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re: Big Ole Miss NIL guy is big mad

Posted by Manatee on 11/21/25 at 8:47 pm to
F Matt Bowers….. he lives in my hood in Mandeville.
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Because football doesn’t run the state. Blanco getting elected triggered Emmert hitting the eject button on LSU. For all the pissed off ranters, Landry can point to Hyundai, Meta, and the LNG terminal as multi billion investment/jobs that never would’ve happened under JDE. We likely have 6 more years of this.


BS….. this guy is a moron. He is also 100% responsible for the reduction of the pogie boat buffer zone so if you love fishing the coast and LSU sports he is the enemy.
It’s all Landry….dude is a lawyer and thinks he is smarter than everyone else.

re: It's all on Woodward

Posted by Manatee on 11/11/25 at 8:16 pm to
Shoulda hired Tom Herman….

re: So the new pres at LSU..

Posted by Manatee on 11/9/25 at 2:48 pm to
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Landry hasn't said anything in a week and a half, no national media is talking about it, and it appears to be done on his front Yet this board won't let it go


If you don’t think he is deeply involved you are naive….
22 Creedmore…… best 22 round out there!
The law states that if a water body was navigable when Louisiana became a state it is public. There are problems with this… was it navigable in 1812 or was it too shallow etc. In my view if it is a natural bayou it is public eg Bayou Lacombe or Bumblebee bayou. Now any pond or canal would be private because the water bottoms are owned by someone because of this law or it was land before the canal was dug. Louisiana is unique do to all the marsh that has been lost due to subsidence and erosion which was land owned by someone and now they own the water bottom. No other state has this issue at least not at this scale.

I can guarantee these yo-yos who confronted Masson don’t understand any oth this. Also back in the day nobody gave a shite but with the duck leases becoming so prevalent and expensive it is now a big deal.
No…… buy a grinder and you are ready to go. Easy to debone but does take some time.

Most importantly you do NOT need to blend in pork or brisket to your ground meat. I have been doing straight ground venison and it tastes better and is healthier.

re: Kansas pheasant hunting

Posted by Manatee on 1/6/25 at 7:52 pm to
Dakota Prairie outfitters Kimble SD. Wild birds and ducks.
Mauser M18 come threaded for silencer. Just get a normal sized gun in 7.08. Will kill anything you and your son want to shoot…..NO SST ammo. Get the Hornady coreloc equivalent

re: 7mm-08 vs 6.5 CM for youth

Posted by Manatee on 12/15/24 at 9:12 pm to
7.08 no to SST.
Mission switch….. see if he can handle at the lowest poundage. If he is a big kid maybe could pull it off.

re: Side by side consensus

Posted by Manatee on 7/3/24 at 9:20 pm to
Can am XMr….the best option for the duck fields.
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I was at the 1982 game at Alabama and the 2003 Georgia game, and a lot of other great ones too. But two games always stick out in my mind. The 1982 Florida State game is one I will always remember, the fog and the oranges flying everywhere and the arse kicking applied to FSU.


Was at both these games… yes was exciting when the Tiger killed the bear but that Florida State game was sooo much fun an a little surreal when the fog rolled in. We had sacks of oranges and pummeled everyone below.

re: Venice Tuna Trip Question

Posted by Manatee on 4/22/24 at 7:16 pm to
Most do the hook set then hand it over, it’s easy for a rookie to miss fish and some days it might be one fish. On some days with plenty fish I am sure everyone gets in on the action.

re: Worms in fish???

Posted by Manatee on 4/22/24 at 6:58 pm to
Not sure if still the case but trout caught in lake pontchartrain and in the marsh would not have worms but trout caught on the outside in Breton and cocodrie would have worms. Seemed like fish caught in fresher waters were clean and those caught in saltier water had worms. Was a year of low rivers so maybe saltier pretty much in all basins.

re: Shimano Talica Snapper

Posted by Manatee on 4/1/24 at 9:29 pm to
I use Talica 12’s for snapper. I have a couple 20’s for light tuna but could be good for bottom fishing.