Jeff from Simmons called me this morning and let me know they had received a shipment of powder. I've been on a waiting list for months for a few powders and they got an 8 lb jug of one of them. I'll pick it up later this week.
trust me I tried but catching up to him wasnt an option, it was pretty open once he got a good ways off I tried to circle on him but he was long gone by then
So now, the Tuscaloosa Gestapo Police are setting up road blocks around town (although they insist they are not "roadblocks" but "Informational Checkpoints") to "warn citizens about the 24hr curfew". If we're to be practicing "social distancing", it seems like officers leaning in the window of every car that comes through their road block informational checkpoint would be counterintuitive.
Whoever came up with the idea of Informational Checkpoints probably thought about re-education camps too.
that's my theory, yes ... my HOPE is that my theory is right & i begin to see gobblers with all the hens i've been seeing by themselves ... time will tell, but the timing is right based on past seasons
Cool. I have been searching for a way to understand/explain these observations as they didn't fit the narrative that the hens were nesting (because no gobblers seemed lonely) and the gobblers didn't seem henned up (because I Saw hens alone mostly).
this theory ALSO answers the question posed earlier in this thread, "are they done yet?" answer:
the hens outta start gettin' loose w/the hoochie very soon ...
Had it for the last ten years. Sometimes the ringing is unbearable. Nicotine, alcohol and caffeine are supposed to make it worse but for me, I haven’t noticed any discernible difference. Loud background noise is the only temporary relief.
Don't know if its still owned by Drummond but when I was a kid there was a stretch of river my Grandfather and I used to crappie fish that had a fence put up with a black tarp. It looked like one of those high fence operations but the fence wasnt all that tall. I heard it was the Drummond's personal hunting property and they put the fence and black tarp up so that no one could come in by boat and poach. The idea behind the tarp was so that people couldn't see through the fence and shoot from the boat. The fence was right on the river bank for a good long ways.
Yep, sorry to those affected, but we are at a crossroads. Here is what we know. A prolonged shut down of our economy will devastate our futures. It will be somewhere between Great Recession and complete collapse of our federal government. That’s what we know. Apparently, the general population is willing to live with that, to slow down a virus that will kill a very small percentage of Americans. That’s completely asinine.
I put in at Rocky Branch on Holt this morning, and when I got of to 17, that ramp was full of trucks too. I was told they were closed as well, but not today
I'm in Lake View as well. Rocky Branch was open for business two sundays ago right at the onset of the outbreak. That's another reason I was so surprised when I got down to Greene county and all launches were closed.
Midland water snake. For a bunch of outdoorsmen, you guys seriously need to learn a little snake identification...that looks nothing like a moccasin or any other dangerous snake!
Granted, there are a ton of NON-VENOMOUS snakes (no 'poisonous' snakes in Alabama!!!), so it's easier to just learn what the venomous ones look like.
I have a Browning BL-22 and I like that you can fire 22 longs, 22 and 22 shorts in it. It is a good size too. It is built well and I have never had a lick of trouble with mine.
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