DillHole3315

Ascend FS12t /w a Minn Kota 30lb trust.


I have none of the original paperwork, sigh.

Every trade should be looked at, any questionable drops should be questioned.

There are two people in my league with my same first name. I got a text intended for the other John in my league. "Sign on at 11:00 and drop him, I'm first waiver so it won't be an issue."

If you are playing for "fun" with $200 and think others are doing the same, then it sounds like you are ignorant.

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I told them I would pay the cost for the last 1/10 of a mile, but they said I would have to pay for the full 6/10

I've thought about bribing the repair guy $500 bucks if he could make some magic happen. But I havent been able to catch him on my road.

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How loud is it? Seems like a 22 with primer only would be quieter.

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It is a little quieter than a basketball thrown at pavement (closet analogy I could come up with). I have not experienced a sound barrier crack yet, but I think that's because of the quality of the ammo the guy provided me. I'm sure regular lead rounds will sound about like a 22lr going off in that regard.

With 22lr rounds so scarce I decided to buy one for whatever may try to make my chickens disappear.

Bought one used yesterday, these things have changed since I was little. I compared the damage to a coke can between it and my 10/22 and could hardly tell a difference. I also pushed it through a 3/4 inch piece of plywood. Thrilled
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Is it wabbit season yet?

I have had chickens for a few years now. You cannot compare the eggs to the 1.50 a dozen.

The eggs them selves are a higher quality. I noticed a huge difference, they are comparable in taste and texture to the free-range eggs that run about 4 or 5 a dozen.

As far as smell, get a movable chicken coop and move it once a week. Any definable area you can provide them they will destroy all the grass, no matter how large. Once the grass is gone, there is nothing left but mud and chicken sh*t and that smells after a rain.

For noise, if you get a rooster (you cannot tell what you are getting when they are chicks) they can be loud in the mornings. Also if you got bad luck and get two roosters, be prepared to kill one off or they will be covered in each others blood everyday by the time they are a year old.

I've enjoyed having mine, but you do have to be ok with killing them yourself every now and again. Once they get older, they begin to eat the eggs of your hens that are actually laying. On the bright side, they older laying hens go great in a gumbo.

If you are not ok with killing them yourself, someone on here or craigslist will gladly take them off your hands once you are done with them.