Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!
Scout

"Scotty" wrote in message
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Around here, we build proper barns.


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Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_

"Scout" wrote in message
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Thanks Rob,
and it begins! I'm realizing that I need to carve out a
protected place in
my very wooded yard to winter the boat. I'm spending this
weekend cutting
down 6 trees and a contractor is coming in to cut and
stone a 200 ft lane;
at the end of that lane I'll put this garage tent

http://www.coverquest.com/covers/ins...es/coverit2.ph
p I should
be able to squeeze in my camper, utility trailer, and even
my John Deere
tractor. I know the boat is supposed to be about fun, but
the urge to
protect an investment is primal. I probably should've done
all this before
buying the boat, but I thought I'd still be looking at
this point.
Scout


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

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Congrats, Scout! Do send us some pics when you can.



RB
35s5
NY

Scout wrote:

Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!


Hey, they're made out of leather. You don't want to leave
them out in the rain, do ya??

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message
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Scout wrote:

Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!


Hey, they're made out of leather. You don't want to leave
them out in the rain, do ya??

As long as they've been in the sun first and are tanned.

DSK wrote:
Scout wrote:

Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!


Hey, they're made out of leather. You don't want to leave them out in
the rain, do ya??

DSK

You could always slather them in mink oil and stick them in a warm oven
to cure....works on bots; why not cows?

"katy" wrote in message
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DSK wrote:
Scout wrote:

Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!


Hey, they're made out of leather. You don't want to leave them out in the
rain, do ya??

DSK

You could always slather them in mink oil and stick them in a warm oven to
cure....works on bots; why not cows?

Ok, I slathered the wife's mink in beef oil and put it in the oven at 350
deg - now what?
Scout

Scout wrote:
Ok, I slathered the wife's mink in beef oil and put it in the oven at 350
deg - now what?


You're doing it wrong. You should slather your wife, put her
in mink and take her temperature.

DSK

Scout wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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DSK wrote:
Scout wrote:

Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!

Hey, they're made out of leather. You don't want to leave them out in the
rain, do ya??

DSK

You could always slather them in mink oil and stick them in a warm oven to
cure....works on bots; why not cows?

Ok, I slathered the wife's mink in beef oil and put it in the oven at 350
deg - now what?
Scout


RUN......FAST.........

"DSK" wrote in message
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Scout wrote:

Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!


Hey, they're made out of leather. You don't want to leave them out in the
rain, do ya??

Not if I can per-suede them to come in.
Scout

Scout wrote:
"DSK" wrote in message
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Scout wrote:

Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!

Hey, they're made out of leather. You don't want to leave them out in the
rain, do ya??

Not if I can per-suede them to come in.
Scout


You could always hide them....

katy wrote:
Scout wrote:
"DSK" wrote in message
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Scout wrote:

Yes, but as far as boat covers go, this is first class!
The cows can fend for themselves!!

Hey, they're made out of leather. You don't want to leave them out in the
rain, do ya??

Not if I can per-suede them to come in.
Scout


You could always hide them....

I've heard that - through the bovine, of course.
Scout