OK, OK,, I admit it!

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Will do Pat,, but without looking,,,,,, I'm thinking its a saw much the same as they used to cut ice from lakes in the old days (even before our time,,lol)just shaped slightly different, such as an over sized keyhole saw.. Thruth be known,, I have used a chain saw to cut holes in ice.. (If used right), a person will get very lil if any water on themselves using a chain saw.. A person must remember,, your not cutting down the old Oak tree,, its merely ice so not a lot of chain speed is needed or called for. Btw,, keep a share pair of dry gloves close by just incase.. Oh,, and use a pry bar to remove the block of ice from the hole,, not chain bar on the saw.. One more suggestion,, be sure and cut a square, rectangle, or triangle hole witch is slightly narrower at the bottom than the top on all four sides.. By doing so you can replace the ice chuck once you done with the hole and its a lot safe for those that might wander across it the next morning.. And,, keep the hole 18' at their greatest width.. Those guys and gals with badages tend to get a might testy if you cut a hole 2000' long by 6" wide for trolling through the ice.[laugh]

LOL,,, Shhhh! Zzing! Zzing! I'm huntin' them there albino Mackadoo's! Now where did that big white toothy critter wander off to this time?! Zzzzing!,Zzzzinnnng! Zzing![laugh]
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