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Post subject: Re: Beaver shots  Posted: 15 Feb 2025, 12:04 |
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Username Protected wrote: Wow. Hard to figure what the plan was there. I did some float flying off Lake Hood this past summer. If you’re used to tightly controlled, disciplined surface maneuvering and pattern work better buckle up if Lake Hood is in your plans.
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Post subject: Re: Beaver shots Posted: 15 Feb 2025, 14:09 |
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My dad at one time had ~20 beavers in Ketchikan. A beaver on floats would 100% be on my lottery winnings shopping list. Here is a link to one of his old promotional videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayW9RORkiYA(Sorry the color is so bad it was transferred from old 16mm film)
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Post subject: Re: Beaver shots Posted: 15 Feb 2025, 15:36 |
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Username Protected wrote: Not sure why he hugged the shore so close during his takeoff run. I would think it would be smart to be much farther away.
Dan Yes, almost looks like he/she got distracted at the worst possible time, but even that’s hard to believe. Nursing the floats off the water isn’t normally something you do while texting your buddies.
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