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If you kill enough wildlife to get the skins, your one handed or two handed skill will go up so you will be able to do more damage. That's what I've been doing and I rarely have a problem with any opposition...other than this giant I have a contract for..

That is awesome!

Mr goodwrench - Thanks. I'm still in the learning phase, but I take every opportunity I can to learn something new. pcollins - I'm going to check that blog out for sure. If you ever feel like adding something to this thread, feel free. I'd love to see some of your work.

The reason it was so cheap is because it's old. I believe it was made some time in the late 70's or 80's. Pentax never changed the mount, so any K-Mount lens is compatible. I think the trend of cell phone cameras is hurting it somewhat, but I'll never trade my DSLR for any phone camera.

Yeah, I love it. Great thing is, I only paid 26 dollars for it.

SMC Pentax 135mm prime F3.5 on a Pentax K-x body.

Ok, well...This isn't beer related other than the fact that I was drinking while I was cooking and had one with my dinner. Beer for dinner: Red Hook Blonde Ale. It goes well with chicken. Dinner was Parmesan crusted butterflied chicken breast pan fried in olive oil and butter, and jalapeno...

Thanks.

Thanks. Art/Photography is so subjective, who's to say who's good and who's not. I think your shot is nice...and New Belgium makes some Great beers!

I'm about to cook dinner and drink a few. I'll post some up for ya.

Thanks! Someone noticed!

I know exactly where you're talking about. I know some people up around there. I'm about right smack dab in the middle of the state. I'm sure I'll love brewing just as much. Thanks.

Everything that I read about it was great. I've had the Furious once and I fell in love with it. Where in IL are you from?

Seeing as photography is a hobby of mine, I figured what better subject than something I love so much, Beer. I was enjoying a nice Bell's Amber the other night at the bar and decided to take a quick shot and share it with you guys. Feel free to add to this post. Anyway..enjoy.

Thanks again, guys. For the past few days I've been reading and reading, and reading some more. I got my kit and recipe the other day and I think I'm going to take the plunge, so to speak, this Sunday...so long as I can find a kettle before then. I'll let you all know how it turns out. Wish...

From what I've read, the plastic bottles are more susceptible to scratching during cleaning, and the scratches will make a nice place for bacteria to form. Not sure if it's really true or not since everything will be sanitized, but I didn't want to take any chances.

Thanks for the welcome. I'm sure I'll have a lot of questions early on, so I hope I don't get too annoying.

My friend and I have been talking about brewing for a while now and after we made the decision to start, he backed out. I decided to go it alone and grabbed up a kit from Midwest. I checked out a few forums, and I think this one will be the best fit for me. Anyway, I hope to get some great...