Search Results

Yep. OU professor: Youths' attraction to Sanders shows education failure

I was at CC'ing at the aquarium a couple of weeks ago. Didn't see any signs anywhere, and got a discount for showing my Lifetime Hunting/Fishing license!

Good luck! Never heard of this situation, but surely there's a workaround. You shouldn't be denied your rights over a technicality like this.

It has 8 anchor points (2 at each 'foot') that are sized for tent stakes. For hogs, I would use something more like rebar.

Update: Our first scale model 3D print looks pretty good. The next 3D print will have bark geometry. The other attached image shows the color mixture that the production parts will be molded in. What do you guys think?

Quick update: Working with my supplier on reducing costs without sacrificing quality. The best way to do this is increase quantities, so I'm trying to drum up more interest. Any help you guys can provide as far as promoting it on facebook, etc, is much appreciated, and will keep costs down as...

Like and Share! Tell your friends! https://www.facebook.com/TruStump I'll post an update as soon as the Kickstarter page launches.

Will do!

I wish! No protos yet.

Initially it was designed with a snap-fit lid, so the lid handle was necessary to overcome the snap-on bulges and pull the lid off of the body. Now that it's a twist-on lid, the handle is not necessary.

The "side handles" are actually the locking tabs that engage the channels on the feeder body to lock the lid on. They can definitely serve a dual purpose though.

OK - let's take a vote. Lid "with handle" or "without"???

I actually considered that in the beginning, but decided to go with a handle to help with installing and removing it. Now that you mention it, I think it's worth a second look. Thanks...

I agree. Thanks for the feedback!

I pile it on the ground too, mainly because I dislike walking through the woods and seeing all the PVC pipe gravity feeders that have been left laying around over the years. And I never seem to like the looks of the available gravity feeders, and always wanted something that fit in to the...

I think I've improved the manufacturing process in such a way to drastically reduce initial tooling costs. Now I only need to sell 352 units to break even. How many of you hunters are interested in taking advantage of the discounted price of $99 each?

I'm becoming the same way. After reading "Meat Eater" I felt wasteful for not using the organs from all those animals we harvested growing up.

You can find plenty of ways to cook them. I'm just partial to Steven Rinella's methods. He seems to be very well studied in the culinary arts, for a backwoods Northern Michigan type. I grilled up a couple of them last season. Even my 4 year old niece loved them.

And don't forget to save the heart for a nice post-hunt meal with the family! http://themeateater.com/2014/recipe-stuffed-wild-game-heart/

550 @ $99