Favorite team:Louisiana Tech 
Location:Louisiana
Biography:Grew up listening to the Tigers on radio before you could get the games on television
Interests:Former HS Baseball Coach. Spend my time hunting and fishing and arguing with idiots on the Rant now.
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Number of Posts:27815
Registered on:10/7/2006
Online Status:Not Online

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Imagine the cost involved with this one thug.

re: Southern Magnolia Range Map

Posted by geauxbrown on 7/26/26 at 11:54 am to
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Well, isn’t Louisiana in the same boat?


Only if the boat is made out of bald cypress.
Typical Mississippi. State tree is only native to half of it.

re: Do you use a climbing stand

Posted by geauxbrown on 7/26/26 at 3:14 am to
Have used the same Lone Wolf two piece climber for almost 20 years.
That guy is gonna make a great POTUS one day if the left doesn’t 86 him first.
If LSU gets beaten, there will be a full jail in Oxford.
Maybe stop allowing illegals to use up your natural resources.
Tiger Stadium hasn’t been very tough the last few years. Kiffin has a chance to restore some of the difficulty associated with playing a night game there.

re: LSU fans on this site

Posted by geauxbrown on 7/24/26 at 9:38 pm to
And another OM fan posting about LSU. TAXES AND DEATH and OM fans posting about LSU
And yet another OM fan posting about Kiffin.

re: CBS Unit Rankings

Posted by geauxbrown on 7/24/26 at 9:30 pm to
Yep, we didn’t get that Indiana schedule.
That orange bastard always has my vote

re: CBS Unit Rankings

Posted by geauxbrown on 7/24/26 at 1:30 pm to
Again, I have LSU going 8-4
quote:

I paid $30,000 for a used Toyota….


I laughed out loud.

re: The Dichotomy of the Sportsman

Posted by geauxbrown on 7/24/26 at 12:22 pm to
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I don’t want it to be like this but I’m afraid I am too


It began slowly.

I found myself wanting a friend to go along. I eventually figured out what I really wanted was the friend to go so I would have to go.

Then it became I only went on the best weather days. Cold fronts, steady winds, perfect conditions.

After that I stopped applying for tags or traveling as often to hunt.

In the end I still love being in the stand or with my back against a tree, yelping at a gobbling turkey, and when I can convince myself to go, I absolutely enjoy it.

My focus though has moved to other things. Food plots, road building, cutting firewood, making sure the skinning rack is ready to go and providing opportunities for younger hunters.

I have lived the life of a hunter, and it has been one of my greatest joys.
I have LSU going 8-4 this season.You can’t build culture in nine months.

Hope this helps.

re: The Dichotomy of the Sportsman

Posted by geauxbrown on 7/24/26 at 12:15 am to
I am fortunate to have made it to the final stage of a hunter. I am no longer compelled by letting the arrow go or pulling the trigger. That’s for the younger ones.

I have 50 plus years of killing to look back on.

Now, I’m more interested in teaching or doing conservation work. I still enjoy a cold fall morning and the sound of gobbling in the spring, but I truly don’t care if I ever kill another thing.

re: Got laid off yesterday

Posted by geauxbrown on 7/24/26 at 12:11 am to
Hopefully you aren’t as old as me. I’ve struggled to find work at 60. No one wants to hire someone they think will only work a few years.

Good luck moving forward.