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SJWs


I didn’t know they still called themselves that.

At what point is it self defense? At what point is it not the schools fault?
Exhibit A for why my kid won’t be going to public school.
“Trying to overcome the obstacles they put in place so I can do my Job”…

Welcome to the fricking party that we have had in the private sector. All your BS “Red Tape”, I hope he likes it and struggles and gets pissed as much as we all have.

re: What to plant for ducks

Posted by Outdoorreb on 2/19/25 at 3:59 pm
I was wondering how it was classified as an “Ag field” if it was that deep this year.

I would go Chiwapa and Egyptian wheat. It will create somewhat of a “shrub-scrub” (un-harvested does this too) and offer a lot of food. As the water gets higher it will still have seeds for food, cover and invertebrate substrate. This is as long as the currents, other animals and the winds don’t knock it down.
I haven’t been to your place but that batture land typically holds tons of deer and they would probably eat most of your corn. I would totally forget about soybeans unless you are planting them for deer. If you are, I would plant jap & brown top millet Aug-September. I have had pretty good success with planting behind the combine. I was able to irrigate the millet though.
He forgot to say, “I am jobless”. Talk about thinking highly of himself.

re: What to plant for ducks

Posted by Outdoorreb on 2/18/25 at 7:46 pm
I have had good success with Chiwapa and Egyptian wheat in deeper water, but not that deep.

At that depth, it is what it is. If you were dead set on something plant Egyptian wheat or some tall variety of Sorghum Sudan and pour the nitrogen on her. If they are just loafing there, don’t waste your time and money.

Maybe if there are times during the season that it isn’t that deep, but I wouldn’t spend much (millet and/or natural grasses/moist soil). It isn’t like the river was that high compared to historic averages.

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I don’t take a cent from the Foundation. Never have."


Sure. I bet a pen from the office has never ended up at her house either.
Total BS.
If you were going to go down the Hip Hop route in New Orleans why the F not use a local artist?

Should have been Lil Wayne.
Gates, Boosie and NBA Young Boy would have been better and at least made more sense for the location of the SB.

re: Dog Food

Posted by Outdoorreb on 2/9/25 at 6:59 pm
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Purina pro plan and Purina one basic instinct


This but I use canned food when duck hunting hard in extreme conditions.
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Some of you people take this shite way too seriously.


No, no we don’t. You don’t take it seriously enough. Now, I am only referring to the BS propaganda commercials.
Some live by the old “repeat a lie enough and it becomes the truth”.
If you see, hear or read something often enough you start associating it with normality and the truth.
Tell he that she has been a known thot in the neighborhood. You found out 2 years ago and thought he knew.

re: Protein feed pellets

Posted by Outdoorreb on 2/3/25 at 11:02 pm
Delta whitetail
Been 3 time. Flown private every time. Fishing and hunting. So I basically bypassed all the progressive BS cities

re: Sea Gulls 150 miles inland

Posted by Outdoorreb on 1/25/25 at 7:25 pm
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What makes them come in? My first thought is sex and food. But wondering if weather is another thing.


Migrating.

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These are sea birds.

More like large bodies of water
Apex TSS 7.5’s

We will see who can shoot and who can’t.

re: Cold weather- no duck…WTH???

Posted by Outdoorreb on 1/12/25 at 11:38 am
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Yep. I stopped telling people how many ducks we took each year from 75 - 85, I don't think they believed we had that many ducks during that period.


My biggest gripe is with the people that say how many “limits” they would shoot a day, and now they complain about there not being any ducks.

re: Cold weather- no duck…WTH???

Posted by Outdoorreb on 1/11/25 at 11:23 pm
Duck hunting is a game where the rich get richer. You give up on duck hunting and the neighbor will buy it and add it to his property to help spread pressure and/or turn it into a roost/rest area.
You would be surprised how many birds will use a piece of property that isn’t hunted or driven through.
Hopefully I never run into such drastic problems yall have. It is hard to believe that NOBODY in Louisiana is killing ducks, but yall would know better than me.
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Nausea Vomiting Diarrhea Abdominal pain Constipation Gas, burping, and acid reflux Pancreatitis Diabetic retinopathy complications Hypoglycemia Kidney problems Allergic reaction Gallbladder problems Other Ozempic side effects Thyroid tumors


So, the same side effects as eating a McDonald’s hamburger?

re: Fail Gifs. Let's post them.

Posted by Outdoorreb on 7/31/24 at 12:48 pm
I know that guy. I know the owner of the car wash too.

re: Wild Quail

Posted by Outdoorreb on 7/31/24 at 12:36 pm
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It’s really not so much the ants but rather land use and land management changes.


This.