Jump to content

Maverickpro201

Fishing Buddy
  • Posts

    756
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

Everything posted by Maverickpro201

  1. Is there a lot of logs floating around in the James arm as of now? Is the James muddy are is it clearing? Coming down Thursday for some R & R, along with some fishing. Need a report please. Thanks
  2. Thank you and please keep me updated. I hope that Aunts Creek Park Ramp is open because the resort I am at, their ramp sucks. I would hate to loose my money for my cabin and have to go somewhere else.
  3. So how much rain has Tablerock received? What is the predicted rise of the lake? Coming down this next weekend. Will be fishing mainly the James Arm. All reports will definitely be appreciated. I am sure glad I put it off for this weekend. And the folks at the resort where I am staying was good enough to move my dates from this weekend to the next.
  4. As of 0600 today have had just a tad over 5'' here in Hillsboro area, 25 miles south of St Louis.
  5. Well Poop. I was just coming down for a little fishing and catching. No tournament for me. 12'' rain, I think, I am going to rethink my trip and see about maybe the following week. Hope that it misses you all down there 12'' is way to much rain at one time. If someone will let me know on Monday what has happen, I would appreciate it. Thanks
  6. What is the weather forecast for down there this week as far as rain and wind. Was thinking about coming down Thursday and staying until Tuesday next week. Thanks for any info.
  7. My first thought on this picture was, your skinning a goat. I started to salivate and could taste it. Then you ruined it by saying it is a PIG. I use to raise Boer Goats for FAA and 4-H kids in Texas, Show Goats Had some of the top stock around. I butchered quite a few, sold some skinned out and I really like Boer goat meat, Boer goats are a Meat Goat. Had a old Hispanic Man give me all the tips to cooking them, what spices to use and also how to smoke them.
  8. We got it 7 miles North of Hillsboro. We had those straight-line winds here or tornado winds I guess. F2 Hit down the hill from us in the valley off Ems Road lots of damage down there. Trees and electric poles down on the road and 1/2 from us tornado hit on Tower Road, lots of damage, 1 house leveled. Quite of few houses damaged, trees down everywhere. Powerlines down. Electric went out around 9pm Friday, Came back on right at 8pm last night Sunday. I have several big trees down/uprooted in my woods and several snapped about half way up. My boy brought us over a generator. Lots of limbs and sticks in my yard to pick up. Firewood to cut up. All I can say is God had it in his heart to spare us the blunt of the damage. House has Hardi-Board siding, it is all good. Have to get up on the roof to look at the back part of the roof.
  9. Yes it has. Started the rotor-tiller up yesterday, in preparation to till garden up in the next couple weeks. Drained and replaced oil in Tiller and fired up. Then changed oil in both mowers and drain oil in snow blower and put a little bit of that special gas in it. Blew the leaves off the strawberry row. Dug up some kind of winter weeds out of the garden and 2 raised beds. Was not to bad. Today if the wind stays down I plan on burning my ditch out front at the road. Fluffed the leaves all up yesterday, with the leaf blower, so the would dry out for the burning today.
  10. I drill a hole in the handle and attach a rope/string to it when on a dock and tie it to something or make a loop and put around the wrist. Problem solved. Back in the day I lost 2 very good knifes, 1 was a really old old one, Opa gave it to me. it was a very special German Steel Filet Knife. That one broke my heart, fell into 25ft of water. i was diving for it for 2 days and never found it. Even used a strong magnet and still did not find it.
  11. Have the crappie started biting good yet.
  12. Way to many BONES and LITTLE BONES it them for me. I did have some fresh caught Cutthroats, that I caught up in one of Colorados Lakes a few years back. They turned out perfect on the grill. They were stockers but had been in there for several years and were not pellet fed.
  13. My thoughts exactly
  14. yep need some pictures
  15. Tell those Yankee's up North to close the dam door up there. All next week below 32* and single digits at night here.
  16. Heaven forbid, if He is the American Standard.
  17. We know who this is but can you introduce the rest of his family. This is a really good laugh for sure
  18. I heard real men do not eat that quiche stuff. I guess when I get really old, I will have to try it.
  19. Opa use to call those Suckers, Hog Molly's we would camp on the Current River for 10 days, those were dinner all most every night. When we went to some of private lakes he knew about. We would Buffalo fish he made a good wheatie's dough bait, And he would grind them up and fry in like salmon patty's or make fish stick out of them; and bass fishing I swear some of the Bass he caught would have been state records. He would mount the heads on a piece of wood, let it dry, then shellac them.
  20. Ken Rollins smoked meatloaf - Search
  21. What you think A or F
  22. I use the Ketchup Mustard Glaze some times. Sometimes Mayo, Sometimes BBQ sauce and sometimes Ketchup. I like it cold or just barely warmed. Just bread is fine, Toast is fine, sometimes a tortilla wrap with salsa.
  23. I made big pots of Chili, then big pot of Ham Shanks and Beans and then 2 - 2 1/2lbs of meat loafs, this week. Meat loafs consist of 1 1/2 lbs ground chuck, 1/2lb ground deer, 1/2 lb Sweet Italian sausage, 2 tbs Worcestershire, 1 TBS minced Garlic, 2 eggs, 20 Hi Ho crackers crushed. 1/2 onion diced, 1 bell pepper diced, 1 Jalapeno diced, 1/2 cup of milk. black pepper and a little red pepper to taste. Baked till 170* Turns out great. We have it all for dinner, the day we make it, then freeze in 2 people servings for future meals. Meat loaf goes in the refrigerator till the next day then sliced up and put in foodsaver bags. Besides the meatloaf sandwiches.
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.