soileau123

Yamaha Kodiak or Grizzly

Yea I think in day care when kids just grab shite and throw it in their mouths without thinking about it, then it should not be allowed. My son who has a peanut allergy, no idea how it developed. He was fed peanut butter a lot when little then one day bam out of no where to the hospital we had to go. But now that he is 5 and he knows that he has a peanut allergy and he also knows to never touch it I personally would not have a problem with other kids having it.

A24 rat and mouse trap. Basically you bait them, it has a sensor, when triggered it launches a bolt that kills instantly.

This guy is bringing up games in the 80's and 90's like they matter. But then discounts LSU's resent national championship saying none of those players are here anymore. While I do agree with his second point that LSU's last national title has nothing to do with this game. You can't bring up stuff that happened 30 and 40 years ago like it applies today then say well LSU's recent success is irrelevant, just can't have it both ways. :geauxtigers:

Thanks everyone for the advice and suggestions it really helped

Hey guys just looking for a pirogue with a flat back that I can put a trolling motor on. I have a long paddle to my spot right now and just as long a walk. So I’m trying to get a consensus on what the OB thinks is the best pirogue to buy, and I don’t mind paying for quality.

I just had this issue... apparently its a common problem. Do not get OEM they will swell up just like the ones you have on there. Go aftermarket and you will be much happier. The OEM design is just terrible.


Edit: also make sure they are not a 2 part design like OEM. Get a good one piece they will not swell.

I own a 2019 Kodiak 700. It's the best bike I have ever owned. It's light, strong, and reliable. I've owned honda which is a great bike just under powered, and can-am which was powerful but staid in the shop.

Makita is what i roll with. Strong, ergonomic, and made to last. Also a ton of the pros use them, so that is how I made my decision. All three of the big boys (DeWalt, Milwaukee, and Makita) are really good brands. I stay away from DeWalt because they change their batteries to much. Batteries are really what your buying. Find a company that sticks to a battery platform and has the tools you want and run with it that way you will be able to expand your tool collection and know that batteries will be available in the future.

Pro seal is what i used and it works great. It is not marketed like other stuff you see on the internet, but when I asked several pro's what they used they all recommended it to me. I would also recommend a solvent based sealer rather than a water based. They last longer and are better at stain defense. But they do have their downside, such as harmful chemicals when applying. So you would need a face respirator, which you can get from home depot or lowes. Also i opened a window and used a box fan to suck out the fumes and made sure my wife a kid were not home.

It's gotten a lot worse in the last 5 years. Like a whole lot. It was always shitty but now its full blown drug sales and gang wars back there.