay 4 days. Looking forward to going and hopefully catch some eyes, but as always hard fish to find in unfamiliar waters. Tennessee saugeye.

I be headed to an island on the famous Dale Hollow Lake, this is where the all tackle world record small mouth was caught. I was very surprised to find out they had primitive camping in several areas of the lake, and only 3 bucks a night! I figured we would have to leave the vehicle somewhere...

Here in east Tennessee we have more oaks, hickory, and popular trees. We are sort of tropical with mountains. We have ticks. Copper heads, and rattle snakes, but not many mosquitos. We have opossums, wild pigs and turkeys. One night on the way to work i came around a curve in the road, and...