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re: couple beers when shootin doves

Posted by Nannyslayer on 8/24/26 at 2:44 pm to
I'm just going to go ahead and say what everyone else is thinking . . . if he was indeed that serious about safety, he is wearing an orange had AND orange Dickie jumpsuit.
My only hope is if the situation has changed, we get an updated illustration for us visual learners.
given that dove season is just around the corner, I figured this thread should get bumped . . .

is FIL still against cold ones?

is the chicken tree still intact?
It has one bunk per side that are 10'. I'm going to add another bunk on each side and call it a day.

One crack is around 2'. On the other side is has several cracks all the way down hull. I'm afraid it will used in back water until it is not worth fooling with---we are close to that point as it is.
Come to find out, I have a new set of stress cracks under the "passenger" side runner. I previously has several feet of cracks welded up under the "driver" side.

Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure the trailer is causing the cracks.

Has anyone had luck adding additional runners to distribute the weight better?

re: Labrador Retriever breeders

Posted by Nannyslayer on 5/21/26 at 10:46 am to
I have 2 labs from Cool Meadow Labs in Foxworth (outside Tylertown), MS. Great dogs and great people. One is actually a yellow female that just turned 5 months old---super sweet and pretty dog.
thank yall for all the recommendations! I passed on to my mechanic. Fingers cross it is something this easy/idiotic
It's an Alumacraft. It has had significant welding done to the underside of the hull but they are holding.

Unfortunately, as I was dropping off at the mechanic's he mentioned the theory on the live well. My thought would be to plug the main drain and outflow of live well and then blast water into live well intake. After a few minutes pull main plug and see if water comes out.

And since we only use boat for back water riding (no fishing) I just plug all 3 each time we ride and we are good to go . . . hopefully
Long story short my center console boat leaks significantly when moving. We have filled the boat up with water and it appears to be water tight. The guy I bought it from said that it leaked a little at the jack plate. However, when running the waterline is way below where the jack plate is bolted on.

My mechanic seems to think that my live well lines are cracked and that is the source of the water getting into the boat.

Has anyone ever encountered this? It makes a ton of sense but at the same time I feel stupid to think that just plugging both live well lines would fix the issue.
thank you. Exactly the kind info I was looking for.

I figured the Telos may be overkill for what I do.

Thermal Monocular Brands etc

Posted by Nannyslayer on 2/9/26 at 1:25 pm
A friend of mine who primarily hunts in the swamp has a Pulsar Telos X50 monocular. He said he bumps way less deer/hogs walking into stay easing around. From what little I used it, it seems really awesome other than the price ($3,500). Someone else recommended DNT Hound 635 as a cheaper alternative for scanning thickets/cutovers etc.

Obviously, you get what you pay for but for what it is, will there be that much drop off with a cheaper alternative?

re: Glascock Island

Posted by Nannyslayer on 2/4/26 at 12:34 pm to
it was in a discussion of the operations of Glasscock/Morville Field/Levee that I first heard my dad use the term "whore-tel" . . .


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re: Glascock Island

Posted by Nannyslayer on 2/4/26 at 11:17 am to
The K's are the family that truly own/owned most of the land on Glassock. JD basically muscled his way into "managing" the land back in the day for taking the rap for gambling/prostitution operations on the levee.

Scary to think what all is in the bottom of the blue hole . . .

re: Too Many Acorns

Posted by Nannyslayer on 12/1/25 at 10:39 am to
corn is literally sprouting from sitting so long. Maybe I'll switch to rice bran.

Too Many Acorns

Posted by Nannyslayer on 12/1/25 at 10:20 am
Anyone else in SW Mississippi have tons of acorns in woods? Deer are in absolute lockdown.
Thank you all! I have actually added fountains in the last year as well so I feel alot better.
We have a liner pool. In the first few months we had it, my dog put a tiny hole in liner. We found and repaired it, no big deal. Now in the last month or so, we are adding water 1-2 times a week. We are just outside of Baton Rouge and it has been insanely hot. I have read online that losing 1/4 inch a day is not uncommon. I imagine we are right around 1/4 inch a day but it seems like alot since it's so hot lately.

This sound normal or am I just paranoid?
This is obviously not your first rodeo.

I planted a little over an acre in brown top millet but johnson grass choked out about 1/2 of it. Based on the LA pamphlet I can plant 90-120 lbs per acre in wheat. It's my understanding I could go back in and clip, disk, and replant with wheat prior to the season. However, just make sure wheat is covered prior to opening day.
You hear so many different theories . . . what has been your experience in operating in a shade of gray?

I've done sunflowers and millet with "supplemental" feed in between clipped rows. That kosher with green jeans?

St. Augustine sod in Baton Rouge

Posted by Nannyslayer on 4/17/24 at 3:33 pm
Who has best price for a pallet? Got one quote per pallet in Prairieville of $290. Wondering if that's the norm this season.
I'll go on out on a limb and say I've never been more furious at customer service than with Spypoint. I after a year or two I conceded defeated and through mine away just to be done with the frustration.