Just wondering,Saw some posts about Marbeling lately and no response from Putter.Hope all is well on his end.Searched his name and couldn`t find anything newer than the middle of August.

Freddwhy (Rapt-Ryte)

Putter is still in Williston recovering from a very busy summer filled with attending matters concerning family and friends. He now is probably spending time on a deer stand as well but appears to showing some sign of returning to applying epoxy designs on fishing rods soon. Like many of the less fortunate among us he also has a day job to make time for.

Stan Grace
Helena, MT
"Our best is none too good"

Happy to confirm contact with Putter. All's well as per Stan's remarks above.

Dave Gilberg

Would that be a mableled deer stand??Glad to here he is well.I was a little concerned.

Freddwhy (Rapt-Ryte)

Yeah Fred he is doing fine and just suffering from "FULL PLATE" syndrome. Life does that to you sometimes. Last I heard he is getting ready for winter (burr) and making the pheasants pay for everything. I bet a nice email would cheer him up.
I cant wait to see what he is going to come up with on the Kids Rod Project. Marbling that baby should be fun.

Knowing Putter, he is probably backed up with orders for Christmas rods and pens and maybe deer stands (lol). Anyway, we exchanged e-mails this morning. Last year, while waiting for Hurricane Rita, Putter along with Barkley kept my spirits up. I was really concerned (scared ) not of going through the storm but of the aftermath, people fighting for fresh water, ice, gasoline, and food.

Pheasants? I bet he marbled his shotgun. LOL. Ralph

If at first you don't succeed, go fishing, then try, try again.

Last I heard, he was taking care of ill inlaws. Hope everything turned out OK. Sounds like it did. Will hope to see him back soon.

Bill in WV

It's been a crazy late spring to winter period. Thanks for the thoughts from you guys.

Tom K. and I visited earlier about how the folks are getting older and needing so darned much of our time. The wife's dad passed on recently and her mom isn't in very good health, either. We've been away a lot and will be in the future yet helping her out. In the middle of all of this, my time away has developed to a habit, just like it used to be such a nice habit signing in here once or twice a day... I'll have to get back to my old habits...

Ralph, I didn't marble my 870, I just bought camo synthetic stock pieces for it. Kinda LOOKS marbled, though. ;)

Putter
Williston, ND

Putter,

You've got mail!!

Bill in WV