Just A Suggestion.

[Rick]

That is a fine post. That's the first time I think you've posted on drying salmon. A few questions. Is that a yearly thing for you? About how many pounds (if you know) do you dry? And how long does last (do you use it all over the winter)?

[gryffynklm]

Woo Hoo Americorp!!!!

[hossthehermit]

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[Rick]

Now that right there is funny I don't care who you are. God bless those little hermits down there in New Guinea.

[BENESSE]

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(Batteries not included.)
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[1stimestar]

For craps sake, don't forget the GINSU knives. Oh wait, I also will thow in a Popiel Pocket Fisher.

[1stimestar]

That is a fine post. That's the first time I think you've posted on drying salmon. A few questions. Is that a yearly thing for you? About how many pounds (if you know) do you dry? And how long does last (do you use it all over the winter)?

That's actually my friend's fish. They need 5,000 a year to feed their kennel of dogs. You can read about it in my blog under A Fowl Adventure if you'd like. To get to their house, 6 hour drive, park on the riverbank, they pick me up in their boat, go up the river 7 miles, park the boat, take the ATVs a few miles up the trail they cut themselves, to their hand built cabin. They run Bush Alaska Expeditions and haul all sorts of people from researchers, scientists, and Sierra Club people into the arctic with their dogs.

Woo Hoo Americorp!!!!

Yep, I was a supervisor for several years (and all I got was a lousy vest, not really).

[Rick]

Crimeny. How do people find places like that? Do they just get lost in the wilderness and wind up someplace and think, "This would be a dandy place to build a cabin"? I'll bet getting their morning Starbuck's is a *****.

"Brrrrrr. It's -45F out there."
"You be careful. Make mine a java chip frappuccino this morning."
"Looks like we had another foot of snow. I'll be back by lunch."

[1stimestar]

Crimeny. How do people find places like that? Do they just get lost in the wilderness and wind up someplace and think, "This would be a dandy place to build a cabin"? I'll bet getting their morning Starbuck's is a *****.

"Brrrrrr. It's -45F out there."
"You be careful. Make mine a java chip frappuccino this morning."
"Looks like we had another foot of snow. I'll be back by lunch."

He was looking for land and knew somebody who knew somebody who might have some for sale...