Favorite team:LSU 
Location:lafayette
Biography:First lsu game was the Bear's last year. Most memorable game was the "orange" game against the seminoles.
Interests:fishing,lsu
Occupation:personal injury attorney
Number of Posts:2753
Registered on:2/10/2008
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thanks! I thought Dollar General was now carrying ammo and was going to head that way

re: Saw my first Limpkin today

Posted by specchaser on 9/30/26 at 11:30 am to
where are you located? I saw a similar looking bird on my pond near Lafayette recently and I thought possibly an odd colored heron or something.
hanagriff and Dickson thought Satterwhite played well minus the penalties.
Vail isn't for me personally, it's a bit pretentious imo. I'd choose Breck if you want a resort town. Salida and Buena Vista are great for hiking and scenic drives if you prefer a smaller mountain town.

re: Defending the 80's.

Posted by specchaser on 9/15/26 at 12:49 pm to
i was downvoting until "el gaucho". well done sir. well done :lol:

re: Lafayette Airport (LFT)

Posted by specchaser on 9/10/26 at 1:11 pm to
it's much nicer since the renovation. connecting in Dallas, Atl, and Houston gets old but it's nice to be 20 minutes from home when I land.
Cool spot
There’s alot of cool towns along the coast of Maine that’s one of them

re: Yellowstone experiences

Posted by specchaser on 9/2/26 at 1:52 pm to
can you enlighten the board? I'm curious but is there even access to most of the park? seems like mid September is the best time to visit after the crowds but before any freeze or substantial snow.

re: Fayetteville Arkansas

Posted by specchaser on 8/26/26 at 11:01 am to
There are some nice hikes such as Devils Den state park if that interests you
Downtown Fayetteville is very walkable and nice with lots of shops, restaurants and coffee shops. Dickson st is popular on game weekends with several places to eat and drink before the game. The tailgate scene is just ok.

Crystal Bridges and the Bentonville area is worth a visit, great biking trails if that’s your thing
Free bushwhacker
He’s a good baw
Dindu nuffin wrong but maybe made a bad post
And he vows not to do it again.
Suspended too long (2 years)
Thank you chicken

Bozeman in late August

Posted by specchaser on 8/13/26 at 8:59 am
headed to Bozeman for some fishing and hiking. Any recs for hikes, restaurants, breweries?
That’s some good sauce

re: Favorite recruiting sagas

Posted by specchaser on 7/30/26 at 11:39 am to
I was pretty sick about the Mckight announcement and i kept thinking that Saban would have been ahead of the USC/Pete Carroll tactics. He was a good player but LSU didn’t miss out on the next Reggie Bush so that softened the blow.

re: ICE issue in West Monroe

Posted by specchaser on 7/28/26 at 8:55 am to
the amount of misinformation about the immigration process in this thread is astounding.
Haven’t fished for trout there much but stop by the local bait and tackle shop, folks are usually helpful
In Arkansas and NC, red worms or power bait in similar shape to a small worm on a drop shot with 6-8 pound test works well. Also, mepps spinners can do the trick
If you want something less resort like and more of a mountain town, check out Buena vista and Salida. Great hiking in the area and right on the Arkansas River if you want to raft or fish. There are enough restaurants to appease the family.
Roosevelt if you want a more traditional hotel. Virgin if you want something newer and trendy.

NOPSI is kinda ghetto these days. Eliza Jane is ok but i found the rooms a little too small.
Some nice airbnbs on guntersville and it’s a nice town. A couple of state parks close by with a cavern and hiking. I’m not a golfer but there are some courses in the area