It's a Trap! 021: Alford Hand Trap
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It is artsy!
Here’s a question, what kind of leather bag is that?
Mom's side; 85 plus. Dad's side: maybe 75, more like 68 or 70. Unfortunately, with some of my habits...I'm not planning for a long retirement, but I'd like to stop working early to enjoy it, although I've been lucky enough to have tastes of no work, time to time, like Travis McGee.
I am sorry, Mae, but I am disappointed that you did not score an own-goal in this episode.
So if you hook up with the family there may be a refridgerator catapult epsode.
Hose clamp instead of a zip tie?
That would be a better long term fix if you were planning to use it all the time but the metal on metal contact might scratch it up.
Looks like a wheel-o made into a trap
A patent, or a copyright?
Design patent
http://www.alfordassociation.org/BIOS/bio_Frederick%20Fergus%20Alford.htm According to this the Alford family are (were?) still running the Alford Refrigerated Warehouses I have mailed the website telling the about this video. You might have a spin off
wonder if they have the other trap Fred patented.
https://www.nytimes.com/1964/10/16/archives/fred-f-alford-sr-dead-champion-skeet-shooter.html DALLAS, Oct. 15 (AP)—Fred F.Alford Sr. died here yesterday at the age of 64. He was president of the world's largest refrigerated warehouse development and was widely known as a skeet shooter.
"Thats the simplest trap we have seen." Are we forgetting the one that your viewer made out of a board and a few nails?
I mean, both of you are sorta burning the candle at both ends, that's never healthy.
If you use it long enough, do the clays sing country western songs as they fly through the air?
OK now we need a clay with a lightweight Bluetooth speaker in it just for that effect.