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Just cook double of whatever you think you need and buy a bag of ziplocks to send leftovers home with people. That's what a normal person would do.
Get on marketplace and buy 200lb of the cheapest weights someone is selling. Put them in the bottom.

re: Mississippi Kites

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 6/29/26 at 3:05 pm to
I've been watching 6 of them hunt every day for a few weeks from my office window in Baton Rouge.
Ride up and down the nearest river until you see some growing in someone's yard. I used to have a bunch where I lived and once a year or so someone would stop and ask if they could cut some. I always let them and I'm sure most people would.

re: Hunting Back Packs

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 6/16/26 at 8:24 am to
You box stand sitting, log sitting, creeping, or hanging off the side of the tree in a sling? You hunting from daylight to dark? Or are you one of those guys that rides a SxS 400 yards before daylight to his box stand, sits until 8am, heads back to camp for breakfast, back at the camp eating biscuits and drinking beer watching gameday until 4pm when you go to the closest box stand with cell service to watch the end of the ballgames on your phone while watching a field with a corn feeder.

Whichever one it is, any dang bag will hold items, they'll all leak if it rains too much, and they'll be between $20 and $500. You
I've driven over an hour each way to work for 20 years so that we could live where we wanted to live and my kids could go to the schools we wanted them in. Do what you have to do. Being a dad/husband is about sacrificing yourself for the betterment of the family.

Or don't, and just move your family to make it easier on you.
Just put 20lbs of ice in the box with the frogs and close it until sunday. They'll be just fine.
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Quit being a puss and


shoot the bird if it's that big of an issue
We need some information:

He fish lakes or rivers?

Bass, catfish, panfish?

Does he have prior boat ownership experience?

Where is he located?

Do you have any more daughters that are single?

re: Pork Loin Cook Help

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 5/13/26 at 11:40 am to
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he said 9 LB loins, probably needs more than 4 hours and 130 degrees


I was never thinking he'd try to fit the whole 3' long backstrap from that pig in one bag. I cut them up into 10-12" sections and they are easier to deal with.

re: Pork Loin Cook Help

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 5/13/26 at 9:00 am to
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so why the redundant cooking?


For one thing, it kills the trich

re: Pork Loin Cook Help

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 5/13/26 at 8:50 am to
Sous vide pork loin at 130 degrees for 3-4 hrs then seared on a hot arse flame or skillet is a damn fine medium rare piece of meat.
More pics and details of the rifle please. Is that a Savage Model 99?

re: IST 05/05/2026

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 5/5/26 at 12:03 pm to
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Sitting on alfalfa field edge with Jake and submissive hen dekes.


Sounds like you were just deer hunting turkeys

re: Kudos to Diversion pizza.

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 4/29/26 at 11:48 am to
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They are 17 yr old Livingston parish high school kids at a pizza place. You might should temper your expectations.


Not exactly true. Some of them are actually Ascension Parish kids.

re: Hustler Fastrak 60

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 4/10/26 at 4:55 pm to
I have that mower. Been damn good for what I paid for it (new). I have about 300 hours on mine and no indication it won't last another 300. I just change the oil once per year or so, and change a battery about every 2 winters. Not sure I've done anything else aside from sharpening blades. Can't say I recall ever having as much as a low tire. Amongst our 4 vehicles, 2 boats, 4 wheeler, SXS, and tractor, it's probably the most reliable mode of transportation I own.

re: Turkey Season

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 4/10/26 at 4:48 pm to
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That’s pretty impressive at 45 yards


There's about 750 pellets in that load lol

Edit. I Assumed he had the Nitro TSS. Nevertheless, it's still a damn good load out to 45 yards.
Do not sell your father's gun.


But if you do, sell it to me.
Not at work but saw my 80 yr old father in law on it once.

re: Public Land Turkey Hunting

Posted by DaFreakinFarmer on 3/19/26 at 12:18 pm to
Almost all of the turkeys in Louisiana died. The 2025 snowstorm and 2021 ice storm finished off most of the ones that didn't perish in the 2016 flood. Terrible thing.
I just use matte spray paint and homemade stencils. Works great