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I was there at 7-8PM had a coffee to warm up picked up a some beers to bring home and then left. Compared to the Sept 25 turn out in Stoney Creek and numbers were very very low. Probably only 40-50 bikes at the peak.........chilly ride home along Plains Rd. - thank god for heated grips

Looks like the Hamilton one is going to be at the Aquanova Brewery once again. Gonna be a cold one - hope there is not a long line-up for warm coffee!!

My buddies dad had that exact bike in Hamilton. He drove Harleys but kept that in the garage with a RZ500 Gamma. I often wondered what happened to the bikes. My wife's uncle in NS builds racing bikes - especially triples and just completed this beauty.

Good old union employees - silly servants

My Triumph has them

Why would we want that. I if see a patched biker I assume they are a criminal, and why would politicians want to remove that great visual? I would go a step in the other direction and quote the great George Carlin, "politicians wearing labels is that they should wear sponsor patches just like...

More of Hamilton's finest in action

LOL.....stabbed, hit with cars, shot will illegal guns what ever works for them

What changed.......immigration changed and the erosion of western values changed. Look at the news - there is a shooting in Brampton almost daily

Mallard duck breast pieces wrapped in bacon on the BBQ

Trout, pickerel, perch, but my favorite is pike (but you need to know how to take the Y bone out of it). I am in agreement about Duck Confit..........I get it every time I am in Quebec!!

Plus we see judges offering lenient sentencing because of the colour of ones skin, or the god they worship. We need mandatory minimums as the judicial system has really failed Canada.

That is Goose for me.........sky carp. I have hunted them in northern Alberta and they tasted the exact same - greasy ***

I'm not a small guy, and I can handle myself - I assume you are armed with a shotgun or a bow? That should be enough to stop any threat from a reasonable naked guy in the woods. Plus I could not image taking a #6 turkey load off the twig and berries :ROFLMAO:

Interesting crime statistic in lieu of the shooting in Hamilton my a 14yr old Quality of life indicator: Crime Severity Index

Yep with spring comes all those fun jobs.....just when you thought you wee busy with snow on the ground. Just wait

You are correct. What I typically do, especially with larger tom's, is breast the bird out and then cut out the legs and thighs. As far as deer goes I hunt down in Niagara so all the deer are corn, soy bean and wheat fed so they are delicious. Breasts I typically cut the breasts into 1"...

Great minds think alike. I took two truck rims and stacked them and tack welded them then cut vent holes in them. I dug a deep hole and lined the bottom with gravel until the top of the rim was just above the height of my decorative curved pavers. I did not backfill around the rims for...

I have a fire pit in my back yard for this very reason

Anyone going turkey hunting this weekend? I usually drop one early season then wait until my buddy comes up from PA then we chase them the first week in May.