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SULCTiger
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | EBR |
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| Number of Posts: | 57 |
| Registered on: | 3/9/2009 |
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re: Need help picking a self-propelled mower
Posted by SULCTiger on 3/7/11 at 9:59 am to Bama and Beer
My wife has no problems starting our self propelled Snapper.
Reliable, cuts well, easy to start and its within your price range.
Reliable, cuts well, easy to start and its within your price range.
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SLU made a number of mistakes in the infield, mainly inaccuracy with their throws after making a good play on the ball.
SLU is a talented team with a senior laden lineup, and should be proud of their performance.
Matty Ott's brother came in a stopped the bleeding after the 4 run inning, and the rest of their pitchers performed admirably.
SLU is a talented team with a senior laden lineup, and should be proud of their performance.
Matty Ott's brother came in a stopped the bleeding after the 4 run inning, and the rest of their pitchers performed admirably.
Fished a pond in BR last Friday, pulled out 14 pound/pound a halfers.
All caught on beetle spins with a white grub.
All caught on beetle spins with a white grub.
re: Best Gloves for Duck Hunting...
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/23/11 at 6:09 pm to bossflossjr
Fleeced lines neoprene for the ride out and decoy arranging, and under armor glove/mittens that I waterproofed myself. They won't stay dry if I submerge them in water, but do a good job in the rain.
Whichever company makes a pair of water proof glove/mittens first is going to make a billion dollars.
Whichever company makes a pair of water proof glove/mittens first is going to make a billion dollars.
Pot roast:
-Salt/pepper duck,
-sear golden brown on all sides,
-saute 1 onion chopped, 1 chopped bell pepper and a few cloves of garlic in the same pot as you seared the duck
-when vegetables are soft, pour 1 cup of red wine w/ 1 table spoon of worsectershire sauce into pot to deglaze the bottom.
-stuff duck cavities with 1 half onion and some garlic. (can layer uncooked bacon over the duck if you want)
-roast til you can pull the leg bone out without any resistance (depending on duck size usually 2-2.5 hours.)
-Salt/pepper duck,
-sear golden brown on all sides,
-saute 1 onion chopped, 1 chopped bell pepper and a few cloves of garlic in the same pot as you seared the duck
-when vegetables are soft, pour 1 cup of red wine w/ 1 table spoon of worsectershire sauce into pot to deglaze the bottom.
-stuff duck cavities with 1 half onion and some garlic. (can layer uncooked bacon over the duck if you want)
-roast til you can pull the leg bone out without any resistance (depending on duck size usually 2-2.5 hours.)
re: Shooting ducks on the water...
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/18/11 at 10:14 am to Tchefuncte Tiger
If the duck is close enough to me, that if when I yell it won't fly out of range, i'll yell.
But, when there are ducks on the water right out of range, whoever I'm hunting with and my self synchronize and shoot at the same time, crossing streams ala ghost busters, to improve the likelihood of putting steel on the bird. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
But, when there are ducks on the water right out of range, whoever I'm hunting with and my self synchronize and shoot at the same time, crossing streams ala ghost busters, to improve the likelihood of putting steel on the bird. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't.
re: Sig Sauer P250
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/18/11 at 10:12 am to LSU alum wannabe
quote:
What did you pay? $800.00?
I bought it used for $600. I think the weight of the P226 does have a lot to do with what I consider being smooth, compared to the glock.
Something about the glock frame didn't sit right for me, and my accuracy suffered because of it.
My buddy has the P229, and it's sweet chooting too.
Maringouin, LA. A few miles north of South Farm.
Weekend hunt pics
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/18/11 at 9:33 am
Hunted Friday and Sunday mornings.
Friday, a low flying Speckle Belly made up for slow day with the ducks. Dropped him with Winchester 3" #4 out of a Timber N Teal choke:
Sunday hunt was a grind, but after 4 hours in the blind we had a 3 man limit, including this canvas back:
Friday, a low flying Speckle Belly made up for slow day with the ducks. Dropped him with Winchester 3" #4 out of a Timber N Teal choke:
Sunday hunt was a grind, but after 4 hours in the blind we had a 3 man limit, including this canvas back:
How about some European outdoors:
Santorini, Greece
Santorini, Greece
Canyoning Pic, Interlaken, Switzerland
Canyoning Pic, Interlaken, Switzerland
Farm, Interlaken, Switzerland
Roof Top Pool, Athens, Greece
Santorini, Greece
Santorini, Greece
Canyoning Pic, Interlaken, Switzerland
Canyoning Pic, Interlaken, Switzerland
Farm, Interlaken, Switzerland
Roof Top Pool, Athens, Greece
re: Sig Sauer P250
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/18/11 at 9:15 am to LSU alum wannabe
quote:
Is a p226, p229, p220 worth the extra 300-500?
I have a P226 in 9mm, and it is the sweetest shooting pistol I've ever handled (I am a bit biased though). Although, my Grandpa's WW2 Singer Sewing machine manufactured 1911 is pretty badass too.
I owned a Glock 19 in .40 caliber prior to the Sig, and it just didn't compare, to me, in accuracy and handling.
Very happy with the P226.
re: Outdoor Board Great Outdoor Scenery
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/17/11 at 2:54 pm to Bleeding purple
My outdoor pics:
Grand Isle, LA
Henry, Louisiana
Maringouin, LA
Grand Isle, LA
Henry, Louisiana
Maringouin, LA
re: Wheres everyone hunt?
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/13/11 at 11:39 am to missloutiger
Maringouin and Abbeville
re: Handgun for the wife
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/13/11 at 10:33 am to Uncle JackD
I'll be at school and work til about 6:30, I'll post pics when I get home.
You can email me at SulcTiger1@gmail.com for more info.
You can email me at SulcTiger1@gmail.com for more info.
Shotgun Chokes- Timber N Teal
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/13/11 at 10:18 am
I'm currently using a Duck Commander modified choke in a Browning Gold, Invector Plus. I heard about a new Timber and Teal Choke by Briley's and was wondering if anyone has heard anything about it.
Speaking of worms in ducks...
Killed this limit Saturday morning.
One of the teal hens' breastises was chock full of what looked like grains of white rice. She didn't make the pot roast.
Killed this limit Saturday morning.
One of the teal hens' breastises was chock full of what looked like grains of white rice. She didn't make the pot roast.
re: Handgun for the wife
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/13/11 at 10:03 am to Chris4x4gill2
I've got a Taurus hammerless .38 special in black if you're interested. Under 500 rounds put through it.
re: Anyone actually duck hunting today?
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/9/11 at 6:39 pm to Vol Fan in the Bayou
Just got back from the blind. 37 degrees, constant rain and 10-15 MPH wind. 2 ducks.
Where about do you hunt?
I'll be in Maringouin tomorrow hoping to shoot some new ducks down with the front.
I'll be in Maringouin tomorrow hoping to shoot some new ducks down with the front.
I don't play, but I'm friends with all the guys on "Vinegar Strokes".
I hear they're pretty bad, has anyone played them yet? Have they started serving beer?
I hear they're pretty bad, has anyone played them yet? Have they started serving beer?
re: Two Headed Deer Killed!
Posted by SULCTiger on 1/7/11 at 11:28 am to TigerDeacon
quote:
Everyone in the thread knows it is BS,
Ah. Sarcasm detector screwed up I guess.
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