Posts by tufual

Lunker you new avatar is pretty cool

i share in your pain Dude [ not being able to test things before you buy ]

hey guys , i don't want to stray but i was thinking of using a mountable lead weight maybe painted and then screwing it onto the gun so i could always change the weight as need be . also not weakening the barrel with holes . has anyone ever done this ?

rottweilers are black

certainly in Trinidad .

yeah we wash the yard down every few days [ it is large ] sometimes because of work we fall behind . although with the raw food diet there tends to be about 3 times less stool than with chow which is a plus when you have 7 large dogs . the mastiffs are Italian Mastiffs [ Cane Corso ] we were thinking about the neapolitans but the folds of skin can get infected in Trinidad's heat , plus heat stroke . breeders said that in Trinidad's heat they need special treatment plus some joint issues due to size . some security firms in Trinidad prefer the Cane Corso because of their higher energy level so we choose those .

just read your raw food thread , great , more people should use the raw diet , the reason we started it is because it was a last resort , the mastiffs pups were getting really skinny and was looking malnourished even tough they were eating the right amount of brand name puppy chow . as soon as we started the raw diet , within 4 days there was a major increase in body mass .

by the way Yank was the first born of the litter and unfortunately it was her first calling [ accidentally ] and first and only litter with 16 pups .

sorry about your lost , these are the best pics i have right now . this is a couple months before they turned 2 yrs , they have gained muscle since and they are both female from the same litter . the brindle was the first born of the litter . the old , 13 plus year old chocolate [Mac] is a half and half cross of pure king rott and pure chocolate doberman , the black cross [Yank] is his son who was not on a raw diet since recently . Yank is a pup of Mac and a pure rott female i had who died 8 months ago of an unexpected pyometra . Mac was dying a few months ago and could not hold his weight up when squatting , as soon as we placed him on the raw diet he regained his strength and is back to his old ways , the vet was shocked with his recovery for a dog his age and size .

just noticed you can see a piece of the female rott that died on the second photo to the right .

forgot to say i bought 2 Italian mastiffs two years ago and feed them 80% raw meat for the fist 14 months and then on a 50 % raw up until now with great results , you should look into it if not already , most breeders are following the raw meat diet down here if not by choice by customers demand .

breed rotts once , she made 16 pups . had to do a crap load of hand bottle feeding . hope they mature well , just saw your old youtube video , he looks like a true pure rott . wish you luck .

yeah even here in Trinidad's north coast in bays that are normally calm the water is pretty rough and vis is low . great pics by the way .

Don i have to say these guns are beautiful , i don't want to get to sappy but these works of art have SOUL . when i was looking at guns even the RIFFE [ not bad mouthing RIFFES] my father called it plain Jane [ not special ] i know manufactured guns are well made but they don't have the soul and character of and artist .these guns are works of art , keep it up Don .

one of the reasons i love this forum is because there are a lot of build threads that you should look at . everything taste better when it was harvested with your own build . i don't want to brown nose but the speardiver teak looks great , it has heavy duty hardware and is just within your budget . good luck .

welcome man , good to have you aboard

Quote from LunkerBuster

Had a great time in the water today. The surge was insane. Literally fish were flying around getting tossed about the reef. At one point, I was doing an aspetto and had positioned myself at the top of a four foot ledge. I was trying to time the surge so fish would be pushed towards me when I actually popped over the ledge. Well I waited too long and the surge was so strong it turned me around and flipped me over.

Saw a lot of fish today. Big schools of bait and large bio mass in general.

Bio Mass . haha , feel like i am back in biology class <img src= " class="smiley" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x" height="23" width="23" loading="eager" data-tooltip="biggrin" aria-label="biggrin">

sounds like a great day out . man i hate having my arm in a sling , completely jealous <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

nice rotts , kinda turned into doggie porn tough <img src= " height="23" srcset="https://spearfishing.world/forum/images/smilies/emojione/1f606@2x.png 2x">

thanks guys . it really is safer to cut from both sides but my center was off a little bit .

wow Reef ! just saw the photo of your carved pumpkin , totally awesome man !