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The meltdown tonight will be something of which no man has witnessed before

You haven't been around much then

And we haven't really been melting leading up to this. And I don't expect us to melt if we lose :dunno:

re: Games today

Posted by No Colors on 1/1/26 at 7:10 am to
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we are one dimension and can’t run the ball

Well they're right about this part
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and all active locations were visited by state regulators within the last six months

So it sounds like the inspectors were paid to look the other way. Or they just pencil whipped the inspections and never really visited.

So that's another layer to this onion of fraud.

re: Togo Island/Swamp Donkey Sting

Posted by No Colors on 12/29/25 at 5:40 pm to
The latest rumor on this is that they are investigating the presence of farm raised deer transported onto the property for clients to harvest. They apparently have a money and paperwork trail back to a deer farn.
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harsh punishment deters crime

You're swapping words here and misrepresenting the position.

Harsh penalties prevent crime. Who really cares about deterrence?

Criminals don't think. They act. And they can't act on Crime #2 if they're already incarcerated for Crime #1.

The primary deterrent for crime is prosperity and access to upward mobility. The primary preventive element is incarceration.
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We already know, conclusively, that harsher punishments do not deter crime.

El Salvador was essentially a failed state run by criminal gangs. Until they elected a president who quickly incarcerated approximately 1% of the population in horrific conditions.

Violent crime dropped by over 90%.

Not only did harsh punishment remove the criminals from the equation, it deterred new criminals from taking their place.

You are simply wrong about this.

re: Togo Island/Swamp Donkey Sting

Posted by No Colors on 12/26/25 at 10:29 am to
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Meh, the term is maligned unnecessarily.

I agree. You don't shoot management bucks to increase antler size. You shoot them to reduce deer population.

Last weekend my nephew killed a 225# buck that was 15 inches wide and a 6pt with heavy horns. Probably at least 5yo or maybe 6 or 7yo.

We shot him because we shoot our bucks when they get to that age regardless of antler size. If they antlers are big, then it's a trophy. If the antkers are small, then it's a management buck

re: Will the texas bowl be televised?

Posted by No Colors on 12/26/25 at 7:53 am to
It's on the Longhorn Network

re: Togo Island/Swamp Donkey Sting

Posted by No Colors on 12/25/25 at 9:31 pm to
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know exactly who the jeranamo poster is. lol.

I am basically his neighbor and I have no idea who he is. But I know his type.
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that he should get more time because he initially played at a lower level

The Pavia ruling -- if I understand it correctly -- basically says that JC doesn't count. Which has crazy implications. So basically Mississippi can have a two year JC farm program. Where kids can play and theoretically even get paid. While competing to earn a spot at either State or OM..where they will have 5 years to play 4. We could have guys 25 years old making millions a year playing college football and then basically retiring.
Yes and the fans will give him his trophy next Sept in Oxford

re: Togo Island/Swamp Donkey Sting

Posted by No Colors on 12/25/25 at 1:01 pm to
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No one warden came to Togo.

Wardens have been investigating this issue for months. They've been all over Togo and SD looking for baiting sites.

Just because you were there the day that raided SD doesn't mean Togo wasn't investigated and cleared.

And: what is all of this misinformation that you refer to? If we're wrong, tell us what's right. Since you know......

re: Togo Island/Swamp Donkey Sting

Posted by No Colors on 12/25/25 at 11:55 am to
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bow kills of 155” from 2023, 160” from 2024 and of course the 160” velvet.

I know. I've been insanely jealous of that guy ever since I read that. I hope he comes back and tells us the stories in detail.

We need some real hunters in here for a change

re: Togo Island/Swamp Donkey Sting

Posted by No Colors on 12/25/25 at 10:14 am to
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the amount of speculation above is comical.

Such as?
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deer from this year prove that above is a lot of misinformation.

What is the misinformation?
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there were no wardens on the property.

Not correct according to a warden I spoke with who was on the raid. They checked Togo as well. But as I said above (if you actually read it) they found no violations on Togo.

re: A Little Fun With Pictures

Posted by No Colors on 12/24/25 at 7:00 pm to
BoarEd and his Q era delusions.

Reminds me of fake oval office sets and Guantanomo tribunals

re: Togo Island/Swamp Donkey Sting

Posted by No Colors on 12/22/25 at 3:58 pm to
Yeah details are starting to come out.

They are definitely on pace to make this an example.

I heard today -- and this might be Bovine Scatology -- that the reason there has been no press release yet, is that they are reviewing camera footage and drawing up tickets for each incident of baiting.

And that they basically worked on it all week and by the time they knocked off work on Friday they had documented 200 violations. And they're still working through the data.
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Still in great position to get an impact player

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still in the position of needing several impact players

Fixed it

re: Togo Island/Swamp Donkey Sting

Posted by No Colors on 12/21/25 at 1:07 pm to
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Ms Bryant died in 2011

Maggie died in 2021 (just to be clear).

I did speak to a law enforcement officer who was familiar with the raid. Didn't pick up a lot more information other than the stories I heard when it happened. But some clarification:

It was Swamp Donkey -- the pay to hunt place -- not Togo that got busted.

The Togo guys don't bait. So some of them were a bit worn out with the idea that their neighbor did so very aggressively.

Feeders, cameras, and at least one cell phone was confiscated. Tickets were issued.

Some pay hunters were obviously upset by the disruption to their hunt.

That's about all I gleaned from the conversation.
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frick you hick.

Sick burn, hillbilly boy.

Come back when you can pass a 7th grade grammar class.