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Seems like it would get some interest for sure as pond bass are a close second only to speckled trout to me when the bite is on.

We have a guy at church that opens up his property to our KC group twice a year and we normally take 50-70 bass each trip and hold a fish fry for our members.
I cook for that many with a two basket two gallon fryer setup.

re: Recreational Alligator Season

Posted by bayoudude on 3/26/26 at 3:18 pm to
I would guess it will be a lottery based tag system. In Mississippi you put your name in for specific areas of the state.
I remember reading about this a few years back. Makes some sense that there would be buried civilizations off the current coast as during the ice age sea levels would have been several hundred feet lower extending our coastline by many miles
From what I remember they were heavy tanks that rode well although a bit wet. One of the coco marina chatter captains ran one in the 90’s

re: Sheepshead

Posted by bayoudude on 3/24/26 at 7:58 pm to
I grew up targeting sheepshead in the cocodrie area. Learned to clean fish on them as my dad wasn’t gonna let me mess up his trout as he put it. My buddy and I would load the boat with them when we were in high school. Deer bayou with shrimp on a jig head over those oyster shells was money this time of year.
Pushing my boys towards military careers as both want to fly.

re: Experience with Realtruck. com

Posted by bayoudude on 3/18/26 at 3:58 pm to
I bought my running boards through them and they arrived in around a week

re: Boat Identification Help

Posted by bayoudude on 3/15/26 at 7:41 pm to
Sounds like they were either scully or hanko hulls

re: Selling A House As Is

Posted by bayoudude on 3/9/26 at 3:54 pm to
Nothing wrong with selling as is I bought mine that way along with my latest rentals. Last house I sold the buyers gutted the thing and remodeled to their liking. Think I almost cried at the thought of all those beautiful wood and brick floors that cost me north of $30k being ripped up
Still write checks but don’t balance since I can check my balance any time I want

re: Truck Gun?

Posted by bayoudude on 3/6/26 at 8:32 am to
PSA dagger in the center console with two mags
We would have sat idly by while Iran deployed a nuke then sent them pallets of cash not to do it again
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So… it IS a war. Glad we got that all cleared up


The semantics of war or conflict only matters to US politicians. When hell starts raining down and bullets are flying I don’t think there is any difference to those actually doing the fighting.
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Iran is not communist


True they are not but they heavily rely on communist China and Russia economically

re: Property tax

Posted by bayoudude on 2/28/26 at 11:06 pm to
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As a law abiding tax paying citizen, I truly don’t understand why there is a need to pay taxes on a property that’s paid for.


Found the original land grant for the land I own from back in 1915 it stated it was theirs to hold in perpetuity…. Not the case today as if you fail to pay the tax man it will be seized. I should be able to live in a shanty in the woods on property I own if I so choose that is true freedom
First Venezuela now Iran two communist states that boost Russia/China their fall weakens them. Is Cuba next on deck? Very nice bonus is world stabilization as both nations toppled this year were sponsors of terror upon the USA. What a time to be alive. Trump well on his way to surpassing the tearing down of the Berlin Wall.
Hell the helicopter hog hunters in Texas cod probably repel most of the Mexican advance
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In 50 years they'll be fleeing the Islamic hellholes of the UK and Europe for another Western society.


While the conquered erase all of their great monuments, churches etc like was done elsewhere in the Middle East whe Islam became the law of the land.
Military for my boys

As both want to be pilots

re: Update: War in Iran thread

Posted by bayoudude on 2/25/26 at 12:41 pm to
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Ships are exponentially safer at sea than tied up.


Especially with the silent service lurking in the depths below