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re: Sitting on porch before daylight

Posted by TyOconner on 4/18/24 at 1:31 pm
Post some pics if you can. I’m getting my first hunt in this weekend and hope to get after it every weekend through the end of the season. We are about fifteen minutes north of St Francisville. ...

re: Best hotels in New Orleans

Posted by TyOconner on 4/18/24 at 12:44 pm
Four seasons with no budget ...
You have any more info than that, if so would you mind shooting me an email? ...
It’s a pretty small but decent crowd. Good way to spend a day but we don’t go every year. ...
1. Large Ice maker 2. Outdoor metal sink for cleaning small game or fish 3. Screened in porch area, bugs suck 4. Pressure washer for bikes and concrete. Things stay muddy in the country Good luck with your decision. We are making the move within the year and these are some things that have be...
It’s not a bad idea. Obviously it’s not the best way to aggressively grow your money and make the most you possibly could but if that’s not your top priority then that’s your prerogative. Sounds like lifestyle is important to you and that’s okay. Nothing about what you posted has any red flags in it...
First come first serve except for club and box seating. ...
Country club. Just straight hammering that member number with drinks. ...

re: King js goat.

Posted by TyOconner on 3/6/24 at 8:32 pm
Massive hit ...

re: Knapp’s swing is butter

Posted by TyOconner on 2/27/24 at 3:32 pm
Ah I can see what you mean. He creates a ton of lag though which is awesome to watch. ...

re: Knapp’s swing is butter

Posted by TyOconner on 2/27/24 at 8:52 am
His swing?? What’s not to like? ...
Has anyone read that killing them actually increases populations because their hormones increase and they have more pups in the litters? I would love the idea of keeping coyote numbers low on my land but I want to be sure it doesn’t make things worse. I have the full set up to hunt them but haven...

re: Food plot turkeys. Feliciana’s

Posted by TyOconner on 2/14/24 at 4:58 pm
Makes sense. We burn blocks in a three year rotation. Place is full of turkeys so it makes sense. Also seems to be great for deer, rabbit habitat, and definitely smaller birds. Saw a covey of quail recently and we are just north of SF. Doves love the burned areas too. ...

re: Food plot turkeys. Feliciana’s

Posted by TyOconner on 2/14/24 at 3:21 pm
You mean disc up plots and burn right before turkey season? What does that do for them? Open up bugs on the ground? Create new seedlings coming up for food? ...
Do you not believe in them? Plenty of bones that have been dug up that say they did exist. ...

re: Food plot turkeys. Feliciana’s

Posted by TyOconner on 2/14/24 at 9:00 am
What the other two said, plus the burns create food through the regrowth. If you have food plots you are already managing for deer then keep those up as usual. Deer and turkeys eat many of the same things. ...
It’s one of the few things to get excited about in Louisiana. People celebrating their culture, history, and taking a week or so to relax per year is not what I would define as creepy. ...
Yep sometimes you just have to go through it. Plateaus, confusion, these things are unfortunately all part of the journey. Busting through and making the shot you dread into your bitch and learning to understand the things that seem like a black box make it all worth it. ...