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BH - I don't think my plants understand country boy talk - you think I should try French?
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Perhaps for you. Sixty miles should not make that much difference but my garden did not get it done this summer. Very small maters, almost no peppers, a few green beans & cucumbers. Hope fall crop will produce better. Did you have a baby setter for your pig & hum. birds while you all were out West?
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FW - Name it Jack.
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Glad to hear I'm not the only one that has to buy all four items for a BLT.
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What a crappy year. I think my soil needs a rest and a big dose of compost. Will probably forego a fall garden. Except for early crops this year, this year has been a bust for me also.
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Nice
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I wonder if he is above the law also?
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It must be the Kansas water that makes you that way.
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Welcome to the Ozarks. Wind blown banks this fall with shad type baits will usually get some white bass. Other guys can give you some exact places I am sure. Tom
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They used to leave the cabin & the dock key on the table in the cabin. They live right there.
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And be sure it is not a Wood Duck hen. It is easy to do - I know that for a fact! Hey -DD. good to hear from you.
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Phil - Yes. I saw it for several days - sometimes said something about unfriended or other facebook messages.
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They sell ant blockers that go between the hook and the feeder. I make them out of empty tuna fish cans, an I-bolt thru the middle with "o" rings under each nut to seal it. Fill with liquid cooking oil. No more ants (the little birds do not like them).
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Holy Cow! Back to the store to buy more sugar I bet. My H.B.s are very few this year (four sighted at one time is the most I have seen). Not birdie in my neck of the woods this year. Cool vid.
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Have you all seen any hens with this years hatch? I live between Springfield & Nixa on James River with a field behind my house. Almost every day I see several hens feeding but no chicks with them. Can not remember a year like this in the past. A lot of deer with twins but no baby turkeys.
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Ned rig just below Bull Island & along the steep bank for about a 100 yards.
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When duck hunting down there we stay at Duck Harbor. Not fancy but it has always been clean with everything we needed. A plus is it comes with a boat stall for free. Check their web site.
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I think that is the difference between a great cook and a chef.
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At last, I got my fill of BLT's this week. Picked seven yesterday along with a bunch of plum tomatoes. Too wet here but at least I can't (or won't) have to mow.
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BH - worked great after a one minute down load - very clear. Guess you have my birds this year & some of this year's hatch. Good job. I am still fighting the woodpeckers. I have one feeder exactly like yours that I had to cut the perch off to keep the peckers off. The next step is to see if the Downey WP tastes like chicken.
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That looks super good. Did you have trouble butchering that hog you had in your raised garden?
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BH - No beer--- when is the funeral?
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You win by about two weeks.
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I was always told that if you could have ripe tomatoes by Independence Day's picnic you were doing good. You guys are ahead of that by a bunch. Mine will have to hurry to make the deadline.
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You river bank campers need to get a U.S. Military poncho liner. You can find them at surplus stores or order them from Midwayusa. They are light weight,fast drying & fold up smaller than a basketball. That and a sleeping pad (also mil. surplus) makes for a pretty good night.
