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4th and 5

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  1. My Yukon Golds made it to last week, this has been my best harvest ever. I spent under $5 and got a shitload of potatoes
  2. Whoa just "hit the lottery" at Twins I have a dozen + bottles of W12 and can source ERs whenever I want...that said I do love my W12, so do I just pick up another bottle..... or one of the others? You can choose one of the following bottles to purchase: Weller 12 $ 28.99 Stagg Jr $ 49.99 High West Midwinter Dram $ 78.99 EH Taylor SmBatch $ 39.99 Eagle Rare $ 29.99
  3. I usually give it a month or two
  4. That's why you buy 3 pairs! If one pair goes down, send it back to Costa I have 2 glass and one polycarbonate, for impact resistance activities like shooting. Or weedeating, power tools, etc. And they all have cables
  5. 1. a boat that gets up in under a foot of water 2. my Costas (amber/glass), I'm not leaving the dock without them 3. higher end spinning reel with light braid 4. quality light action pole I can cast all day 5. topwater, spoon and gulp with screwlock jighead
  6. Well, looks like I'm electing the 24 week period and writing myself a check for $4,167 boys!
  7. Nah. It’s 100k/52 x 8 = 15385 weekly forgiveness even though your monthly figure for the application was 100k/12 x 2 = 16666 I need to remember to unpay myself 1281 but right now I have zero fucks to give
  8. A bullsnake is in the Pituophis genus with gophersnakes and pinesnakes. They all look fairly similar. And technically a bullsnake is a subspecies of gophersnake, so not all gophersnakes are bullsnakes, but all bullsnakes are gophersnakes. All are very large powerful constrictors and are amongst the largest snakes in North America. Maybe not as long as an Indigo but pretty close. They eat pretty much whatever they can get a hold of. Big ones can have a pretty salty disposition and bow up like a rattlesnake and vibrate their tail when annoyed. Generally speaking, we have (Sonoran) gophersnakes in far west Texas (and on into the Pacific coast) and pinesnakes in East Texas (and on into the south east even as far as into the Mid-Atlantic), and bullsnakes in between (and the states north of us).
  9. Western Rat Snake. A dark adult specimen. Bullsnake.
  10. Did you know there is a Facebook page called "Rat snakes in Predicaments".....I think I've seen more rat snakes off the ground than on the ground. So might want to check your math
  11. It works for North American corals most of the time but there are aberrant specimens that break all the rules, kind like around here.
  12. This 223 Rem 75 gr BTHP Match round is a bad mofo in a 223 Wylde chamber with a 1:7 twist https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/rifle/223-rem-75-gr-bthp-match#!/
  13. Get a bid from my friend: Austin Lawn Enforcement. Good dude, works hard, is knowledgeable, and has all the equipment needed for big jobs. You can see his work on his Facebook page https://nextdoor.com/pages/austin-lawn-enforcement-austin-tx/
  14. if you need some quality round bales, hit me up. Waller county.
  15. No cop has ever, in the history of cops, been trained to shoot someone in the leg. I don't know truth of the statements above, but if substantially true, deadly force would have been justified by Texas law.
  16. That’s a decent size rat snake, although I have taken shits bigger than that. Rat snakes are bitey. If you grab it anywhere other than behind the head, it will bite you. Might draw a tiny bit of blood. But it doesn’t hurt. It could be a little scary though, so a pair of gardening gloves and a long sleeve shirt will give you the confidence to just go in there and grab it and release it down the road. Or you could just ask your husband to do it. Either way, video it and post it here.
  17. That is not the thread we expect you to update from time to time.
  18. You stick to pulling wool none of us could hope to sniff and leave the propane and propane accessories to the OGs, son.
  19. If you want to have some fun get a couple hundred feet of paracord, put it on an extension cord spool, connect it to a heavy fishing weight, then some 200 pound mono with an extra large circle hook. Hook up a live blue runner or similar and drop it at the rig. You’ll want to have a good pair of gloves, be standing by a cleat and have the captain ready at the helm. Feel the hook up, cleat it, drag away from rig and get it on.
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