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Build your own bait crib	Build your own paper tune rack	Build your own camo skirt
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Build a simple WIND INDICATOR	Y2K/Fishing Shanty Stove	Backyard Greenhouse Requires Acrobat Reader
How to maintain your grill....keep those venison streaks cookin' Requires Acrobat Reader	Turkey/Deer Feeder from RVOOM Requires Acrobat Reader	Hockey Puck Bow Press (requires WHIP!) By Bruce L.   (JPG) New JPG1 JPG2 Requires WHIP!
Solar Water Panel Requires Acrobat Reader	Storm Shelters..Requires WHIP! Disaster data for YOUR area!	A STUMP FEEDER Use a 12volt large battery in your 6volt trail camera!
Christmas Tree Treestand Camo	Bow Hanger	Build Your Own Trail Cam by Jesse
More Storm Shelter Information		Make you own KITES And more KITES
JNBT Jeffro-Ninja Branch Tool	Build you own Scrap Scent Dripper with AVON Automated Super Scrapper	Leaf Camo for your treestand
Shipleys Custom Sawing  THE source call making supplies Make your own TURKEY calls Make Slate and Box calls Make a Diaphragm call  Diaphragm kit....but why not make your own jig? Assembly instructions and call wrapping included. Basically, stretch latex over a metal frame, bend, pin, wrap with duct or scotch tape.	Make your own trail markers  Make your own wasp trap Bowhunting getting too easy? Then try this: Flight Toys  main page	Improve your TURKEY DECOYS action BEE KEEPING build its
Home Brew Treestands and other plans by Pete Ward Build an Artic Sled Build your own Bat House PLANS FOR DUMMIES Bomb Shelter (pdf)	MAKE YOUR OWN BOW STRING AND BOW STRING JIG Check out Moonrabbin Archery club site with detailed instructions.  Also check out a FINE home brew STRING JIG and STRING BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS String making video coming in April	A Bruce Leonard Squirrlee-Activated Deer Feeder (not related to the "other" squirrel feeder plans (which I will not reveal) ... SOON (In Beta-testing)

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Disclaimer
Of course, stuff like this won't be found on the Web without the standard disclaimers. Naturally, this page reflects my own opinions and ideas, and not those of my employer. You can build and use the devices described on this page and it's links, but you'll have to do so at the risk of possibly being injured if something were to go wrong. Consider the information found here to be highly experimental and extremely dangerous in nature. If you do get hurt, tough $#i+! Don't go whining to a lawyer because of your own lack of personal responsibility and common sense. This Spud-zooka disclaimer applies here too.