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My dad bought one because he had two friends that had them and they both loved it. My dad would use theirs from time to time and loved every thing about it.

BUT, and I know this is a one off, my dad got a lemon. Had to make sure to share a kinda bad story. Second BUT, the dealership he got it from basically has rebuilt the entire mower, component wise, over a few years. And didn’t charge him on a lot of the buggy/lemon stuff. As a way to also speak to the warranty.

All that to say, my dad would buy another one, and if I’m ever in the market for a new ZT, high on my list.

Honestly, you’re prolly better off fishing it at night now.

Hell, they prolly feel like they have to do that. To stay alive.

Also of note, I flew out of AEX last Saturday with some of the party that had been in there hunting and talking business. Over heard them talking about the transaction, no numbers, but sounded like the guys that had bought it.

As a lifelong Cenla watering hole duck hunter, I think it’s a combination of things.

DU feeding ducks up north.
Farmers capitalizing on the popularity of duck hunting in more ways ever before.
And governmental regulations, not necessarily limited to LDWF.

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same as basketball at Peabody

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Peabody is trying in football. Harry Coleman is the HC now

When I was first learning, I really liked the Diawa TWS. The line guide was a “T” Wing System. Helped my learning curve.

And the winner is…

LINK

Easy big fella…

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maybe if krause wasn't such an arrogant prick,

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Death does not suddenly make him a great person.

Same thing here man. I treated my body like a playground for damn near two decades. It was easy for me to “pause” that lifestyle with one simple thought.

It wasn’t fair to my small son that I would want to get angry with him when he woke up crying and I was hungover. Once that epiphany really hit me, it was easy to not even start the process.