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[quote]Trump gets exposed like that Spankings Daughter comments etc and you call that winning??[/quote] Found the simp that wholeheartedly believed she only strips to pay her way through college and to pay grandma’s medical bill. ...

re: How should I fish with a jig?

Posted by Outdoorreb on 5/5/24 at 11:22 pm
What are you fishing for, and what type of jig/scenario are talking about? ...
[quote]Like with Slow Dixie, it wasn’t people from Mississippi screaming “The South Will Rise Again”[/quote] This is a dumb statement. Mississippians definitely said it and we spoke it with conviction. If you want to say that “The South Will Rise Again” meant The South will revolt again, th...
The 5th grader probably had more testosterone than her husband/boyfriend...

re: Pros and Cons of Tracks for SxS

Posted by Outdoorreb on 5/3/24 at 11:35 am
[quote]According to some of the tests I've watched on youtube, that's what they are best for.[/quote] Not all mud is equal. Never forget that, if you come to the Delta. Our buckshot/gumbo will break many things and people. I had a buddy in high school that got one of those Argos and thought ...

re: Pros and Cons of Tracks for SxS

Posted by Outdoorreb on 5/2/24 at 8:28 pm
Only tracks I know of are for mud. I have never used them, but my uncle did and he loved them. They didn’t rut nearly as bad as tires and they turned fine. One issue I didn’t want to have to frick with was the grass getting in them while hunting moist soil. I don’t know if that would have been a has...
It is like Drunken tiger said. It adds water to the chemical and helps transmitting it to the plant. Basically, how spraying too low of a GPA won’t give you the best results. When there is dew it is like spraying at a higher gpa and better surface coverage. The only time it is an issue is if it ...
What are you trying to kill? Should be fine. Dew can help you out as long as it isn’t too heavy. ...

re: I have a poor person question

Posted by Outdoorreb on 5/1/24 at 9:21 pm
I assume you could Google it if you were curious enough. ...

re: Summer Plots 2024

Posted by Outdoorreb on 4/29/24 at 6:12 pm
I plan to calibrate my drill tomorrow with it. My original plan was to use the big box and to put the Alyce clover in the small seed box...
Shenanigans? Only shenanigans in high school sports seem to come in at private schools. Where you can’t cut the wrong kid. I graduated private and there were definitely kids that had no business being on the teams, but they couldn’t be cut because their parents donated too much. Maybe there are thin...

re: How sentimental are y’all?

Posted by Outdoorreb on 4/29/24 at 1:32 am
[quote]Stuff is just stuff.[/quote] Ehhh. It depends on what “stuff” we are talking about. ...
Yes and no. Probably more yes’s than no’s, but there were a good number of frick ups along the way. Did I end up where I wanted to since I was 15 years old, yes. My father passed away when I was 25, and he didn’t see me achieve it, and he didn’t get to see his grandson. I believe he would be s...
[quote]Troll or not,[/quote] There is no doubt that he is a troll and is piss poor at it. ...
I have a Bobcat T770 no big issues here...

re: Summer Plots 2024

Posted by Outdoorreb on 4/24/24 at 9:24 am
Like the one I posted? Are you referring to the clover blooming? If you have crimson clover I wouldn’t spray it this late if you are wanting the crimson to reseed for this fall. It will damage that crimson clover and the flowers (which could/probably will reduce the production). If you aren’t wor...

re: Summer Plots 2024

Posted by Outdoorreb on 4/23/24 at 9:18 pm
Again, what Tiger said. If you look close you can see where the sprayer missed a strip of the wheat and oats. I spraid Clethodim late March [img]https://i.postimg.cc/Sx6dxz6c/IMG-2049.jpg[/img] Wheat, oats, radish, crimson clover, balansa clover, durana clover & a late red clover. You might see s...