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  1. Heck yea great work my friend, where's the belt?
  2. They are doing something about it, where have you been the last few years? the original document was called agenda 21. the same people that wrote it and signed it into law at the united nations also taught you it is a hoax but sadly it is real you should read it some day.
  3. lol yes we had the same at the prison i worked at we would collect 50 gallon barrels of the stuff.
  4. https://nypost.com/2023/09/25/even-bill-gates-is-backtracking-the-airs-gone-out-of-the-climate-crisis-balloon/ "The reality, as Gates is reminding us, is there’s not actually a climate “crisis” calling for drastic action tomorrow, and running businesses and institutions as if there is one is counterproductive and even outright destructive. "
  5. really! https://www.climatesciencenews.com/2023-08-21-scientists-professionals-there-is-no-climate-crisis.html
  6. you forgot this, the caption, as well as most of the story co2 levels before 800,00 years have at times been much higher and as the caption states the data is iffy at best. Your comment is just more proof that this subject is highly misled by those pushing an un proven theory and are to uncaring to actually do their own research on the subject. It is undeniable that the climate is an extremely complicated system with many factors that we still do not quite understand, so such statements need to be taken with a grain of salt. Moreover, the further we look back, the more uncertainty there is around the data. Robust evidence “only” spans back 800,000 years thanks to ice cores providing high-resolution records in the form of air bubbles trapped under the freezing snow. lol 97% of scientists aren't even climate scientists so don't believe all the bs your fed. But 97% of any funding goes directly to proving climate change science projects which BTW pays the wages of scientists. Plants utilize co2, it benefits them, and as you can plainly see the earth doesn't have more plant life than ever before. I'll refer back to my fifth grade science and the petri dish theory.
  7. yup and the climate never quits getting either hotter or colder depending on the cycles. we cant change that either and science models cant reproduce the variables associated with those changes to make any kind of rational guess. Wyoming was once a subtropical swamp full of reptiles as big as houses now it is a desert full of mammals. We cant stop nature.
  8. don't worry mother earth is millions of years old if not billions she will bring her self back we just wont be here when she does. My freezer is half full of delicious greens that are considered weeds and they are more nutritious than most gmo veggies. Literally people pull these out of their gardens and destroy them. Being a good steward of the land, and our own health and wisdom, suggests we become more learned on what is edible food and how to use it. So much traditional knowledge has been lost in the falsehoods we are taught from birth that science has all the right answers. They modify food to be easier to pick , more uniform and to sell not to be healthier. My 5th grade science teacher explained the earth as a giant petri dish. It will grow anything to its fullest if one thing dies off then another takes its place there is no end to it until the food supply is gone. If they kill all the cattle because they fart then deer, rabbits, rats, mice or whatever will take up the space and continue to thrive and eat and fart until they exhaust the food supply or are thinned out by other animals. Its a simple concept to understand but is totally ignored by those with an agenda of preaching environmentalism. Plastic is the elephant in the room that we are not allowed to talk about, why because its a product of science, you wont see leather shoes floating in the pacific for years.
  9. they will just sell it to some other person more ignorant of the quality. they don't care and that is the problem i ranted about this a while back on a post then when I emailed and told them that they actually said I may be banned from buying from them lol. Then I had to explain who the customer was with the money and who wanted to sell and who was really banned form the process.
  10. yea go buy one for your self LOL. then make two holsters . if I had a pattern for that I would send it to you.
  11. my chokecherry/ service berry wine has the most awesome taste it partners with elk steaks like peas and carrots lol. comes from the same country too. Sautee your rooms and onions, mix in the pan drippings from the steaks add a touch of choke cherry wine and simmer together a bit then drizzle over that nice rare chunk of heaven!!! I would post a pic but it would just be torture for you lol.
  12. oh yea i have a gallon bucket i rendered a few years ago just for patch lube and the six shooters, i mix a bit of bees wax to thicken it a tad.
  13. Luddite that's funny. definition = oh no step back in line sheeple big business( those real insistent ones) cant make money without you, we need to make disposable man made crap and you need to buy it or we wont be rich and you wont be poor. Their products are always almost as good as the natural product they replace. And that's bad why? Every person on this forum is searching for knowledge on working leather that has been lost to our great world of modernization and science. We now live in a world full of plastic pollution, eat processed gmo foods that are total garbage and makes us sick while 66% of Americans take medicine daily when a healthy diet is what they really need and drink our water from even more plastic bottles because clean water in our homes is a thing of the "PAST" also. There is not a d*$n thing wrong with living the past IMO. I'll gladly take it over the future that is being set out for us right now. Luddite here and proud of it!!!! i have nothing against mushrooms they are great sautéed with onions on a rare elk steak. makes good soup too.
  14. yup but if it does go into a land fill it will decompose and go back to nature to be re used unlike most man made products!! one fallacy we hear and have come to accept as fact is that the native Americans used every piece of the animal and they were so much better than us at that, that is true that they did have a use for every piece but they didn't use every piece of every animal every time, they simply didn't have the room or the time to utilize all of of every animal they took for food. We find tons of proof of that in archeological digs, however now in modern times that is possible to use every piece every time and we do. Every last piece is used and every last drop of blood or bone goes to something to sell or sold as a product of some sort. Wasted cow parts is wasted profit now a days and it just doesn't happen. Btw all the trimmings that we couldn't use went to our dogs cooked and ground up for good food for them during the winter the only thing we lose are the bones, we have no way to process them. the hides will be leather this coming spring and My son did keep a couple of bones for handle material Had some mighty fine steaks last night too no hormones ,no vaccines, no diseases no gmo, no wondering who or where it came from just nature as intended !!
  15. Those are very cool tools my friend. both glass and leatherworking are centuries old I doubt anyone knows for sure. you may be able to date the punch easier, it appears to be early 1900's imo. i have no idea how they date glass but there is a way I'm sure. or you could try and find the name of the person on Ancestry . com
  16. It was sooo quiet and not a cloud in the sky , you could see every star in the milky way at night, I love to watch the big dipper slowly circle the north star. I've always wanted to play a digeridoo and check out that big rock you guys have out in desert. we got to watch the mating dance of the sharp-tail grouse this is the one the native Americans imitate in one of their dances. the birds dance around in a circle for a few then take off chasing after a female, it was funny as all get out.
  17. Nice looking work. I use a Dremel with a stone that fits the slot to bevel the belt loops.
  18. i just rendered three gallons of tallow from our Elk, it will be our soap.
  19. beautiful work!!! something to be proud of. BTW leather stacked handles aren't glued they are moistened and compressed no need for glue same for the rawhide.
  20. youngsters aren't changing my friend just the bs that is being taught to them.
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