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I don’t have much to add to this thread other than my grandfather was with the first marine division on the island of Peleliu and in the Guadalcanal conflict.

He was a farm boy from Garden City, Kansas, who enlisted in the Marines
My grandfather was adopted as his biological family gave him and his sister up during the great depression.

Met a lifelong friend on the beaches in the south Pacific moved his family out of Garden City when they returned to South Louisiana

He didn’t talk about the war very much, but on very rare occasions when he had one too many beers. Once such occasion, we were playing golf at Briarwood on airline and he was in his 80s. He was just watching and riding in the cart and drinking and he told me stories about machine gun nests wiping out many of his friends. Discovering caves in the rocky cliffs when the tide was out. Flamethrower filling caves up with fire and enemy soldiers bailing out on fire.

That Generation saw some tough shite.

Dramamine

Start one day before. Continue till trip ends.

Flying Wrenches F150 buyers guide

I start a new job in two weeks and it’s heavy teams meetings. I’m told company uses Claude. I need to learn it quickly.

Wrote half a book outline, blended two songs, write multiple posts on platforms, validate some data and probably something else.

Squirrels at the smallest, bunch of small hogs in my area.

Yes

I have one. A 24 PR 4x4. 21k so far. Only issue is the roof rails have some corrosion and getting it redone under warranty.

It’s the warranty I like. 5 years 100k miles bumper to bumper.

I use the stealership for all maintenance.

This is my second titan. The first one was 180k with only a fuel pump failure.

I like em. I needed a truck after the cp4 killed my f250. While I miss my ford size and power and space, the titan is powerful. Smooth. No turbos. No cp4. No start stop tech. It’s a v8 4x4 truck.

Hard to get it that simple these days.

It’s been a while since I’ve posted here. Life has been a bit of a whirlwind lately. I took a company-mandated sabbatical, only to be laid off while I was on it. :wah: Then, just two days later, hackers got into my account and made off with thousands.
Despite all that, the hunting season itself was a great one. I was able to tag a nice 9-point on low-fence South Texas, and my son tagged one too—on the very same day. A few weeks ago, I was also invited to Cactus Flat Ranch outside Eagle Pass for a nilgai hunt with the Double Down Feed crew, where I took my first nilgai bull.
Overall, an excellent hunting season with a pretty rough ending to the year.
Cheers, guys! :cheers:

Go to any outfitter from Victoria Tx to Eagle Pass. It’s infested with birds.