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Dang that's a beast! Love it.

Good report Daryk, I'm glad you are not a Ronnie Moore @Flysmallie one is enough 😁

No need to be sorry, we were just messing around.

You can do it!

Fun City!

What gender of a hopper? Hey, been meaning to tell you those were very nice. Thank you, Ronnie, from the both of us.

Have you not heard of a murder of crows? You live a sheltered life in your circle of counties you frequent. A capital offence But why a murder of crows? The most likely explanation lies in both the crow’s behavior and its perceived characteristics. Crows are scavengers, feeding on carrion and hunting small animals such as lambs, eggs, and baby birds. Historically, crows and other corvids were often seen near battlefields, medieval hospitals, cemeteries, or gallows, waiting for an opportunity to feast on dead bodies. This association with death gave rise to superstitions and folklore surrounding crows and other corvids.

Mine is a sculpin not a leach .

Darned right, there were a couple of women in Montana floating in Kayaks, I think. One of those ladies really got torn up terrible.

Mine was from below Dawt mill, yes fun!

I know a guy who targets the Stripers over there and he says the same thing they eat lots of crawdads. Stripers get no love. The trout people don't like them because they eat trout, now the smallmouth people won't like them because they eat what the smallmouths eat.

Quite the fishing trip Curt. Thanks for firing everyone up! Pat and I need to visit that area sometime. Does the wind blow all summer up there?

Way to go Dan! Thanks for sharing your Christmas Present with all of us.

Just Pat and I 😁 Ten bluegill twenty pieces. There are four pieces left. Note we only eat two meals a day generally.

Bluegill, baked tater and salad. Living good in the Billethood.

I used to be that way Anthony like in yuko. Then I grew some in the garden and started eating them raw right off the plant. Tried canned again, still not right. Fresh or frozen I have learned to like! I do like you thought on the substitution.

What have we here? VID_20250601_123530260.mp4 VID_20250601_154641468.mp4 Garlic squirrel, lots of garlic and black pepper. @ness notice that the peas are like peas should be not creamed. Nice long braise in the pellet grill. No sense heating up the house. Fall off the bone tender.

Most of it is but there are varieties that can now be planted and grown through the summer. A certain type of Romaine is one of them.

Zoom in on the no quibble guarantee. If you are not satisfied with the product, you can get your money back. If you cannot read English you can read it in Spanish.

Is this soil made in the USA or imported from another country?

Dinosaur shaped so called chicken nuggets come to mind. 😃

this way you know the origins of your veggies! If you go to the Piggly wigglys you will have all kinds of stuff sprayed on it. If you get it from the Amish, you never know if they emptied their chamber pot into the garden or not. I also know for a fact some buy from commercial growers and resell to you. Tell Sugar Britches I am really proud of her! Two things. First it is good for the soul and body to garden second is her new deal aggravates you so much!😁

Then you can get a really good picture of a bloody mess of a once lovely GAME BIRD. I like owls and any bird of prey. There is a period of time where I'm not really happy with the owl though. Right now, we have rabbits in the yard. They are not scared of us and just stand there as we walk by. I mean like three feet away. They are raising little ones in the yard here and there. We get to see them also. By the time late summer begins the owls have raised a nest of owlets and have been teaching them to hunt. With the short grass in the yard the rabbits are easy pickings. Nothing left for me come October first. These cottontails don't leave because I find piles of fur where they meet their demise. Bobcats get their share also I have video of that.

Thanks for the link, Jeff, I had no idea what BFS even meant. 😁 Really truthfully. So my 79 year old uncle that comes down twice a year has this stuff when I take him to the ponds. He just told me it was ultralight fishing for bass, and it did get popular in Japan. His dexterity is shot, and he takes several minutes to tie on anything to use fingers at his age suck. First cast he makes a mess and ends up using the spinning gear based on that way of fishing which turns into the same mess. No telling how much he has invested because he buys the best. We might fish close to an hour and then he hurts and complains about that. We will all get that way and forever think about what we used to do. Heck I'm getting that way in some ways.

Lots of wilted lettuce being consumed here also. Neighbors come pick also. Gooseberries have been picked and more coming on. Jam has been made with those. Tomatoes and peppers look great with nature watering like it should be. Same with the flower garden. Simply amazing.