Nice Deck

[srt8danno]

Originally Posted by Ultimatecarman45

Indeed, but sometimes it just fun to let a crazy, rabid, beaver on your deck. Sure your deck may get used hard, but if you have a strong enough, hard enough, and manly deck you and your deck will just have to take things in stride.

That’s true since they now have Decks with built in protection against disease and rot. Just let your beaver run wild is what I always say.

[Northern Rider]

Originally Posted by JMatt

Wow! This thread was brutal!!!!

How's everyone'ss deck held up over the past year? Mcke it through the winter months where your deck just doesn't see as much action?

Speak for yourself!

I solved that problem by wintering in Mexico. Down there, my deck was the centre of attaction for my new friends.

I do have to admit, though, when I came back up to the 'somewhat thawed out' frozen north, I did have a precocious porcupine that constantly kept trying to chew on my deck. I had to be careful as those quills can be quite *****ly!

No problems yet with the cuddly little beavers, however.

[pipsdad]

Originally Posted by srt8danno

You should have seen the line of people waiting to get on my deck! I believe they would have paid money to sit on my deck. I guess since my deck is so huge they wanted to brag that they were on it for a spell. Perhaps one day my deck will be as famous as Mr. Holmes’ deck.

This is an old thread!!! But Danno, didn't Mr Holmes deck wind up with dry rot or something?

[Dennis808]

LMAO, "I'm worried about my deck."

Great find!

[srt8danno]

Originally Posted by pipsdad

This is an old thread!!! But Danno, didn't Mr Holmes deck wind up with dry rot or something?

Sadly it did end in a very serious case of dry rot….so serious that it cost him his life while attempting to salvage his massive deck.