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SP5 prices $3250 - $3400 for the standard and K


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I agree with everyone listed and would throw Bernie in there as well.

He at least tells us who he is but he’s too fricking stupid and spineless.

re: Help with Cypress Knees

Posted by bbvdd on 7/10/26 at 9:21 pm to
I cut them on either side of the knee and putt them up.

Neighbor has 3 next to our fence. I haven’t sprayed the knees with triclopyr yet, but I sure would like to.

re: Water leak diagnosis help

Posted by bbvdd on 7/10/26 at 3:20 pm to
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Turn the valve off at your main water meter and the leak should stop after a little while. That would confirm your problem.


It's really easy to figure if your water system has a leak.

Turn of all the water in the house.

Find the water meter and look at the indicator on the meter and see if it's spinning.

If it's spinning, you have a leak.
If it isn't, you don't.

The indicator is a little triangle on the gauge.
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Do you guys use bugs that sink or float?


Both

A wooly worm is a great fly for bream. I tie them myself and use very bright colors for them.
I'm not defending Deere here at all but I didn't see the uproar when the Ford CEO came out a week ago and told people that they don't need to attempt to work of their Ford vehicles.
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What the hell are you talking about? What she says is factual.


point to the verse that names Palestine.

re: 2026 Firearm Deals Thread

Posted by bbvdd on 7/9/26 at 9:08 am to
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Seems like prices have fallen in the past year or so no?


My local store was telling me this weekend that they have been very slow.
How long does it take for Amazon to get delivered?

Thor Outdoor Dave's Hopper Fly Fishing Set, Size #10 – Topwater Terrestrial Dry Flies for Bass, Panfish, Trout Amazon

I don’t think a cricket would hold up to cast
Downshift, has Ford fixed the fuel pump in them yet?
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How has Communism / Socialism been able to engrain itself so deeply in our society if Capitalism is superior?


Look up Robert Owen and New Harmony, Indiana.

One was a wealthy Welsh entrepreneur who bought an entire town in the early 1800s to prove that socialism would work.

It was his Socialist Utopia. Where equality ruled.

It worked pretty well for a little bit, until the people that were actually working realized they were getting the exact same rations as the people who sat on their arse and did nothing.

the experiment failed in less than 2yrs.
The founders were very specific on who they would allow to vote. Landowners. People with skin in the game.

Congress has watered that down to let anyone and everyone vote. That's why the system has gone to shite.
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f Thune lied, then he should be held accountable.


By who?

re: Ballpark price to expand a pond

Posted by bbvdd on 7/7/26 at 3:21 pm to
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Real estate agents


Gotcha, but he wasn't a real estate agent. He was a MDWFP Land agent.



re: Ballpark price to expand a pond

Posted by bbvdd on 7/7/26 at 3:03 pm to
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3 years ago, I was quoted $40k for 125yd long damn 25ft at its highest, and clearing of 3.5 acres of headlands in SW MS. Just to show that it depends on a LOT of factors. 2 quotes I got were much less than this board had me fearing, fwiw.


I have no way of know if he was right or wrong, just what he told me.
Is he not resigning to run again? That's how i read it?

Basically letting his constituents to vote on his record?
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"will never know peace"


Any law enforcement would consider this a threat.
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Some of the wiring on that cart is 48 volts. You may have fried the 12 volt lights immediately


Hopefully the fuse took the brunt of it.

re: Ballpark price to expand a pond

Posted by bbvdd on 7/6/26 at 9:05 pm to
I can’t answer the question but I will tell you what the MS land agent told me about my lake.

My dam is ~200 yds long and 35-40 ft high.

Land agent told me 2 years ago that it would cost over $300k to build that dam at that time.