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North Bossier is the only answer.

Tenderized steaks, soak in evaporated milk overnight in the fridge. I use Kentucky Kernel seasoned flour and an egg/milk bath to batter and pan fry in beef tallow. Make gravy and mashed potatoes.

Food and guns

I've had polaris and can am. I prefer the can am, but I just looked at the polaris 1500. I'm not gonna spend that much.

Really like my can am defender hd-10 better than the polaris.

Section of Shreveport is trying to do it.

Yes, and I really like it a lot.

It’s no longer 3.33% a year (plus up to 4 on the drop). It went down about 5 years ago to 3%, which makes it 33 years to get 100% (plus you can do 3 on the drop). I currently run Internal affairs/HR for a sheriff’s office. I deal with this daily. Some PD’s might still be 30, but all Sheriff’s offices are under a private retirement fund, and all of them are now at 33 years.

Most agencies make you sign a contract saying you will pay a certain ( based on the cost of all that training) amount back if you leave. Some even pro rate it over a two year period.

I went the same route you did, and priced everything out.

After that, I called a contractor friend of mine and priced out a whole home 20kw Kohler standby generator. Just got off the phone with him ordering the unit. I live just across the river from you too. I'd be happy to share the prices. It will be more expensive than your route, but I think not having to go get fuel for the generator is worth it.

You can run that generator and a few others on natural gas, but you better check the loads from your house. NG lowers to operating power of portable generators significantly. It will effect the things you will be able to run in your house. Just my 2 cents.

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