More brass than I should have or need. Seems last couple years everyone is giving away their shotgun reloading components at garage sales. Was on a fishing tackle binge for awhile, in fact I sold over $600.00 worth at one garage sale we had last summer, and made money on it.
Not really a hoarder either but a Browning A5 finds it's way to my door often, and Marlin lever guns. Still need a couple S&W revolvers to be content. I have about 15 pair of hip and chest waders, but those and wool clothing are tools for me, much like canoes and snowmobiles. Probably too many knives also, and doesn't help I have a buddy 7 miles from me will make them any way I want them, with sheathes to match.
We had an Oak blyte went through here about 8 years ago and took a toll on a lot of my Oak trees. I had 16,000' of Oak lumber made (1/2 t&g, 1/2 4 square) which you could say I'm hoarding. I've been using it at my leisure a couple rooms at a time and my wifes shop so far. I could probably sell some of it, but the local market is kind of soft now and I enjoy working with it. Times get tough I'll burn it for firewood. Not going to tell you how many traps I own, you might think I'm a hoarder!
Rick,
Wal-Mart's are resetting lots of stores right now. They have teams that do the work by district, to certain specs. Most often done this time of year and the section or dept. that is missing is usually out in the Lawn and Garden area, since they are a seasonal department. They are doing the same thing to our store and several others in this area. The wife gave me the run down on this, as she worked there 28.5 years.