Turn the tank off. Disconnect thin copper pipe that is screwed into it. Grab a buddy and roll it out of the way. Pro tip: propane connections are righty loosy, opposite from normal threading.

Roughly 9-10", 1200 ft, New Durham

I do hvac for a living. Obviously I don't know any particulars, but you got an average price. Not low, not high.

At least we have some room on the trails yah?

I install them, so I'm here for it.

You should read "The Last Traverse".

Haha isn't that the truth.

New Durham General Store

We've had a fair amount of luck out there. The challenge is part of it, isn't it?

It was beautiful.

Sure can

No crowds today

Had a buddy introduce me to it. The gear is a lot to figure out at first but start with good chest waders, waterproof jacket, and a set of mallard decoys.

Access takes a little time to figure out. The marshes in Scarborough and Kennebunk offer a good amount of access opportunities.

Unfortunately for us, no duck were harmed in the making of this hunt!

Skunked! Had 3 Canadian geese cup in but we all had duck loads. Had a real fun morning either way.

I'm a self-employed HVAC installer. It's wild how much work there is and not a lot of people (woman, man, trans, etc) coming up into the trades. I'm in my mid 30s and I'm usually one of the youngest people at the supply house. In the next 10 years we're going to have a major backlog of work due to the dinosaurs retiring.

I'm a tradesperson. I'm booked out through March, but I'll always call you back!

You're assuming I'm using firearms to hunt. Wrong.

Also, I'm not trying to convert anyone to anything. NH law states if it's not posted, you can hunt it, simple as that.

I would never hunt posted property. OP was talking about unposted property. Huge difference.

Yeah report them so fish and game can educate YOU on the law..

I agree it should be taken down after the season. But, per NH law, if the land isn't posted, you don't NEED to ask permission to use it.

I hunt. I hunt other people's land. I usually ask permission based on what the land seems to be used for/size of the lot. But a lot over 50 acres? Not asking permission.

A lady wanted to bring her cat.

A man demanded he drive my truck.

A couple asked me to drop them off.. and watch their young child while they went in and voted.

Good on ya! I wouldn't do it again. That being said, I don't regret doing it.

I made an offer like this last year and shit got weird FAST.

Your throwaway has me cackling.

Also, you need help.