Robinsons are pretty ubiquitous in civilian aviation circles these days. Their profile is instantly recognizable once you know what they are. R22 (2-seat) and R44 (4-seat) are what you’ll see mostly with the occasional R66 (think R44 variant with turbine powerplant) running around.

Very nice. Sounds like Helicopter + 00 Buckshot is a great combo.

Yep. The trap has to be relocated often and occasionally taken away entirely for random periods if you’re using it on the same property.

In my experience the only valid method of imposing any kind of control on a local population (a group of pigs is called a Sounder) is to bait them into a strong temporary pen with feed over a couple days (corn feed soaked in beer works great) and then drop a gate remotely or with a pull line to shut them inside once…

Very, though they are best hunted to eat in the colder months when external parasites are fewer and the pigs are generally cleaner to start with. The bigger ones are thick-skinned and can be a bitch to clean if you’re well-practiced and well-equipped for it.

0-100-0 is something everyone my age remembers.

Part me is rooting for you, David.

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Iguanodons would approve of this.

Yikes, at least they were stopped.

Exactly.

Just trying too hard, right?

I’m more interested in how they stopped the train cars, lol.

“Rick, pacing among a field of alien flowers? Looking relaxed?“

I love driving around on 70-Series tires. The world is my oyster.

Watching porn results in emissions...

Yeah, being born before 1990 gets more accidentally entertaining all the time.

Apparently Rich Energy gives you zings.

One entry/exit to a stretch of beach is not that uncommon, what matters is how wide and ‘improved’ that lane is.

I once saw a bright yellow 360 Modena Spyder with a red top.