| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Death Valley, Sec. 408 |
| Biography: | Raised in Beekman, La. 'nuff said |
| Interests: | Football, hunting and fishing |
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| Number of Posts: | 3921 |
| Registered on: | 12/2/2011 |
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If I had to have one it would be 300BO
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re: What shotgun shells for pigs?
Posted by 007mag on 10/7/25 at 8:07 pm to Carlos the Tiger
re: Scope for Deer Rifle?
Posted by 007mag on 10/6/25 at 8:32 am to tigersgeauxballzdeep
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Bergara B14 HMR 7mm PRC
IIRC that's a 9lb+ rifle so I would look at a light scope like a Vortex Razor LHT.
re: Best Deer Feeder?
Posted by 007mag on 9/30/25 at 8:01 pm to tigersgeauxballzdeep
All Season
If you have bears don't go with lighter than 600lbs and drive minimum of 3 T post to ratchet strap them in place or they will push them over and pull off the lid. I run mine year round but quit filling after the season. Solar panel keeps battery charged and nothing locks up from sitting dormant all summer.
ETA if you don't have bears you can get an economical version from Buc-ees
If you have bears don't go with lighter than 600lbs and drive minimum of 3 T post to ratchet strap them in place or they will push them over and pull off the lid. I run mine year round but quit filling after the season. Solar panel keeps battery charged and nothing locks up from sitting dormant all summer.
ETA if you don't have bears you can get an economical version from Buc-ees
re: Any Taurus pistol owners?
Posted by 007mag on 9/23/25 at 7:23 pm to SouthernInsanity
I had one that had a sketchy safety. If you tried to shoot it double action with the safety on it'd let you pull the trigger then everything would get in a bind. It wouldn't shoot with safety on but in a SHTF situation you could possibly end up with a gun that identified as a brick. Traded it and a $100 for a real beretta.
Don't own a tractor and have never pulled a blade. But I'm from the "It's better to have it and not need it..." school of thought and these ole boys bring up some pretty good points. So, if I ever buy one it'll have offset. :cheers:
re: Head light for woods
Posted by 007mag on 8/29/25 at 8:02 am to freshtigerbait
My Go To
It clips to my cap bill and swivels so I can see in bow case while prepping at the truck. It also has red led which doesn't impair my night vision while walking in so I can recognize trees and landmarks without lighting up the entire area.
It clips to my cap bill and swivels so I can see in bow case while prepping at the truck. It also has red led which doesn't impair my night vision while walking in so I can recognize trees and landmarks without lighting up the entire area.
I like Fitzgerald Rods however, I fish baitcast reels so can't speak for spinning rods.
Seth Micheals picked me up in Jacksonville Fl. driving a Porsche Cayenne. I asked if Uber paid that well and he replied he's in the movie industry and driving uber just to do something during the strike. This was June of 2023. I had to google him but he wasn't lying.
I also have a friend who was a doctor in Venezuala and moved back to the states. He drove Uber just to stay busy while getting his licenses squared away here.
I also have a friend who was a doctor in Venezuala and moved back to the states. He drove Uber just to stay busy while getting his licenses squared away here.
Dreams are private little movies from God meant just for us and should never be shared with others. :spank:
The good ole days.
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re: 5-Pin Bow Sight Distances - Spot&Stalk
Posted by 007mag on 6/22/25 at 5:57 pm to CalcasieuTiger
I use this style
I have a 3 pin hybrid set to 20-30-40 for quick "keep it simple" hunting sight and use the slider for long distance backyard practice where there yardage is exact and the styrofoam don't flinch. It's available in 5 pin as well.
I have a 3 pin hybrid set to 20-30-40 for quick "keep it simple" hunting sight and use the slider for long distance backyard practice where there yardage is exact and the styrofoam don't flinch. It's available in 5 pin as well.
Yeah, Im thinking you're wanting to go on public land and shoot like you own the place. That don't happen as far as I'm aware, you have to shoot at the range or do like us and shoot in the backyard. :cheers:
re: Older Monroe baws/bawettes need your help; tonga Island drinks
Posted by 007mag on 6/22/25 at 12:08 pm to samson73103
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Tonga Island was before my time
You and I disagree on the term "Pretty Old".
OP I've had a few of them scorpions, but don't recall the flavor much less the the ingredients. :lol:
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good ole LA baws out there helping people
It should've stayed this instead of becoming commercialized and corrupt.
re: Where can one buy Hog corn and Hog feeders in Louisiana?
Posted by 007mag on 6/6/25 at 11:52 am to Crappieman
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LSU AgCenter's Southeast Regional Director Glen Gentry said
"We ran preference trials, and we found out that dehydrated pogey fish is what they would leave whole shell corn for, so we made a bunch of comparisons. The whole shell corn was always our control, and we compared all kinds of things to it and the dehydrated fish. They ate the fish before they would go eat the corn,"
Don't worry about what I'm driving, Just get out of my way whether I'm in my F150 or the O'lady's Hybrid. 75 in the fast lane, I drive faster than that on the shoulder getting around pricks like you. :doublebird:
re: Anybody here ever have/had Thyroid issues or cancer?
Posted by 007mag on 5/31/25 at 4:47 pm to SallysHuman
I had Hyperthyroidism/Graves,
Symptoms:
Trembling Hands
Atrial Fibrillation
Always Hot
Bulged eyes
Extreme weight loss
Extreme anger issues
Symptoms:
Trembling Hands
Atrial Fibrillation
Always Hot
Bulged eyes
Extreme weight loss
Extreme anger issues
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Time doesn't matter as much as temps.
Get you a good meat thermometer. I use the 3-2-1 method but rely on over time.
Gorilla makes some good ammo for 300BO. From 110 grn Barnes to 205grn Pig Punishers.
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