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Antler Shed is the best blind I've ever been in.
Louisiana Land Bank has been great to work with.
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Yea riverdawgs are very good, wm bulldawgs, gold culture, swamp donkeys are all very good. Knights from Monroe pretty good too.

The stud from riverdawgs is best player in the state imo. Great kid and great family. I think he is the WM kid


Having played all these teams multiple times in the last year, the Riverdogs were the best of the bunch. That said, WM and SD had some big pickups from the 2030 class. That SD lineup is murders row now if they keep the 2030 Port City kid fulltime.

re: Phrases that set off your soy-dar

Posted by Palo Gaucho on 2/6/26 at 10:16 am to
"Right side of history"
Top players from all those teams would make a stout high school class.
Are most of these 2031 kids part of the Pelicans organization?
Tech, and 40+ schools like Tech, need to either drop down to FCS or form a new division. NIL and the transfer portal have created a gulf between the top of the Power 4 and everybody else.

re: Food plots for dummies

Posted by Palo Gaucho on 1/27/26 at 9:47 am to
Before you start putting in plots, I would talk to the NRCS about getting enrolled in the CSP program. While there isn't an enhancement specifically for food plots there are other activities (timber thinning, burning, patch openings, etc...) that you can get paid to do that go hand in hand with food plots. For example on a tract I bought about 5 years ago that sounds very similar to yours, I've done patchwork burning, thinned to a 60 BA, marked my SMZs, put in patch openings, and few other things and got paid to do all of it. I put my food plots in after the logging operation so that the loggers would mess up existing plots, to position them correctly long term based on residual timber stand, and to save some money on equipment costs. Putting iron in the woods gets expensive quick.
The Republican party is terrible and can't get out of their own way. There are way too many "principled conservatives" when it comes time to get stuff done. The Dems, for as big of a shite show as they are, always get there members in line when needed. :banghead:
Recently, for the first time in my life, I retired a stick of chapstick that I had from package to trashcan. Felt like a huge accomplishment. :lol:
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Why I am really impressed with John Fleming for US Senator


Because he's not Cassidy

re: Buck Brush Seedlings

Posted by Palo Gaucho on 1/5/26 at 3:49 pm to
Check with IFCO near Deridder. They likely grow some button bush. If they don't have it, call the NRCS and see where they're sourcing it for the WRE plantings they do each year.
If swimming is involved, not any of the southeastern states.
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Wife’s 30-06 used to fire a round when she’d click the safety off. It’s a known problem with that Remington model.


My brother's Remington did the same, years ago. We were sighting it in the the first time it happened I got on him pretty good. He chambered another round and it went off as soon as he clicked the safety off. Never shot it again.
1. Hark the Herald Angels Sing

2. Oh Come All Ye Faithful

re: Box Blind Options

Posted by Palo Gaucho on 12/2/25 at 8:19 am to
I have sliders in mine. The windows are tight. No bugs get in.