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Thread: 2013 christmas tree drop @ shelbyville

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    I'm in if my boat is finished

    if its not I'll be on the bank crew

    I missed last year truck trouble

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    Last year people was catching fish 2-3 hours after we dropped the trees in, isn't that right birdman. LOL
    Lets go soak a line. Pat

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    Guys - what anchoring technique works best for the Christmas trees?

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    I would like to participate this time. Is there a contact person or some sort of sign-up list?

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    AnyWeather, they always have it in the shelbyville paper and we always keep it posted on here.
    tsherman, last year they tied 3-4 trees together and a cinder block on them.
    Lets go soak a line. Pat

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    hung out with Jerry & Birdy last year bowhunter we kind of give it to cory when the baby was going too get here.

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    I was talking to Cory last year, but mostly hung out with my son and bother then stayed on the boat when loading up the porcupine balls.
    Lets go soak a line. Pat

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    the weights aren't cinder blocks but round concrete that I believe is poored into cardboard containers with an eye bolt in them. Some will give an old man a hernia. I stick to hauling the trees. I let Birdman haul the weights--One in each hand. LOL

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    Leave the heavy stuff to us poor young folk! Haha. Yep pat- there was fishes being caught shortly after the completion of the drop!

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    Thats right XXL, I remember now, we used bricks for the porcupine balls.
    Lets go soak a line. Pat

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