Did this all on my own!! Went to Lowes, built the traps, took pics.,put them on "puter" put them to photo bucket,,& posted them here!!!! Who is you Daddy? Man Im pretty happy today! Thanks Harry for the instructions from a while back, I found them. I was gonna buy that 36,, glad you got it Buddy! Now I go after that Panther! (inside joke) Nuthing like replying to your own post,, Geeezzz,, Tim.
Tim,
Those are some really nice traps Bro, lookin good. I love the ones for the cards, think that is a really good idea. Send me an email and let me know how much, would like to have one of the big ones and a couple a the card sizes. Bro, you really gots a nice place out there. Enjoy, later.
Kent
If you cant ride it, shoot it, love on it, or eat it, it aint worth havin!!!!!!
NRA
Life Member
Just a word of advice. When taking pics for forums, set your camera's resolution to "Low Res", 640x480 resolution. That way the pics are not that huge and we don't have to pan over to see them. With low res, they 'll come out perfect and fit right into the screen and you will also be able to store a lot more of them. They are also smaller in size (bytes) and will upload/download faster.
Harry said:
"Just a word of advice. When taking pics for forums, set your camera's resolution to "Low Res", 640x480 resolution. That way the pics are not that huge and we don't have to pan over to see them. With low res, they 'll come out perfect and fit right into the screen and you will also be able to store a lot more of them. They are also smaller in size (bytes) and will upload/download faster."
James replies:
There is a much better solution Tim. Since you never know when you will get that perfect shot you should always use your camera's highest resolution. If you shoot at 640 x 480 you limit yourself if you get a "perfect" photo. I have seen too many post on the photography newsgroups I belong to wanting to know how to print their small file as an 8 x 10 or larger. It ain't gonna happen. There are many programs (one probably came with camera)that will let you resize your photos for e-mail and web viewing. Just a photographers opinion. Photography is like anything else. If you learn to do it right to start with you don't handicap youself down the road.
PS Harry:
This was not posted just to be contradictory. But using low resolution is a really bad habit to get into. I am not trying to step on any toes here and I hope you understand that.
Thanks James for the info. Mostly "French" to me!LOL! Harry is a good Friend of mine & I doubt he will take any offense of your honest effort to help me. Im just sooooo happy I can post pics. on my own now! I will get it figured out. Kimmie Sue is so amazed when I show her my latest posts/pics.! Who knows, a few months from now Red Feather may meet his match!Ha Ha Ha! Tim.
