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tcomea3
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Shreveport, LA |
| Biography: | |
| Interests: | LSU Football & Baseball |
| Occupation: | Civil Engineer |
| Number of Posts: | 1153 |
| Registered on: | 9/7/2006 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Hurricane fuel storage
Posted by tcomea3 on 1/21/22 at 9:35 pm to Ice Cream Sammich
If you are worried about transferring from gas tanks to generator, I’d encourage you to get a transfer pump - you can buy a cheap one from harbor freight for $11 ( LINK)or buy a little more sturdy one from Amazon for about $55 ( LINK)
Me personally, I have a gas caddy and buy the cheaper transfer pumps from harbor freight for my boat in the summer months. I constantly fill gas cans in my truck and transfer to my boat already in the water and it works well for my situation.
Me personally, I have a gas caddy and buy the cheaper transfer pumps from harbor freight for my boat in the summer months. I constantly fill gas cans in my truck and transfer to my boat already in the water and it works well for my situation.
Registration cost are the same, but you can value it at whatever you want..
What are you looking to put a price on? Kinda vague question in OP.
What are you looking to put a price on? Kinda vague question in OP.
re: Bought My First Lab Tonight
Posted by tcomea3 on 3/7/18 at 9:07 pm to Donkeypunch
Minimum 15 minutes of exercise (running not walking) for the next two years... if you want to have any chance of the pup chewing through everything.
How many millions were just won/lost off that kneel down?
Posted by tcomea3 on 1/14/18 at 7:17 pm
Minnesota -5.5 and they knelt on the last extra point.
Can’t believe it even came to that, but that is a lot of money that was just won/lost.
Can’t believe it even came to that, but that is a lot of money that was just won/lost.
Caddo Parish
.270
26° and calm wind
Box stand on a pipeline
.270
26° and calm wind
Box stand on a pipeline
Landscaping Experts - Azalea Question
Posted by tcomea3 on 7/18/17 at 11:19 am
So, I am trying to clean out some azaleas for a friend and want to know if I am going to do damage to them. This house has not been kept up and has had the azaleas growing for probably 5-7 years without being trimmed so the bushes are in excess of 8 feet tall in some areas. The neighbors have told me that the azaleas haven't bloomed in over two years (maybe more), so it is definitely time to cut them back and try to rejuvenate the plant.
Can I cut them back now or should I wait for a certain time frame?
Note - I am not worried about them "blooming" next year because as I stated previously, they haven't bloomed in a couple of years so what's one more.
I just need to trim them so the house doesn't have bushes growing all over it, but don't want to kill the plants all together.
Thanks in advance.
Can I cut them back now or should I wait for a certain time frame?
Note - I am not worried about them "blooming" next year because as I stated previously, they haven't bloomed in a couple of years so what's one more.
I just need to trim them so the house doesn't have bushes growing all over it, but don't want to kill the plants all together.
Thanks in advance.
Just my opinion on the whole situation:
The pH levels and "stagnant" waters of lake bistineau in addition to the in heavily tree areas create an ideal environment for salvinia to grow. The Red River and Loggy Bayou have "moving" water and thus the reason the plant doesn't grow nearly as well in these river environments.
It's sad to see bistineau in such a bad place because I know over a dozen people that have nice camps out there that aren't able to use it. Someone in my family just built a boat dock this past winter and said "well, I'll have one hell of an expensive tree house this summer!"
I think there is much more the LDWF Agents can do up here, but it would cause much more work on them.
First, they need to be effective in what they are spraying. What I mean by this is the spray boats go into and area "spray around" and then leave... if the wind changes direction, that salvinia floats out and is dipersed into another pocket on the lake.. then the next day, the agents see this other pocket full (because it is still green and hasn't died yet).. the agents then spray this area which is sometime duplicating efforts.. most importantly though, the agents should boom off severe areas and spray the salvinia inside of the boomed off area; come back in a couple of days and then again spray the areas they may have missed (by looking at the salvinia that isn't brown).
Secondly, I think a massive weevil program has to be introduced into the lake's northern end (where the large part of thick trees are). As stated previously, the close proximity of the cypress trees prevent the agents from spraying in that area. The only way salvinia will ever get off the lake is by eliminating the massive amount "caught" in the thick trees..
I have several other ideas, but these are my thoughts on the first two logical steps in getting the salvinia back under control for the amount of money they have spent here recently.
The pH levels and "stagnant" waters of lake bistineau in addition to the in heavily tree areas create an ideal environment for salvinia to grow. The Red River and Loggy Bayou have "moving" water and thus the reason the plant doesn't grow nearly as well in these river environments.
It's sad to see bistineau in such a bad place because I know over a dozen people that have nice camps out there that aren't able to use it. Someone in my family just built a boat dock this past winter and said "well, I'll have one hell of an expensive tree house this summer!"
I think there is much more the LDWF Agents can do up here, but it would cause much more work on them.
First, they need to be effective in what they are spraying. What I mean by this is the spray boats go into and area "spray around" and then leave... if the wind changes direction, that salvinia floats out and is dipersed into another pocket on the lake.. then the next day, the agents see this other pocket full (because it is still green and hasn't died yet).. the agents then spray this area which is sometime duplicating efforts.. most importantly though, the agents should boom off severe areas and spray the salvinia inside of the boomed off area; come back in a couple of days and then again spray the areas they may have missed (by looking at the salvinia that isn't brown).
Secondly, I think a massive weevil program has to be introduced into the lake's northern end (where the large part of thick trees are). As stated previously, the close proximity of the cypress trees prevent the agents from spraying in that area. The only way salvinia will ever get off the lake is by eliminating the massive amount "caught" in the thick trees..
I have several other ideas, but these are my thoughts on the first two logical steps in getting the salvinia back under control for the amount of money they have spent here recently.
I would always shoot 3-1/2" #1s.. if you can't bring them down with that, then you are shooting them too high..
Realistically, geese have to be 40-50 yards max, to kill.. otherwise you aren't going to kill them/knock them down other than the rare broken wing.
Realistically, geese have to be 40-50 yards max, to kill.. otherwise you aren't going to kill them/knock them down other than the rare broken wing.
First things first, you CANNOT have a Mojo out if you want to kill geese.
I hunted geese for 15 years in south la and duck decoys and goose decoys need to be separated. Goose decoys should always be directly upwind of the blind. Depending on wind speed will dictate the distance from the blind that you need to put them.
Secondly, you are not setting decoys to "try and make them land" in your decoys and shoot them there, you are merely setting the decoys in a position to get them to work the decoy setup and when the begin working, their circles will make them pass over or very near your blind.
Cover, this is a must.. basically if you can see the birds, they can see you. You need to have a crap ton of cover over the blind and keep replentishing it every hunt.
Lastly, you absolutely need to know how to call and when to call. Never call when they are over the blind, they will look where the call is coming from and instantaneously see you and your crew. Always call when they are flying around and then give it a break when they are aware of you and your decoys and then hit them again when they aren't looking and cupped up.
I hunted geese for 15 years in south la and duck decoys and goose decoys need to be separated. Goose decoys should always be directly upwind of the blind. Depending on wind speed will dictate the distance from the blind that you need to put them.
Secondly, you are not setting decoys to "try and make them land" in your decoys and shoot them there, you are merely setting the decoys in a position to get them to work the decoy setup and when the begin working, their circles will make them pass over or very near your blind.
Cover, this is a must.. basically if you can see the birds, they can see you. You need to have a crap ton of cover over the blind and keep replentishing it every hunt.
Lastly, you absolutely need to know how to call and when to call. Never call when they are over the blind, they will look where the call is coming from and instantaneously see you and your crew. Always call when they are flying around and then give it a break when they are aware of you and your decoys and then hit them again when they aren't looking and cupped up.
Caddo Parish
68* WSW @5-10
.270 singing at anything
Haven't fired at anything yet, the does I have passed on will be shot at today
Be safe and good luck with the weather
68* WSW @5-10
.270 singing at anything
Haven't fired at anything yet, the does I have passed on will be shot at today
Be safe and good luck with the weather
12/30 IBT/IST
Posted by tcomea3 on 12/30/16 at 3:45 am
Baby woke up so daddy is up early to feed and then head to the duck blind
Bradley, AR
35*
Wind:slight North
Browning silver ready to sing at the birds
Good luck and be safe out there!
Bradley, AR
35*
Wind:slight North
Browning silver ready to sing at the birds
Good luck and be safe out there!
Caddo parish
.270
63* NNE @ 5-10
Pipeline stand with food plots in both sides
.270
63* NNE @ 5-10
Pipeline stand with food plots in both sides
72 degrees
laying in bed
body temp 100.5
Stomach bug and hating it!
laying in bed
body temp 100.5
Stomach bug and hating it!
re: 12/11/16 -IST
Posted by tcomea3 on 12/11/16 at 3:00 pm to ChenierauTigre
Caddo parish
.270
Lean to, overlooking two lanes with corn I put out Friday.
Still looking for first kill of the season.
ETA: As I was typing this 4 does crossed one of my lanes.. damnit!!
.270
Lean to, overlooking two lanes with corn I put out Friday.
Still looking for first kill of the season.
ETA: As I was typing this 4 does crossed one of my lanes.. damnit!!
Caddo parish
27* (cold as balls)
Stand overlooking lanes and food plot
.270 ready to light something up!
Good luck be safe!
27* (cold as balls)
Stand overlooking lanes and food plot
.270 ready to light something up!
Good luck be safe!
I really think Alleva is an egotistical idiot when it comes to this.. Let's be honest, Herman had all the cards from the start. We knew that going in, and if he didn't realize that, he is a COMPLETE idiot!
Why not wait to see if Herman talks break down with UT??
Posted by tcomea3 on 11/26/16 at 7:59 am
Even if we are getting played by him and his agent, we know coach O is going to be waiting in the back to be hired, regardless.
Why not try to work out a deal with Herman and then if it falls flat and Texas agrees to something, then move to Coach O who is waiting??
I really hope Aranda stays, because there is a strong possibility that he joins Herman at Texas.. FML!!
Why not try to work out a deal with Herman and then if it falls flat and Texas agrees to something, then move to Coach O who is waiting??
I really hope Aranda stays, because there is a strong possibility that he joins Herman at Texas.. FML!!
re: IST 11/13/16
Posted by tcomea3 on 11/13/16 at 3:58 pm to TigerFanInSouthland
Caddo Parish
65 degrees
.270
box stand overlooking a pond and feeder
First hunt of the year in this stand. Hope to see the ducks that were living in the pond for some entertainment.
65 degrees
.270
box stand overlooking a pond and feeder
First hunt of the year in this stand. Hope to see the ducks that were living in the pond for some entertainment.
Heading out there, but you are WAYY ahead of me on the boozing!! Geaux tigers!!
Yep, 20 minutes from my house.. North Caddo Parish
You wore off on me after several years of talking about it.. don't worry duck is still going to be my first choice, but when the ducks aren't flying, I'll be in the stand!
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