So What Do You Want From Santa?

Every year our family draws names from a hat and you have to get a gift for whoever you drew. Everyone has a long list of stuff

that they would like for Christmas. Except me: I already own six of everything. I thought if you guys could list some of the

goodies that you want, maybe I could get some new ideas.

DJI Inspire 1 Drone w/camera & remote tablet for viewing

High dollar gift card from Cabelas. LOL

Hey, that drone idea could use some looking into. Only problem is that I don't have any ISIS neighbors that I could use it on.

That you know of.

Truck bed organizer that rolls out and is made from metal and not wood

Santa got me an xd mod2 in .40, at least that's what I tell my wife:)

Wink,
that drone would be a great tax write off too!

was thinking of making sliders out of wood and cabinet slides (to load/unload my catch box)...why not wood?

while we're on the subject...anyone have a source for a quality plastic bin w/lid to use as a catch box (big enough for a few coyotes)?

Thanks!

Weatherguard pack rat

Joshua, since my son decided on pick-up trucks to replace our worn out vans, we have purchased a Toyota, a Ford, and a GMC. We had

caps, ladder racks, and pull outs installed when we bought them. I guess it will be interesting to see how each brand lasts.

RF, I bought a .40 caliber Smith & Wesson ( along with a 9mm ) several years ago because they were on sale. I think they just about

doubled in price since then. And like David Beldon says, "They were a great tax write-off."

And Mr. Jansma is probably correct. Do they have drones with ISIS locators?

More time. Would be the best

I would like the country put back on track.

Drone owners read this link, have to reg. all drones by Feb. 16 2016.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology...ocid=spartandhp

my son to make it home and back from sdsmt...............

Budget? I don't want things, but events. Tickets to an event, a game, a fishing trip, trap range coupons, anything like that.

I have one made out of wood and when wet outside it swells and harder to pull or push

Throw Back, our budget for secret Santa is $75 or so. The budget for grandkids at Christmas must be about $7500. Nothing is too good

for Grandma's pack. Heck, I can't even get her to score me a lousy ticket to my favorite sporting event, Victoria's Secret.

I want Santa to move all of my stuff to Alaska in the sleigh... Then my wife and I can move up there at a leisurely pace and enjoy the drive.

Realworld: Pressure washer
Fantasy: Suppressed 77/44 or 22mag.

I want an official Red Ryder, carbine action, two-hundred shot range model air rifle!

Wylee, are you serious about Alaska? We recently had a couple moved down here from there. They're fun to talk to.

TDHP, How long has the Red Ryder been on your list? My folks would never let me have a BB gun because "I could lose an eye". What's

really funny is that I was packing a Ruger Convertible Six long before I could legally do so. I saw a rotating barrel kids machine

gun in ToysRus that fired a couple hundred foam darts per minute. Oh, to be a kid again!

More Wolves and a sleigh bed full of Alaskan #9's!!!

Sorry Wylee, the sleigh is already full, you will have to use the U Haul.

I just want a new transmission for my truck!!!

You better not tell Santa how you mistreated the old transmission if you want a new one!

appreciate the reply.

do you have a cap/topper on your rig?

I have a tonneau cover that keeps MOST moisture out.

Truck bed organizer that rolls out and is made from metal and not wood

Joshua a couple of good mole jobs would pay for a slide tray for your truck bed. You need to have a truck cap to keep your unit dry or I am sure you would run into corrosion of your track and rollers in time. I had made my first access slide tray with sides out of plywood and my own homemade roller system.

It worked well but was heavy when fully loaded. In fact I still have it in an out building. It fit my 8ft bed GMC truck that I had a few years ago.

The commercially made slide tray that we have now is great and very smooth in operation. I have had to weld some points that had cracked that I found to be poorly welded initially from the factory and not installed properly from the business we purchased it from.

Paul, yes sir we are moving. It's hard to explain our need for Alaska, people continually look at us like we are crazy when we tell them.. I can't think of any other place I would rather be. I just can't put more words into it without annoying and boring everyone.

Wylee, you're talking to a guy that went to Alaska on a two week hunting trip and only came back three months later because his best

friend was getting married. If you get a chance, look up Sealskin Charlie McAlpine on the Internet. Everything you read about him is

true. I worked for him.

Crazy, I don't think I'd reach for a chain saw first...whew.