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Is there anything bigger than a resurrection during the Easter season?

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Fair point :lol:

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Fwiw, I don't think Rag was Bryan Rushing. It must be his brother. I remember many times talking to Rag on here and he would talk about people he went to school with. We knew some of the same people, but he always acknowledged I was older than him. He went to school with people that would be somewhere around 40 now.

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Maybe he was using his little brother as a cover? :dunno:

Before you buy the goat, you may want to check to make sure that they didn't restrict farm animals in the building restrictions for your neighbor hood

I’m thinking that even If you removed this one another would take claim to your yard.

You might as well name the duck and teach her good parenting skills.

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I guess I could put the fence thing up but that looks ghetto, no?

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The green-wired ones blend in so well you can barely see them...


You could go buy a few hundred black cat firecrackers. Then find a couple of neighborhood kids that is willing to camp in your yard all weekend for about twenty bucks apiece plus some sammiches and pizza. They will then throw a firecracker at the bird every time he wonders into your yard. The bird will either get the point or lose its hearing.

You want a touring class kayak or a recreational….unless you are talking about rivers that have any rapids. You will also need a double bladed paddle of course and a good life jacket. I would call up your local dealers…most of the time they have demo days where you can take out different boats and ask questions like this.


If we are talking rivers like the Mississippi…I would recommend a Wilderness Systems Pungo 120 or 140. Sturdy vessels that don’t tip easy and are very comfortable for recreational kayaking and draft well for day touring.

I liked the "b" better....

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Do they have pine trees in South American?

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Pines are native to most of the Northern Hemisphere. In Eurasia, they range from the Canary Islands, Iberian Peninsula and Scotland east to the Russian Far East, and in the Philippines, north to just over 70°N in Norway, Finland and Sweden (Scots Pine) and eastern Siberia (Siberian Dwarf Pine), and south to northernmost Africa, the Himalaya and Southeast Asia, with one species (Sumatran Pine) just crossing the Equator in Sumatra to 2°S. In North America, they range from 66°N in Canada (Jack Pine and Red Pine), south to 12°N in Nicaragua (Caribbean Pine). The highest diversity in the genus occurs in Mexico and California.

Pines have been introduced in subtropical and temperate portions of the Southern Hemisphere, including Chile, Brazil, South Africa, Tanzania, Australia, Argentina and New Zealand, where they are grown widely as a source of timber. A number of these introduced species have become invasive,[2] threatening native ecosystems.

I’ve always been told that flood water is good for craw fishing…I would think that prices would drop. :dunno:

This might be a smart buy for you too

Survival Kit

I love it, going to camp out there for the third time in a couple of weeks. We always stay at the paddle campsites. Fishing is pretty good. Alligators should be out with the warmer weather. Saw some BIG ones last year about this time.

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Primitive, how is the fishing there?

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Caught nothing but small catfish last trip, the trip before that we caught a lot of brime and a couple of bass. It depends on where you are. What site did you get?

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One more question, can you drop a few crawfish traps in there?

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As long as you have a license you should be fine I guess...I would make sure everyone who fishes has a current license, Every time I go out wild life is there.