In January of 2019 the Snader family took a trip 500 miles north to Fairbanks, to see the Northern Lights. They also attempted to find -50 below 0, which they did not accomplish. It did hit -40 though, which was pretty brisk. They also wandered around Fairbanks and North Pole, sampling some of the local…...
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Now Available Streaming in High Definition! This is our second Alaska travelogue, first shown in November of 2018 at the Ephrata Business Center. This is the second part of that Travelogue, which is a trip to Afognak Island, AK, to go deer and elk hunting. Includes Matt and Shane Snader, Paul and Kirk Weaver, and…...
Now Available Streaming in High Definition! This is our second Alaska travelogue, first shown in November of 2018 at the Ephrata Business Center. Highlights of Part 1 include halibut fishing, bear hunting at Tustumena Lake, attempts and taking the horrible boat Big Ugly out, and more!… This content is for subscribers only.RegisterAlready a member? Log...
Christmastime always makes me think about muzzleloaders. Not the flimsy, stupid excuse for a muzzleloader ones, but the real flintlock deals. I personally think so called “inline muzzleloaders” are humanities cruel joke. If aliens ever land, I’m going to apologize for our planet having such miserable excuses for muzzleloaders on it. I will grudgingly admit […]
This blog is long overdue, as the events involved transpired several weeks ago. However, the combination of emotional trauma, holiday busyness, and old fashioned laziness prevented it. We made the rather questionable choice of not spending the holidays in Alaska. This poor choice was compounded by accidentally double booking the first day of Pennsylvania doe […]
Since we are on the subject of names, people may wonder where the term “Alaska Land Barons” comes from. Do we plan on owning 50,000 acres? What is a baron, anyway? Like a robber baron? First, I thought the name had a neat ring to it. But more importantly lets look at the definition for […]
I asked for boat name suggestions, and the only response I got was the “Melvin Lee”. Maybe I should paint the boat orange and call it the “General Lee”. Truly suitable names for the boat, though, would cause a hardened motorcycle gang to gasp in horror and hide under trash cans. You see, the boating […]
This boat I hauled up from PA I finally got running. Wednesday we will take it out for the maiden voyage, if all goes well getting it from my place to the Homer boat dock. The boat still does not have a name. Well right now it is called the “Doesn’t Leak”, which I think […]