Ron LaClair commemorative gear....

[Terry Green]

Ron's favorite spot in the moring when not hunting was in front of his computer on Tradgang.

Just thought I would throw this out here as we have two designs with him in them.  Shirts, hoodies, Tumblers, mugs etc. etc... I even added a pillow for Ron as a joke.  Thought it might be a nice touch for Shrew Haven.  There are 3 differen't categories at the shop and you want to go to the Tradgang Merchandise tab.

Anyhow, here's the link to the Tradgang Merchandise. Ron will meet you at the front door.

https://www.tradgang.com/tgs/

[Tim Reese]

Just ordered a water bottle for work. Thanks Terry for heads up on these.

[woodchucker]

Just ordered 2 T-shirts and a tumbler

When I get up to the new house, Ron & I can have coffee in the morning...
Maybe a drink in the evening? 

[Terry Green]

Thanks guys..... he liked Basil Hayden.

[Mike Malvaini]

 

[Russell Southerland]

Good stuff! and LOTS of options of items I see.

[Ray Lyon]

Terry,
I’ve got a fresh bottle to toast Ron on Wednesday at some point with the Shrew Haven gang. 

[woodchucker]

I'm gonna have to get a bottle of that, Ray!!

[Ray Lyon]

Chuck, we called at the beginners fine bourbon. At 80 proof it is pretty smooth and easy drinking. Some of my favorites now fall in the 110 to 125 range. Definitely not something that a beginner likes. But basil Hayden was a camp favorite in the early years.

[Skates 2]

Love it!!!  I'm in!!!

[woodchucker]

Well Ray, I've always been a 101 Wild Turkey guy...

But, I'm gonna get a bottle of that!! For those evenings when I watch the sun set with Ron...

[Wudstix]

May see about getting some Basil Hayden, along with my Paddy's Irish Whiskey.  Just picked up one of the neck gators.
 

[F. Dobbs]

Fabulous. 

[Russell Southerland]

I also got the 'What's Your Point' shirt and mug.  Cool stuff. 

[TSP]

Hmm, never been much of a drinker but when I do I like a little beer or bourbon.  Must be the Irish in me.  I wish someone bottled contemplative solitude and contentment with the simplicities of life.  I'd fill my larder with a lifetime supply of that stuff...maybe a little more just in case of emergency.