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I knew the season was shot after La Tech. The writing was on the wall with the offense. They can’t block and Nuss regressed significantly. It’s been watching a slow motion train wreck since September
Kelly's problem was always dropping a game or two that he should've never lost and never putting out a balanced team. Every year there was a glaring deficiency.

FSU 22'
Ole Miss 23'
USC and Florida 24'

Flip those games to wins and he has 3-straight 10-win seasons and a much different feeling around his tenure.
He was 20-15 outside of Joe Burrow while here. He's not a good HC and there's enough data to back that up.

He's a position coach
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Found hunting bag on I49


Thought this was going to be a dead black bear thread :lol:
CFB is mercenary football now. Old style development coaches don’t want anything to do with it.
This new era of college football is so foreign from the one I grew up with and is really hard to follow.

I haven't paid attention lately to the roster limit and no walk-ons stuff. Is that still happening?

re: Favorite Hunting Quotes

Posted by Piebald Panther on 10/3/25 at 9:12 am to
"Been a good one for a kid"
We just had a thinning done on one of our leases and it looks like they left 30% of what was cut. Stacks of logs (not tops) just left on the roads.

I'd never seen that much left behind before.
LSU is a very easy team to control. Every FBS opponent so far has easily controlled the LSU offense.
All their penalties are a good indicator of how they aren't that great and how putrid the offense was not to be able to take advantage of the amount of opportunities given to them.

This offense is Brandon Harris bad

re: 410 gauge question

Posted by Piebald Panther on 9/12/25 at 2:51 pm to
You looking for him to shoot 410 slugs at deer?

If so, I'd suggest just going get a real rifle for the kid they could use for a long time. There's plenty of calibers with reduced recoil ammo out there that even small kids can handle.
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LTG Honore sitting around looking at his Blackberry only to get up when reporters came around for a sound bite.



Had the unfortunate experience to have to listen to him at a work event. That guy is an idiot.

Funny how they wanted to hang their hat on that guy to be the next environmental activist.

Within 5 seconds of hearing him speak you can tell he knows nothing except what he’s been told to repeat.

re: Surveyor Help

Posted by Piebald Panther on 8/15/25 at 3:29 pm to
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Could be an old boundary dispute.


Just saw one of these from a dispute 60 years ago. Landowner 1 says the fence is the property line. Landowner 2 says no it's over here. They agree to a new line and exchange some property to make up the difference. All recorded, but the assessor up until recently had the old line still recorded, which was a pretty large error on the lines.

The eventually did a review and corrected to the lines to the agreement the old timers made.

Good title attorneys and surveyors are a must for land transactions.
I was wondering when mama's rant was going to hit this thread.

The translation is greatly appreciated. :lol:
From the ingredients you can buy a bag of all grain sweet feed and mix with rice bran and have close to the same mix.

I buy tractor supply economy mix cow feed and mix with rice bran. It's pretty close to nates buck bait.
They'd have to be responsible enough to go back to make sure they cleared and that's variable within individuals.

re: The Snap Debate

Posted by Piebald Panther on 8/6/25 at 9:38 am to
The Farm Bill which is where the SNAP funding comes from has always been a bipartisan bargaining agreement between the two parties.

Dems want SNAP benefits for their base and Repubs want the Farm Safety Nets for their base.

There are obviously problems within the SNAP program. I've seen first-hand the wastefulness, but there is a side to SNAP that most don't see.

There is an educational portion of SNAP funding that engages the community trying to rectify the bad nutritional choices most benefit users make and educate them on how to make food budgets and prepare healthy meals.

The cuts made to SNAP have essentially eliminated these educators who are trying to accomplish the very thing that we all want to see. So now the community educational programs that are actually working to improve health are gone overnight.

Eliminating certain foods from the program is one thing, but cutting off the resources to actually teach the people who need to be taught healthy living is counteractive to the goal trying to be achieved.

It's throwing out the baby with the bath water.

re: advice needed on rifle

Posted by Piebald Panther on 8/4/25 at 2:32 pm to
My kid shoots 7mm-08 and handles it fine and my buddy's kids shoot 308 and handle it fine.

I think they are what and what.

125 gr reduced recoil for the 7mm--08 is a real pleasure to shoot.
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The issue there is that the operator of the bait trough will have to be a licensed pest control operator by the State, according to my understanding of what LSU has proposed in their EPA application


Hopefully that requirement is similar to the private applicator license. Study the book and pass the test at the local office.