I don't even know what to say MM. I'm impressed and the adolescence in me is JEALOUS.
10 gallons of gas in a fishhouse is one hell of a lot of gas to ignite.
So you dumped 10 gallons of gasoline in there? Haha i think a cup of diesel would have sufficed.
I'm guessing it was one of those: "this house isn't that great and we need an excuse to build another better one scenarios"? Which I totally understand and pretty much condone. That said, a utility tractor with a snow blower and a front loader would have made short work of getting it out, unless it was really froze down. Been there before.
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When nine gallons just won't do.Awesome!!!
I'm guessing it was one of those: "this house isn't that great and we need an excuse to build another better one scenarios"? Which I totally understand and pretty much condone. That said, a utility tractor with a snow blower and a front loader would have made short work of getting it out, unless it was really froze down. Been there before.
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When nine gallons just won't do.Awesome!!!

Yeah, too bad they didn't make GoPro's back then....it would have been a sight.
The beds were fold down from the wall, and they had 2x4 edges all around them, so it held all the gas real nice. I remember we had a few trucks around us watching what we were going to do.......I wonder what they thought at the sight of the first fireball?
This was on Haybale Bay, by the way, when you used to be able to access it from Highway 2. We were so far out in the middle of nowhere there was no way it was coming off any other way. Pictures don't do it justice, but the snow was real deep. The pictures of the house are from the truck, and that was the closest we were able to drive to it.
MM wins, give him that fancy bait bucket thingamajig, his story, and picture is one of legend.
This is after the 50mph winds the day before mobridge tourney the next pic is my one and only selfie after 2 hours of digging the shack out
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at that point i think this would have worked better