The Waterfowler wrote:I've got a seperate house to keep mine in that my loving wife gave me. Was originally called a guest house, but I quickly changed that. All my hunting stuff, man toys, gun safe, etc. are kept there She has no input in the decor or accoutriments therein, which works out well. I even paneled over the windows and she never flinched.
thats what i was waitin to see.. thanks again pat for lettin me come over and look at your place and hear some stories... the pictures are incredible but seeing it first hand is something truly spectacular.
), magazines, bands, collars, boats, signs, paddles, prints, the habitat elements such as seashells and glass bouys, even the wood used for many of the frames - not to mention the people, the times and the stories that it all represents - puts everything in its fullest, and finest context. I've been in there maybe a hundred times over the past decade and notice something new everytime single time. If you've ever walked through the Smithsonian Science Museum and tried to see everything, you know exactly what I mean.
when I'm in the woods or at the LLDC.