AwgustaDawg
| Favorite team: | Georgia |
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| Registered on: | 1/3/2023 |
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re: If you were to buy land in New Mexico..
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/18/26 at 3:20 pm to FAT SEXY
If a person enjoys social distancing - I have been practicing it for 60 years but didn't know what it was until March 2020 - New Mexico is damned hard to beat. In most of the state you could blindfold yourself, spin around 3 times and whichever direction you pointed in drive 15 minutes and you wouldn't see another human being for days if you did not want to. That said the isolation ain't for eerybody....it is hard country on women and horses....
re: If you were to buy land in New Mexico..
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/18/26 at 3:16 pm to rodnreel
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Cloudcroft and backed up to Lincoln National Forest
Where you can shoot turkeys off the front porch! Fantastic area...
re: If you were to buy land in New Mexico..
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/18/26 at 3:15 pm to FAT SEXY
It'd depend on what I was buying it for. If just a retirement home and no acreage anywhere between from Colorado to nearly Texas down the middle of the state has smallish towns that would be an ideal place to beat summer heat. If you're talking about land to hunt depends on what you want to hunt but the same area would fit the bill for big game and turkeys. Buying land to hunt in New Mexico is not necessary though...you couldn't possibly hunt 1/10th of the highly productive public land in a lifetime. Personally I would LOVE to own 500 or so acres between Bitter Lake NWR and Carlsbad or so in the Pecos Valley. Especially around Hagerman. The duck and goose and crane hunting is incredible and dove and quail hunting may be the best there is in the US. My second choice would be around Clovis and Portales for the same reasons and third would be the same thing anywhere along the Rio Grande Valley south of Albeuqurque to El Paso. I was as happy in New Mexico as I have been anywhere in the US that wasn't in the south eastern US.....folks overlook the waterfowl and upland hunting in New Mexico and that is the reason I loved living there....
re: Wood duck decoy sells for $1.26M
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/17/26 at 3:24 pm to weagle1999
Value based on rarity, certainly not quality. I have carved woody dekes that look almost identical to that one...in fact the first pattern book I had was supposedly based on Lincoln's decoys....and it sold millions of copies worldwide. Those patterns were supposedly developed by sections of actual Lincoln Decoys....I think that was a damn lie because they are nearly identical to most patterns in most commercial pattern collections. Lincoln did not, that I am aware of, carve laminated decoys so there were no patterns and certainly not using a band saw.
re: Wood duck decoy sells for $1.26M
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/17/26 at 3:19 pm to White Bear
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Ironic since woodies don’t decoy.
Migrant woodies decoy about like teal and ringnecks....with abandon. Resident woodies know where they are and if you ain't where they are going or on the path they ain't interested. Woodies and ringnecks are about the only duck we have consistently in Georgia in most areas...they will most certainly decoy if they ain't local and haven't gotten stale...only happens a few times a season in a memorable season but when a front is right they are as easy to decoy as ducks get....
re: After OK Law Change - Map Shows Where Child Marriage Is Legal
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/11/26 at 3:08 pm to teke184
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This practice is said to be particularly bad in the Traveler communities.
Those in Murphy Village no longer marry girls off legally at the age of 8 and 10 but they still somehow manage to get pregnant at 10 and 11 years of age...the State has reigned in the legal marriages but has been unable to do so in the case of marriages in kind....it is disgusting either way.
re: Mark Daniels Jr Forward Facing Sonar
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/11/26 at 3:02 pm to aTmTexas Dillo
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I wonder if FFS is harming crappie populations? That's why I bought it and it is a no brainer for that.
I don't know about crappie populations but anecdotally on my home lake there were about 20 guides about 35 years ago and they almost exclusively did live bait striper trips. There are close to 125 crappie guides today using FFS and taking 2-6 limits of crappie out of the lake nearly every day, often twice a day in the summer when daylight allows morning and afternoon trips. SC has imposed a size limit and dropped the bag limit to 20 per person and GA has dropped it to 30 per person from 50 per person 35 years ago. There were WAY more individuals buying fishing licenses 35 years ago in both states relative to the population....FFS is certainly impacting crappie populations. Bream also....its a simple process to find deep bedding bream that were NEVER targeted in the past....
re: Kudzu as food
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/11/26 at 2:53 pm to Auburn1968
Its not nearly as pervasive as it used to be....kudzu beetles have nearly eradicated it in most of north Georgia and metro Atlanta, relative to the 1970s....
re: Bullets should be on the controlled substance list
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/11/26 at 2:48 pm to Auburn1968
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How about locking up the criminals instead of allowing them to be free range.
The US ranks behind only EL Salvador, Cuba, Rwanda and Turkmenistan in per capita incarceration rates. Crime rates are historically low in the United States. Crimes involving the use of a gun is down to near historical lows but suicide rates with guns are making up the difference so deaths involving guns is about what it has been for the last 100 or so years. Locking more people up is unlikely to help....we already have far more of us in jail than any other industrialized, first world nation....some mental health care reforms would do a world of good for crime and suicide rates but lets just toss more and more people in jail...even when mental health care is FAR less expensive.....
re: Does any white person seriously get upset when another race calls them names?
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/11/26 at 2:39 pm to Shorter Yards
SO what name would another race call a white person that has a history of being used in the manner the world y'all want so badly to say has? Certainly not cracker, honkey, whitey....there isn't one.
Here is the real question. Why are y'all skeered to say the word you think will give you everything in life that you ever needed or wanted? The answer is simple....y'all are skeered. Don't be skeered....if you want to say that magical word, the one that will open every door and alleviate every concern in your miserable existence, for fricks sake say it loud and often...life is too damn short to be all stoved up 'cause you want more than life itself to say a single word but you fear the consequences. Or don't, in which case shut the frick up about it already....no one but you is preventing you using the word....thats a you decision, no one else has a damned thing in the world to do with you saying it or not....
Here is the real question. Why are y'all skeered to say the word you think will give you everything in life that you ever needed or wanted? The answer is simple....y'all are skeered. Don't be skeered....if you want to say that magical word, the one that will open every door and alleviate every concern in your miserable existence, for fricks sake say it loud and often...life is too damn short to be all stoved up 'cause you want more than life itself to say a single word but you fear the consequences. Or don't, in which case shut the frick up about it already....no one but you is preventing you using the word....thats a you decision, no one else has a damned thing in the world to do with you saying it or not....
re: Does any white person seriously get upset when another race calls them names?
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/11/26 at 2:31 pm to kciDAtaE
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No. And that’s a privilege
They will never get it and will continue to expose themselves for the ignorant, hateful fricks they are....while claiming they ain't....
re: Escorts in Silicon Valley have raised their cost from $1k hr, to $5k hr over 5 years
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/8/26 at 3:26 pm to hawgfaninc
I can't imagine a woman fricking those nerds for $1k....the unwashed arse alone would make $5k seem low.....
re: Shooting in Atlanta MARTA train
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/8/26 at 3:21 pm to JasonDBlaha
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frick Atlanta. Absolute shithole of a city with no redeeming qualities whatsoever. Only reason why it isn’t Memphis 2.0 is because of Georgia Tech and Delta Airlines.
13 fortune 500 companies headquartered in Atlanta, 4th most in the US and per capita no other city comes close to Atlanta....but yeah, its nearly Memphis LOL...
Crime rates in Atlanta are far lower than in Memphis and Atlanta has 4 times as many people. Atlanta is pretty generic and has become a massive shopping center and chain restaurant strip and car dealer strip but it ain't dangerous or a shite hole, it is just kind of boring....
re: Shooting in Atlanta MARTA train
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/8/26 at 3:17 pm to AUIH1
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But according to a few fools on here; ATL is perfectly safe and it is not overrun by ghetto hood rats. This also includes most of the immediate surrounding suburbs as well. Gwinnett Co for example. The Atlanta area is a hell hole!
What does "over run with ghetto hood rats" mean? Is it 10% of the population? 50%? There are 6 million people in Metro Atlanta, about 400 murders a year. That is 6/1000 % of the people in Atlanta are murdered. 1 is too many but really, the odds are pretty slim if you ain't involved in crime yourself and you don't live in a handful of neighborhoods. Atlanta, like the entirety of the US, is far safer in 2026 than it was in 1976....but irrational fear is a crippling disease.
re: Reimbursement for PTO (paid time off) when leaving an employer
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/8/26 at 3:01 pm to conservativewifeymom
Depends on the state and the employer / employee. I wouldn't earn any PTO in the employee of an employer who did not pay it when I left for any reason because I would not work for such an employer but for those who do it depends. I am going to get every penny we agree to and earned PTO is an agreement and a contractual obligation.
re: Mark Daniels Jr Forward Facing Sonar
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/8/26 at 2:57 pm to Ron Cheramie
I think many state managers are going to take a hard look at limits and FFS in the next couple of years. May become a situation where those with FFS have lower bag limits than those who are using it but more likely simply a severe reduction across the board. I also think many tournaments are going to have to take a deep look and possibly weigh in fish as they are caught (CRR) and released immediately. The mortality of tournament fish is higher than advertised. Now that the known population of fish which were unknown except to biologists are being hauled all over the lake and weighed in and released that rate is going to increase substantially.
Its bad for bass but most recreational bass fisherman practice catch and release for the most part anyway. Those fish also die at a higher rate than most people think but it is the best way to maintain any fish It is really bad for fish that most people keep.
Its bad for bass but most recreational bass fisherman practice catch and release for the most part anyway. Those fish also die at a higher rate than most people think but it is the best way to maintain any fish It is really bad for fish that most people keep.
re: Longest (time wise) you’re willing to travel to make a day (fishing) trip?
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/8/26 at 2:13 pm to freshtigerbait
Driving and pulling a boat? About 5 hours.
Driving only and going on someone one else's boat? 8-10 hours.
Flying? Probably a 8-10 hour, with connections, or so flight one way.
I have flown from Atlanta to SLC and drove to Idaho Falls several times to float the Snake River with him. Usually make it 3 or more day trip but I have done it several times where I left Atlanta in the evening, got to SLC around midnight, drove to Swan Valley, fished, drove back to SLC and flew back to Atlanta. Did it once from Albuquerque also. I'd book a flight right now to fish the Green River in Utah for one day.
I had a boat in Stuart Florida for years and would fly down for the day and fished. I did that 10 or so times a year for nearly 14 years. When opportunity presents itself you got to take advantage.
Driving only and going on someone one else's boat? 8-10 hours.
Flying? Probably a 8-10 hour, with connections, or so flight one way.
I have flown from Atlanta to SLC and drove to Idaho Falls several times to float the Snake River with him. Usually make it 3 or more day trip but I have done it several times where I left Atlanta in the evening, got to SLC around midnight, drove to Swan Valley, fished, drove back to SLC and flew back to Atlanta. Did it once from Albuquerque also. I'd book a flight right now to fish the Green River in Utah for one day.
I had a boat in Stuart Florida for years and would fly down for the day and fished. I did that 10 or so times a year for nearly 14 years. When opportunity presents itself you got to take advantage.
re: On this Day in History: 3 June, Billy Joe McCalister jumped off the Tallahatchie Bridge.
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/3/26 at 1:00 pm to Champagne
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Billy Joe was at the saw mill, by eyewitness report, the day before he jumped off of the bridge. If he wanted to die, he could have killed himself at the sawmill.
Just because he jumped into the water off of the bridge doesn't mean he died. He may be alive.
Working at a Mississippi saw mill in June is enough to make a man jump off a bridge over the interstate....
re: Fatties rejoice! Now you can get an extra free seat for being overweight on SWA!
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/3/26 at 12:44 pm to idlewatcher
Where is the empty seat going to come from? I do everything I can to keep from flying but I wind up doing it pretty regularly and I haven't been on a plane in years that wasn't full or nearly so except in rare instances.
I would PAY for two seats to keep the seat next to me empty but the frickers would just put a standby passenger in the damned thing. Airlines are the debil....
I would PAY for two seats to keep the seat next to me empty but the frickers would just put a standby passenger in the damned thing. Airlines are the debil....
re: Are there really people that watch or read books/movies because the characters are gay
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/3/26 at 12:38 pm to Bjorn Cyborg
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It's an instant stop watching for me when I feel I am being spoon fed some narrative.
Man you gotta get over that....Taylor Sheridan makes some damned entertaining TV and every second of it is about pushing an agenda.
re: Are there really people that watch or read books/movies because the characters are gay
Posted by AwgustaDawg on 6/3/26 at 12:34 pm to RoosterCogburn585
Far fewer read or watch because the characters are gay than won't read or watch because the characters are gay....and it is the same mind set.
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