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For me it was the news stations cutting off the sitting president of the United States during a state of the union and social media banning the president. I mean damn. Our whole system is very....ummmm.....dictatorshipish...
Note to self....use rocks for weight...not metal...

re: SNAKE ID

Posted by Tr33fiddy on 5/30/24 at 1:22 pm
[quote]yes but that's a young cotton mouth body is like dat[/quote] Young cotton has the same body shape and short stubby tail as an adult...

re: SNAKE ID

Posted by Tr33fiddy on 5/30/24 at 7:53 am
Based on the slender body and long tail my vote is non venomous but I'd err on the side of caution with that pattern...
We just had our first sauted in butter 3 days ago. Always tell the family how fancy we are since the yuppies in the city pay 60 a pound or more for chanterelles lol...
[quote]Is there something about the elevation changes that attract them? The one stand I know of is on a steep slope. None on the flat part below the slope or above[/quote] In the mountains I've noticed they pop in different elevations at different times. ...
As soon as it gets hot and rains a lot we get them here in Central Arkansas. The smooth chanterelles always pop first I always trim the dirty part off the stem before I bag them and don't have a problem with grit. If it looks to dirty I won't bag it. Sorting and trimming while picking will save y...
Found the tyranny. No way that thing could go around in public in the 60s and not get continuously ridiculed...
Pre2000 if that thing went out dressed like that it better be Halloween or we were kicking its arse. Back in my day freaks knew to stay in the closet....
Yes...sometimes both money and a new boat...
Back in the 90s two guys kept turning in bass with unusual wear on the point of their mouths and fins. Eventually got caught having a chicken wire pen back in a little cove. I can imagine it's tempting as hell. That tournament was 500 bucks plus 250 big bass weekly during the summer. That was a l...

re: Are bullheads good to eat?

Posted by Tr33fiddy on 5/25/24 at 9:25 am
Looks like channels to me. Definitely not bullhead...
[quote]You could take a belt sander to the fabric on that furniture.... It can NOT be worn out.[/quote] And no matter how hard you pulled on the buttons they wouldn't come off. I bet that is wool carpet too. That stuff lasted forever and never stained....
I live in the damn mountains and could fill a sack with crawfish out of a creek and they are trying to convince me the swamp ran out. The got dang swamp is out of crawfish. I call shenanigans!...
Easiest and most effective is a fence. We are surrounded by the national forest and if a pet so much as steps foot out there it's covered with em. Just last week I picked over 500 off a stray. Ticks grab on as the dog goes by and even if they are treated with something the tick can't jump off. ...
We have heavy equipment parked in national forest and nothing works other than killing them. I've spent days putting wires back together. Even with good rat poison they still cause damage before they die. I've resorted to picking up rat snakes and putting them in the cabs of excavators. Just the ...

re: Just got a bidet

Posted by Tr33fiddy on 5/22/24 at 5:16 am
[quote]first tiime I went to Europe I had no clue what a bidet was. Got to the motel in Paris and told my wife these Europeans got their shite together they have a device that washes your shoes. Just stick your shoe in there and it washes them clean. Luckily my wife at the time was not raised in the ...
[quote]You are asking for a dog bite.[/quote] You do understand that is the point. I try to get the dog to bite ME before I will trust it. I do all the things I suspect might trigger aggression to test the dog. I am a man....I'm 40. I can handle an aggressive dog. Not my first rodeo. Sorry for...