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One of the most common mistakes people make when pertaining to glassing is not having a system. Just having system, alone will improve the number of game you will see. One way I like to pick apart a mountain side is by first doing a quick scan going left to right and top to bottom. This way you can pick up any game that might be moving. Once I've done my initial scan I begin to pick apart the mountain very systematically starting from the right top corner and moving frame by frame, holding a minimum of 10 secs per frame. I will actually count out 10 sec for the first few to kinda set a pace. But don't keep counting because psychologically you start paying more attention to the counting and not what your looking at. You should be scanning within each frame the same way you are looking at the mountain right to left top to bottom or vise versa. Take note to look under each tree and check the shadows real well. You may only get an ear twitch or a tail flick that alerts you to the presents of an animal.

Once you have devised your system of glassing mechanics it is time to develop good glassing habits. First save yourself the frustration and get yourself a good tri-pod set up something light and compact because no matter how steady you think you are glassing off hand is not as effective and you will tire easily. Always try to pick out your vantage point from where you will be glassing before you go hunting, like during your scouting or the day before if possible this way you will know how long it will take you to get there in the dark to set up before day break. This is especially important during early season where the deer or other game may only be up for an hour or two.

Picking a vantage point in itself is probably the most important aspect of them all: this for me is all dependants on what type of country I'm looking at. If I'm in the desert I like to be low looking up so I can see under the low trees and brush. If I'm in an area with spotted timber and big open areas I like to be high looking down. And in real rocky situations I like to be mid mt looking straight a crossed. Once I have picked my spot I like to figure out where the bedding and feeding areas are. At first light after I have done my initial scan I pick the side of the mountain that consists more of the feeding areas and I start the process there. As it begins to warm up I may focus more on the bedding areas or try a pick out the traveling lanes to the bedding areas. It's real important to be systematic because it helps you stay patient and patients is the biggest key to being successful in the field . So develop you system and become more successful.....See ya in the field!

by John Stallone Huntech's Days in the Wild
http://www.thehuntingchannelonline.com/hunting.php?topic=2

Coffee Pods 101 - a Guide to Coffee Pods

Coffee pods are really a very cool invention. Before they came about, to get a single cup of coffee at home, one would have to either make instant coffee or measure out just enough grounds for an automatic drip coffee pot.

Since most coffee enthusiasts don't enjoy instant coffee, people were forced to either make too much of the beverage or try to put just enough coffee grounds into the filter. Coffee pods, however, eliminated this problem.

Coffee pods are pre packaged ground coffee beans enclosed in their own filter. Circular in shape, they're very similar to a tea bag, but do not have a string attached to them. Also, unlike tea bags, they're not meant to be steeped in a hot cup of water.

Instead, these pods are made for special coffee makers that are designed to make one cup of coffee at a time. This way, when you go to refill your cup, you don't have to resort to the last stale bit of coffee that has been sitting in a pot for hours on end.

A fresh cup of coffee each time you go to get your daily dose of caffeine is a fantastic idea. Sanseo is the company that came up with the idea, and has a patented coffee maker which uses the pods.

Folgers Coffee has come out with their own coffee pods, which Sanseo sued under patent laws. A judge decided to hear the case, and found that Folgers had a right to produce and market coffee pods under the coffee pod name. Sanseo had the rights to the coffee maker, but the patent did not extend to cover the pods themselves.

Since then, other companies have come out with their own coffee pods. Used just like a pre filled normal sized coffee filter, more and more people are starting to discover them.

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Does anyone know where I can find a tri-pod pipe threader? I need one as soon as possible.?

I need a tri-pod pipe threader to complete a job.
I don't want to rent one; I want to buy a new or used one. Thank you.

Try a tool/equipment rental place.

Some of the Home Depots/Lowes rent tools.

EDIT
Select a mfg/model and then check their website for local dealers for new
or
ebay/craigslist for used
ie: Rigid (I'd go further but I don't know the location)
http://www.ridgid.com/MenuDriver.asp?ParentID=RIDGID-Locations&Color=

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