Teague

[quote]I definitely agree you can't just shoot it anywhere, especially if you have small lot lines. If you have a decent sized yard and a good large backstop like a shed you should be fine. Definitely dangerous to put some aluminum cans on a pine fence and blast them, you are certainly right about t...

They tend to be a bit nippy, especially smaller ones. But, some of them are pretty docile. None of them will bite you if you're not messing with them....

Their million year plan to take over the world is finally coming to fruition. I knew it had to be any day now....

Somehow all of my snake encounters have been comfortable. They usually go something like this: "Oh, cool, there's a (insert snake species)." Snap some photos. Observe natural behavior and sometimes defensive displays designed to scare away predators. Go on about my day. A couple weeks ago, ...

[quote] have a GSP I know high energy dogs[/quote] I'm not saying you don't know high energy dogs, and you know better than I do what you want in a dog. But, I will say 99% of American bred gsd's are lap dogs compared to working line gsd's or malanois. Are you asking about actual Dutch shepherds,...

Do you have any experience with dogs from high-drive, working lines? They're a different animal altogether. ...

I put my hand right on one of those the other day. I grabbed a log to hold onto while I was scrambling along the edge of a creek. I felt something big scurry out from under my hand. I looked down and there was a huge fishing spider sitting there. I'm not scared of spiders, but grabbing it like that ...

I love hyperbole too....

[quote]I assume you have no clue what a worksharp field sharpener is[/quote] Correct. I guess I apologise. I thought they were all the motorized things. Y'all are smart. I am dumb....

[quote] I would really prefer something that is not motorized as I enjoy the process of doing it by hand.[/quote] [quote]Worksharp field sharpener.[/quote] It's like people only read the headlines. I have a set of Arkansas stones I use. Work fine for me. ...

Is that meridianville?...

[quote]You need a fedora and a big peacock feather in it[/quote] I already have two of those. I'm not an amateur....

[quote]Certifiably insane, never had any problems with a snake. I’ve listened to a panther scream online, it was a tan/light brown color though[/quote] Not only are you allowed in the club, but you already outrank most of the members. Congrats. Your membership patch and secret handshake instru...

[quote]I think they’re cool enough[/quote] Wrong [quote]probably won’t ever hunt with one. [/quote] Correct Jury is still out, but it sounds like you might make it in....

They can be found by flipping rocks and logs in the spring. Some areas have a lot more of them than others. I don't think I've ever lived in one of those areas. I've seen very few of them, but I've watched "herping" videos where several turn up in a few hours....

But, how do you feel about crossbows?...

Ah yes, the paranoid mentality of scared white men. "They takin our roll tide!"...

I don't think you can beat a doberman as a family dog. The short life span sucks though. I had to have mine put down a few weeks ago. I've never had an Airedale. But, most of the terriers tend to be a bit "driven", to say the least. Perhaps they're not as spazzy as some of the smaller terriers....

[quote]Do u wear a mask?[/quote] Yes, and Waddle wears a helmet....

[quote]not make fun of how their brothers choose to put food in the table.[/quote] I get the overall sentiment, but let's not go overboard. Ninety-nine percent of us aren't relying on hunting for food. We eat the game, but don't rely on it. The grocery store is cheaper than deer hunting, if you s...