I've ordered from them a couple times... The charges for the first set for mounting and balancing wiped out, and then some, any price advantage over buying local. They are a good source if you cannot find what you want locally... which is why I ordered a second time.
It's around... The water temperature of the Great Lakes is quite warm and when mixed with the cold front its a huge precipitation generator...
I don't intend to boast, but I help out three different elder couples out here. Their children have all left the community and gone now with children of their own. I grew up with these folks. Went to school with them. So it only feels right that I help out their parents as much as can. Although, I won't take money for bringing them fire wood. The love I give comes back to me ten fold. One way or another. From all these good folks. Both the elders and their sons and daughters I grew up with. So it all works out. Its a pretty tight community out here in the sticks on Kodiak Island. We definitely take care of our own!
Good question! I'm going to be looking for "tires and rims" fir my splitter on line. I've no idea were to start.
My dog threw up some deer bones on the floor bt the door in the middle if the night!
I'm not sure if he is running dear or not, because he definitely knows better. My squaw cooked our dogs up some venison leg bones in the oven a couple weeks ago off a deer I deboned into venison, so maybe it is one of those bones. My other dog is getting older and has really short hair, she doesn't even like going outside in the fall and winter. Unless it's to do her duty, and even then she'll sit by the dog door and contemplate it for a few minutes. Then run out in the bushes for a minute or two. Then run right back inside! 
Either way I've had "talks" with both my dogs over chasing deer. My heeler Angus goes everywhere with me, even hunting. Many many times and he always stays right at mt heels without command. Even when we are close to a deer, or spot a deer, so Im confused as to why he is regurgitating venison leg bones. Either way, I told my squaw this morning. "No more venison leg bones fir the dogs! 
Cooked or not"!Nailed it ! So true.
They are attracted( actually more curious ) to the scent of ammonia. I used to piss in scrapes all the time, i’d also spray them w ammonia. It’s an old trick and much cheaper than Tinks 69.
My dog threw up some deer bones on the floor bt the door in the middle if the night!
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that fireplace!! ~
we started with desert! lol. apple and pecan pie...
