What does everyone do for a profession?
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Retired small town Police Chief (30 years) Also own and operate Security business installing security cameras, access control and alarm systems. I had to take early retirement due to medical issues. Now enjoy the forums and making all types of snack sticks, sausage, brats and anything else I can put into a smoker. I just recently finished converting a large commercial refrigerator into a smoker.
mfrievalt congrats on your retirement. Small town cop is a whole different game. I grew upnin a small town and it can be very political depending who thinks they run the town.
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mfrievalt is that an Auber PID plug and play unit? What is your heating element? Looks like a great smoker!!!
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ND Mike yeah I’m working 12hr nights and saw this. So I reread the whole thing and enjoyed it as much as I did the first time. At least it’s off to a good start.
cdavis yep! Good job on the thread resurrection!
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I did 15 years in Accounting/Finance/Consulting. Hated every minute of it. Went back to school and got a Masters degree in Special Education. Now I teach special ed in high school.
Clasko2 It’s always better when you’re doing something that makes YOU smile. Happy for you.
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Smartass, PhD
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Yes it’s an Auber WiFi PID and the heating element is a 1800 watt Masterbuilt replacement I found on EBay for $40.00
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Smartass, PhD
HerbcoFood At least you selected the most prominent FIRST. Love it.
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HerbcoFood At least you selected the most prominent FIRST. Love it.
zbigjeff No I have a PhD in being a smartass.
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Retired157 thank you for serving on both sides! 10 years to go for me and I will be retired as well. At least from the vest and duty belt!!!
Thanks! Stay Safe! I did 8yrs in the Air Force, 24yrs with the GFPD, and about 10yrs as an investigator with the state… Retirement is the best gig I’ve had.
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Thanks! Stay Safe! I did 8yrs in the Air Force, 24yrs with the GFPD, and about 10yrs as an investigator with the state… Retirement is the best gig I’ve had.
Retired157 that’s what I hear!
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Lance where are you at? I also do some taxidermy on the side. Wish I could make a living at it because I really enjoy it. I do 40 to 50 deer heads a year. I’d love to see some pictures of some of your mounts.
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ND Mike I’m with you I really enjoy this thread.
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Lance where are you at? I also do some taxidermy on the side. Wish I could make a living at it because I really enjoy it. I do 40 to 50 deer heads a year. I’d love to see some pictures of some of your mounts.
cdavis I too had a taxidermy business on the side . Closed it about 10 yrs ago. Kids were grown and I decided I didnt want 2 full time jobs anymore. I still do a little because I too love it so much. I just did these fish for my grandsons. they were their first ones they caught
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Lance where are you at? I also do some taxidermy on the side. Wish I could make a living at it because I really enjoy it. I do 40 to 50 deer heads a year. I’d love to see some pictures of some of your mounts.
cdavis I’m in Ozona Tx. I own and operate Crockett Taxidermy and Processing.
My website is crocketthunterservices.com
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cdavis I too had a taxidermy business on the side . Closed it about 10 yrs ago. Kids were grown and I decided I didnt want 2 full time jobs anymore. I still do a little because I too love it so much. I just did these fish for my grandsons. they were their first ones they caught
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cdavis I too had a taxidermy business on the side . Closed it about 10 yrs ago. Kids were grown and I decided I didnt want 2 full time jobs anymore. I still do a little because I too love it so much. I just did these fish for my grandsons. they were their first ones they caught
RON PARRISH Doing “things” that make you happy is paramount. Especially, doing it at YOUR own pace. The grandsons first fish is epic and I know it makes YOU smile. Nice job. It’s one thing I cannot do AT ALL. Thanks for still having that skill in your bag.
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cdavis I too had a taxidermy business on the side . Closed it about 10 yrs ago. Kids were grown and I decided I didnt want 2 full time jobs anymore. I still do a little because I too love it so much. I just did these fish for my grandsons. they were their first ones they caught
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RON PARRISH nice work
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cdavis I too had a taxidermy business on the side . Closed it about 10 yrs ago. Kids were grown and I decided I didnt want 2 full time jobs anymore. I still do a little because I too love it so much. I just did these fish for my grandsons. they were their first ones they caught
RON PARRISH very nice, they will have that memory in front of them for a lifetime.
Makes my PK100 smoker look tiny!!!
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