Tom Selleck
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re: Is Central and North Louisiana really that bad?
Posted by Tom Selleck on 5/12/18 at 2:37 pm
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There are no dry parishes in the state. It's up to local jurisdictions.
West Carroll parish says hello
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re: nevermind
Posted by Tom Selleck on 12/3/17 at 8:59 pm
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You guys need to get a grip... Who honestly gives a shite who's in it if it's not LSU
Uh, recruiting and stuff.
Satan- yea son, come to bama. We don't even have to win the west and we get in the playoff. We deserve it.
re: nevermind
Posted by Tom Selleck on 12/3/17 at 8:53 pm
Pretty sure Ridley ran out of bounds, no help from defense, ref dropped hat, came back in and caught pass. TD bama
re: How to determine if property is wetlands?
Posted by Tom Selleck on 3/16/17 at 8:08 am
Go to local NRCS office. They can tell you for free and in a few minutes.
re: What are the rules for hog hunting WMA's with a bow after deer season?
Posted by Tom Selleck on 2/2/17 at 3:06 pm
Where it says 2016-2017 hunting seasons. Very bottom under incidental species. Now that I reread it, it says NO incidental species in February, coyote, beaver, skunk, opossum, feral hog.
re: What are the rules for hog hunting WMA's with a bow after deer season?
Posted by Tom Selleck on 2/2/17 at 12:56 pm
you can not shoot a pig with a whatever squirrel gun you are squirrel hunting with, during February. All orher months that season is open, you can shoot with whatever weapon is legal. Not Febuary though.
Just read pamphlet. No feral hogs may be harvested during feb squirrel season
Just read pamphlet. No feral hogs may be harvested during feb squirrel season
re: Comments needed on E15 (fuel containing up to 15% ethanol). Do work, OB.
Posted by Tom Selleck on 7/1/16 at 9:50 pm
I think the claim was, everything a farmer has Is subsidized and the reason farmers grow corn is because of ethanol subsidies. I'm not defending ethanol. I hate it. It's stupid. But it's just like wind and solar energy. It doesn't work without government mandated quotas and tax cuts/subsidies/incentives.
And that's not how farming works. Farmers don't know nor do most care where their corn goes once they cut and sell it. Ethanol may have, many years ago, driven the price of corn up short term. It's not a new market, in fact some plants closed or did not get built. Farmers aren't growing corn because of ethanol.
And that's not how farming works. Farmers don't know nor do most care where their corn goes once they cut and sell it. Ethanol may have, many years ago, driven the price of corn up short term. It's not a new market, in fact some plants closed or did not get built. Farmers aren't growing corn because of ethanol.
re: Comments needed on E15 (fuel containing up to 15% ethanol). Do work, OB.
Posted by Tom Selleck on 7/1/16 at 9:13 pm
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If they weren't making good money off it, then they wouldn't be so eager to grow corn to sell for ethenol.
Farmers grow corn to sell to grain elevators. It then can go to many places from there. They have little to no control where it goes, unless they sell directly to a chicken house. Ethanol has done very little to prop up the corn price for growers. Subsidies go to ethanol plants, which doesn't help a farmer, unless he is part owner I guess.
Ethanol is a no win for most everyone involved, except the plant owner I guess. Most farmers don't like it and couldn't care less if ethanol was not around.
re: Johnnys Pizza on Highland
Posted by Tom Selleck on 9/8/15 at 5:27 pm
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solid is a gross overstatement. Less than desirable would be a more accurate depiction. None of the aforementioned establishments hold a candle to its south Louisiana counterpart.
Don't know what establishment would meet your refined palate approval. If you think all of these are less than desirable, I can't help you.
Also, not sure any of these have a "south LA counterpart and didn't know that was a requirement to have good food. Most of them are unique to the area and offer things you can't get elsewhere.
re: Johnnys Pizza on Highland
Posted by Tom Selleck on 9/8/15 at 5:20 pm
In your opinion, what isn't overpriced? Mcdonalds and Wendy's?
re: Johnnys Pizza on Highland
Posted by Tom Selleck on 9/8/15 at 6:07 am
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Message by Paul Allen Food in north LA is an atrocity
Nonna
Cotton
Warehouse #1
Waterfront grill
Does eat place
Danken trail BBQ
Catfish Charlie's
Rays Pege
Mohawk
Rawz cafe
Some pretty solid options I would say.
re: life time license
Posted by Tom Selleck on 11/21/14 at 7:35 pm
Can't print tags online. If you purchase a season license over the phone or online, they will mail tags to you I think. If you have a lifetime license you have to go somewhere that sells license and print deer tags. Makes no sense.
re: Smoked Brisket taste without smoker
Posted by Tom Selleck on 10/28/14 at 9:24 am
There was a series on the food network that ted Allen hosted, can't remember name. They tested food myths. They did a blindfolded taste test with liquid smoke vs smoked on the grill the traditional way. The tasters were expert BBQ and smoke masters. They either couldn't tell the difference or picked the liquid smoke over the traditional way, I can't recall.
re: Whiskey/Bourbon/Scotch appreciation thread
Posted by Tom Selleck on 10/3/14 at 12:55 pm
Gotcha. Seems like it was $40 and $80 the one place I've seen both. $20 extra isn't bad.
re: Whiskey/Bourbon/Scotch appreciation thread
Posted by Tom Selleck on 10/3/14 at 12:32 pm
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Posted by Judge Smails quote: ehtsb So it's worth the extra $20 (compared to the SmB)?
Single barrel is double the $ of the small batch where I've seen it, iirc
re: Rubber boot buddy.....pretty clever little invention
Posted by Tom Selleck on 8/24/14 at 10:07 pm
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Truck beds were made for holding boots (upside down between the cab), empty corn sacks and beer cans.
Unless you drive a 2004-2008 ish F150, and they don't fit so well behind cab.
re: Farmers of the OB, have a question
Posted by Tom Selleck on 7/19/14 at 3:22 pm
Oh yeah. One rain event when beans are ready for harvest, means you may not harvest them. Same with cotton.
re: Farmers of the OB, have a question
Posted by Tom Selleck on 7/19/14 at 9:03 am
What dpark said. Rough figures, $10 per bushel for beans, average irrigated yield 55 bushel ( lots of variables, fertility, rain, insects, plant stand). Cost of production , $250 on low side figuring in rent and fertilizer could push $500 per acre.
On beans, breaking 60 bushels and $10 per bushel is the key. Marketing the crop is the key. Many guys pass up $11 waiting on $11.25 and end up settling for $10.
On beans, breaking 60 bushels and $10 per bushel is the key. Marketing the crop is the key. Many guys pass up $11 waiting on $11.25 and end up settling for $10.
re: Me and Obama pay the same tax rate
Posted by Tom Selleck on 4/11/14 at 3:14 pm
Did Obama pay his fair share?
re: Guilbeau trolls two fan bases with one column
Posted by Tom Selleck on 3/17/14 at 3:59 pm
Best part.....
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BATON ROUGE — It’s the end of the world … as LSU knows it.
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