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Here is the MO Case.net entry in case anyone was interested in the details. Got this off another forum. 24IR-CR00301 - ST V JOSEPH A LICKLIDER (E-CASE) Information Filed

I like them too, but it seems they've gained a lot of popularity over the past 15 years, causing their prices to rise significantly. They used to go for just $3.99 per pound, but those days of affordable, flavorful cuts are long gone. Cooking channels on platforms like YouTube and TikTok often spotlight these cuts as cheaper, lesser-known, great-tasting alternatives favored by butchers. As a result, demand skyrockets, and so do the prices. Beef ribs are another example that has surged to the top of the pricing charts.

You might need to start carrying an Apple AirTag around your neck so if you do come up missing your wife will be able to track you down.

I remember one time my brother and I were fishing below Bagnall Dam for Hybrids. My brother was getting ready to launch a spoon as far out as he could. The line got a little tangled at the tip. As soon as he released his cast there was a huge splash that the spoon made in the water about 10 foot in front of him. Then in the distance up on the concrete pad that overlooks the spillway close to the dam we hear. "They got casting lessons at Wal-Mart!!" I busted out laughing so hard that I could not make another cast for the next 10 minutes. My brother stood there with a sad/mad look on his face. Something I will never forget. To this day anytime either one of us or others make a bad cast we shout that out to them. On another note we were at the same spot and my brother pulled out this new lead lure called the Man-O-Lure. He says I just got a secret weapon and proudly tied it onto his line. He then launches it across the water when all of a sudden his bail on his spinning reel closes. SNAP! His Man-O-Lure continues to its destination half way across the spillway in prime Hybrid waters. I just looked at him and

I think this front that went through brought down a few but not what people were thinking. Even reports of up north around Nebraska were stating they go some new birds but still not a lot of the mallards they were expecting. But there is still a lot of the season to go. The peak numbers usually get here around Thanksgiving thru first week of December in the north part of the Middle Zone. The counts at Eagle Bluffs came out yesterday and they only gained about 500 - 1000 birds there. So they are at 11,000 total. But it is still hard to comprehend how they get those counts based on aerial flights and ground checks. Especially when they break it down by species. Such as with Nodaway Valley CA 3561 Gadwalls. Down to the single bird count. 😏

That's what I kind of thought. Her posts and pics are not helping the shooter's side of the story at all if he is stating it was self defense.

Went to Eagle Bluffs on a reservation yesterday and hunted 12S pool. Not much as far a birds. In the morning meeting they stated that they had around 10,000+ birds but think they lost some the day before (Tuesday). Gun was acting up and not cycling properly, plus my poor wing shooting skills ended me with 0 birds on 3 shots. But on a positive note took a great nephew and he ended up with his first duck (Mallard drake). Also reminded my that I am not as physically fit as I used to be. 😒 Dragging a poly jet sled loaded with all the gear for 1/2 mile down the levee had me huffing and puffing and I am feeling it today. 😬

Here is the public Facebook page of the person that was there when it happened. Not sure if I agree that it was a threat to justify the shot based on her post. Other posts that I have seen about it from this person stated it was shot from tree stand between the shoulders. So to me it would have been walking away and not a real threat. But MDC are investigating and will figure it out. But it does have an ear tag in one of the photos. I would be interested to know that tag details to see who, where it was tagged. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14nv1bYXYFo/

How many ever used this to screw in a loose screw and called it a day. 😁

If you are ever ready for a dog, I would suggest the Pudelpointer. I was in the market for a new hunting dog for waterfowl since my Chesapeake died a while back. I also wanted to do more upland game hunting. So during my search I came across the Pudelpointer. They are a hunting driven, easily trained, strong swimmer, good retriever, pointer, and tracking medium sized dog. Good calm temperament, semi non shedding, semi-hypoallergenic, dog. The coat comes in many lengths and is made for hunting. The breeders are a tight knit group that try to keep the standards the same so that they do not have bad blood lines, bad health issues, etc. They even try to keep the prices down to a strict range. They will be dog that you will need to get approved and on a list for a pup as the breeders usually have a wait list of potential owners. Go check out Pudelpointer Club of North America this will give you most of what you need. They are not a well known dog and the breeders try to keep it that way for the breeding sake. They are not recognized by AKC and that is by choice. They do not want the dogs to end up like every other AKC breed like labs that have lots of health issues, mental issues, etc. The labs have got over-bred since the 1800's. Along with a lot of other hunting dogs. I think this would be the perfect dog for you and your wife based on the lifestyle you live and hunt. Check them out and learn a little about them and I bet you might think the same. I unfortunately was not able to get one because of some life changes around here, but I still might anyway. Because I do need a retriever to help me as I age.

Or you could coordinate with a local beekeeper to see if he is willing to put hives on your property and give you a few jars if they do well there. No work for you and you can benefit from the pollination and have a few jars of free honey. My grandfather and I used to do that on other people property around the area. We had a dozen or so hives spread out all over.

Hope everyone has a successful season! And yes I agree the walk-in areas could be better.

Yes they did. Every place that stores data can be hacked and probably will be at some point. If never, then they are probably very lucky or the data is not worth the trouble. It is the new life we live. But LifeLock will assist and cover me from the hack they received also if I get any identity theft. I don't want to pay for a Identity Theft Service but, I don't think there is any real solution to Identity Theft as long as you are connected to the world. And day by day not being connected to the world is growing smaller and smaller. You can only do the best you can, with what you can, and hope for the best... I guess.

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