Dinner at the PBS odd year gathering last weekend.

That looks good!

Mmmm Mmmm. Got any left overs?

ain't nothing beats that,  crazy good.

Someday I'll make a PBS event!!

MMmmm that looks great! My mouth is watering for sure.

Tried to convince my dad to go.   When I move back, he'll have no excuses.

Looks great!

It WAS good !  and man oh man did they feed us.  I can eat a ton, but I left a few bites.  I just couldn't do it.

Thank you to the cooks. .  you done GOOD !

ChuckC

I miss those guys.  Makes me sad I couldn't make this year and have to wait 2 years to have a go at it again.   It is a great time.

That looks delicious!

That looks great! I wish I could have attended , work obligations said differently though   :(    :(

You should see it when we have 6 pigs rolling!!!!!  We sometimes have to rope it off and shoo people out of there, because they want to burn their fingers pulling off some of the good crispies!!!

It was as good as it looks. I sat down to my plate that was way over loaded and didn't stop till every bit was gone. I am still feeling full. I also got a good sized piece of the crispies. As they used to say on Hee Haw: YUM YUM

I was one of the last ones to eat and thought I got a special portion.
My two dogs had to help me finish.
They didn't complain a bit and neither did I.
Those Ojibwa boys and girls know how to host an event.
The whole thing came off as smooth as silk.
I was happy to be a sponsor/vendor.
Jim and I offered up a donated hog hunt in Florida.
I'm proud to hear that it raised a good bit of money for the PBS youth.
A local club member and bartender, Joe, won it.
Looking forward to hunting with you, Joe.
We have a lot of fun.
Irv Eichorst
www.truesouthadventures.com

One of the nicest clubs I've been to.  Both the fish   fry and pig roast were excellent.  The Saturday night camp fire was classic... with guitar, and even a banjo.

Thank you Ojibwa

Keith