Da Hammer

Biggest issue is if you don't get rain (i'm north of PG and it looks sketchy at best for rain) you likely will loose your nitrogen to the atmosphere and it's likely the most important for cool season grasses

I killed my first deer with a Darton bow about 40 years ago… they have come a long way.

Chad I’ll be able to tell you a lot more about them in a week my family just went and got me one for my birthday yesterday. Once I get it set up and shooting I can weigh in.

I have a friend that has been shooting one this year and loves it.

I suspect you are asking because they are sold in Covington. I have a lot of faith in Ronnie there and if he likes them I think they are probably great.

Young hammer on the stand
Chilly and damp
On the porch wood stove lit coffee and jimmy buffet keeping me company

Great to be alive

Curiel also has a very good arm which will be very helpful in center field. Stanfield doesn’t have the same type of arm, he will bring a lot to left field I like the move.

In Claiborne County, MS and feels a little better here surprisingly.
61 degrees
Camp porch Coffee and dogs for company, young hammer sleeping
life is good
Will find our hot acorn trees this morning and hunt them this evening

Good luck everyone!

Depending upon your budget there are a lot of good options.

I use two different types that are made from a mold of the inside of your ear which an audiologist can do. I took that mold and had form fitting plugs made which work very well for shooting, I use them on the skeet/clays range and also shooting rifles.

Then for hunting where I want to hear my surroundings I use Wild Ears which took the same mold I used from above and made electronic hearing protection. I use that for both duck and deer hunting. I can easily talk to others in the blind and still be protected well.

As a 50 year old that has had constant tinnitus (ringing of the ears) for over 15 years they have been worth the investment. The form fitting ones were about $250, Wild Ears about $1000.

Benny was totally unhinged, however when he was on his meds he was a brilliant guy who knew a lot of stuff. Problem was he was just flat out crazy and when he went off the deep end he dove in with both feet.

Benny was somewhat of a friend for a few years in fact my first dog was one he had to give up as a puppy. She became the best dog I ever had.

MsDucks days were some great times....

I had just graduated and was in first year of grad school in Memphis. When Florida tied it and I felt we got hosed on a few calls I broke a door.... OOPS!

Then LSU kept coming back and never gave up played really well. We had a formal in Grad school when we won me and a buddy drove from Memphis to BR that night we were so excited partied until the sun came up and don't remember much except it was all so worth it!!

Have a friend that has been locked out of his for over a year different brand. They won't send anyone to help him without an affidavit and proof of purchase. It has been a nightmare especially since the safe is three hours away at a hunting camp, trying to coordinate everything has been awful.

We are about to take a side grinder to the side and get everything out of it which is super easy but will obviously ruin your safe.

While I don't live close enough to attend as many games/events as you, over the years my favorite thing about my seats is getting to know the players families. Over the last 30 years it's been one of my favorite things about going to tigers baseball games.

I always appreciate all of your reports thanks as always.