Terrierman
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The Grand River bottoms up there are quite something. I've seen herds of 100+ deer in the winter. Clouds of mallards. Vee after Vee of Canada, Snow and other lesser geese. Good thread for me at least.
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You need to go to the museum that's at Top of the Rock. Definitely tens of thousands of points, axes, adzes, pestles, clothing, everything imaginable that a billionaire could possibly have.
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Wrench is one of those guys that thin skinned fellers ought to leave be. Glad I'm not thin skinned. Glad he got you lined out.
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I see nothing. Call me Sergeant Schultz.
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I'm going to eat some of the spaghetti sauce I put up in July with some ground beef and whole wheat pasta. Up yours JoeD.🙃 Oh heck. I forgot to mention the fresh purple basil flowers and fresh ground parmesan. I did say something about organic grass fed beef, right? And a couple of glasses of delicious vina rosa? Kalamata olives? Artisan candy onion, locally sourced?
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Fountain Grove could be awesome back in the day. The main memory I have from there is being in some of the stickiest gumbo mud ever experienced by me in water that was within a couple of inches of the tops of my waders. That and flight after of flight of teal during early season over too many acres of smartweed to be able to fully comprehend and appreciate.
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So is my Thanks! I've seen a few. Nothing like what it was back in the '60's and 70's when I got ate up with biology and the other earth sciences learning what this world is like.
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Drag chain is simple. The primary function of the drag chain is to keep the boat from spinning while drifting. About 3 feet of log chain. Rope and chain together about a foot shorter than what can get into the prop. A bicycle innertube in the rope and chain set up to act as a shock absorber is also helpful as is a boat fender to act as a float if the chain hangs up and is separated from the boat. Either a lighter breakaway where you connect to the bow eye or store a knife handy just in case. You do not want to sink your boat if the chain gets hung while you are in heavy current.
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Housemade egg salad sandwiches and tomato soup.
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I'm coming Thursday go home Sunday. Two more but not yet sure on their dates.
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I own what has become a three pack of Mother's Octoberfest Marzen Lager.
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My persimmons are gone. Thinking squirrels. Or maybe that big red doe that hangs out down there. She's known to Lovey and me as Red. A big girl that has been around for several years.
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Nice Jeff.
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Another September afternoon. 30 degrees cooler and not an insect to be seen. Three black buzzards soaring and one lone crow speaking. I feel sorry for the poor turkey buzzards who've been put aside. But that's the way it goes. I still love this place we have.
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September afternoon, sunny. A very impressive midge hatch going on right now in the yard that has the dragonflies out in full force. A real sight for all of us.
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Us smarter ones almost always do what we are told. That almost part gets me in the doghouse now and again.
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It's a mostly shallow turbid reservoir with not a lot of structure. I killed a lot of ducks there and caught some decent catfish in the spring.
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Making stuffed bell peppers to go on the egg later.
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Granny Smith is my go to cooking apple. Always crisp and tart. Great apple flavor.
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Which apples (please say Granny Smith!)and what kind of sausage? Looks and sounds good. Sweet and savory is a great way to go.
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I'm marinating a London Broil that's gonna have mashed cauliflower for a side.
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Those Vegas street people. Just too much. Happy happy day.
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Archery opening weekend & saddle hunting.
Terrierman replied to Kayak_Runner's topic in Archery Hunting
Up here on this dry Springfield Plateau, mosquitos are not normally a problem. This year I don't think I've been bitten once at home. That's a great deer hunting early season report. Love hearing about the recurve hunting. -
It matters to me and I strongly prefer 2 lb.
