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I have the LVS 32 transducer (older trans). You can assemble one for about $1700. The current transducer, LVS 34, can be assembled for around $2800. Either one is well worth the $.

Who has/uses one? I broke down & got one this year. I've been saving for 2 years now. You can assemble one of these units for about $700 less than a package deal on the shelf if you put in the time & look on-line for deals. I bought the 32 transducer, older version. There is an update for both...

Very nice! Good looking mount!

The crash will come. Then the banks & government will own the land.

Congrats! ....now you're hooked ;)

I heard some group in Woodbury finally got busted for doing something like that. We'll know details when it gets to court.

Correct...but legal per regs. As well as others that are not straight walled. I still don't understand why the S&W 40 is allowed. It's a pooch. More like an injury.

It will end when the banks get in trouble & decide they want the buyer to pay up.

Very nice! Congrats!

Very nice!

Love the blades. Congrats!

High & tight! Nice buck, congrats!

Great buck, congrats!

Very nice! Love the split brows! Congrats!

That is how my buddy in Eastern Iowa bought 160 acres of woods. They went to these farmers that had trees, figured out who would sell & made a plan. He ended up buying a total of 160 acres of old growth timber that all connected. Back them I think he said it was $3100/acre. Well worth it then...

What part of the state?

You are 100% correct.

Plymouth County, Iowa, a new record was set to the tune of $26,250 per acre. The farmland included 55 acres of high-quality farmland, according to Brock Auction Company, which managed the sale. That means the total bill was $1.44 million.4 days ago