He is! Crop rotation solves a lot of problems. In this case, the cow/calf and feeding operation has surpassed the ability to provide food stuffs. They don’t have the acres to support the herd. So, it’s corn on corn, year after year.
He is! Crop rotation solves a lot of problems. In this case, the cow/calf and feeding operation has surpassed the ability to provide food stuffs. They don’t have the acres to support the herd. So, it’s corn on corn, year after year.
Never gets old seeing that for an old farm boy like me. As my dad would say, “Cleaned off, up, and sucking “.First calf of this season at my daughter's place:
Just hit the ground and mom's cleaning her up.
Woke the Cat up and she's put out by the whole thing.
On her feet and hungry.
Hiked Stone Mountain with the Wife this past weekend. That's Atlanta on the left and Buckhead on the right.
Just got in from a long hard day. This song just made everything right! Thank You, TB
Mike
I know it's maddening as hell to have a kick ass rimfire/trainer like that and can't get the joy you're seeking. Maddening, but just can't stop.
Imagine if it ended up loving Blazer? Wholly shit. Glad you survived the day. It must have been tough all over because I ran to Youtube to hear it just to settle down. Jesse wrote a great tune and I like her & Waylon's version, but Allison's just blows my fucking mind.
Luckily this one isn't really for me. My trainer is a Sako Quad in a manners t4. This one is for my youngest to shoot. He wanted to move up from his little ar with irons and start shooting farther at smaller stuff with a scoped gun. I go through this with all my rimfire. Sometimes one will surprise you with whatnit likes!I know it's maddening as hell to have a kick ass rimfire/trainer like that and can't get the joy you're seeking. Maddening, but just can't stop.
Yup, and I agree with 1J’s post, I personally don’t care what it likes, as long it REALLY likes it. As mentioned earlier/above, both our 22’s get a steady diet of Wolf ME. Some lots are better than others. I’m not sure the difference between Target and Extra as I’m not a 22 guru. Seeing how they don’t give away a new Corvette at the end of the day here for dead Starling count, I’m ok with it.
Geno,
That scope is entirely wrong for that Lil ol 22. Send it to me and I'll put it on a proper rifle and give you a Simmons or maybe even a NC Star to replace it.
I don't really care what they like either. Always hoping it's something cheap but i have yet to buy one that like something like cci sv. A have a fair number of different ones to try in stock still.
Mike, I had a cheap scope in it for a weekend. Cash couldn't get comfortable behind. I was watching him struggle a bit. I swapped this of my 223ai when my AMG came back from Vortex. I was concerned he might not be able to see the reticle when it was all the way down on 3x but the first thing he said was, " WOW!! That's is bright!!" I asked if he could see the cross hairs and he could so for now it'll ride on here.
Mike, I had a cheap scope in it for a weekend. Cash couldn't get comfortable behind. I was watching him struggle a bit. I swapped this of my 223ai when my AMG came back from Vortex. I was concerned he might not be able to see the reticle when it was all the way down on 3x but the first thing he said was, " WOW!! That's is bright!!" I asked if he could see the cross hairs and he could so for now it'll ride on here.
My view from last Saturday.
My daughter's high school team won State Championship in Gymnastics last weekend. That 5th in a row for her school, and third in a row for her. Just had to brag a little. My daughter is front, center, left of the trophy.
My daughter's high school team won State Championship in Gymnastics last weekend. That 5th in a row for her school, and third in a row for her. Just had to brag a little. My daughter is front, center, left of the trophy.
Burning some 7018 on new shanks....many more pounds of rods yet to spark up.....
totally making me homesick
Good equipment pays for itself.
Some might think you're spoiling Cash, others will believe he's learning great economic lessons from dad.
Good on you brother.
Yesterday outside the Superior Court Entrance where I get to great the public during that little collateral duty. I know I've posted up a bunch of pics from the Courthouse, but this one just looked to good to pass up as I was staring at the Orb.
For those of you "Mature" enough to remember, just how fitting is this when you think of "The Prisoner".
Now I have to read a PM the equivalent of War and Peace and Mein Kampf.
I know I've posted up a bunch of pics from the Courthouse, but this one just looked to good to pass up as I was staring at the Orb. For those of you "Mature" enough to remember, just how fitting is this when you think of "The Prisoner".
Now I have to read a PM the equivalent of War and Peace and Mein Kampf.
Congratulations Team !!!! We got ourselves one proud Pop, exactly as it should be. Good for them and damn good for you for supporting the sports activities that are so important, regardless of the sport, to help structure our young adults. Who owns this game? Baton Rouge High owns this game!!
Again, building memories of a lifetime, but more importantly "CONFIDENCE" !!!!
Thanks 1J04. It’s been a LOT of work. 2 1/2 years ago, she started on this team in a brace, on crutches, with a broken leg. She broke it during practice during the summer. I didn’t think she had a chance of competing again, but she damn sure proved me wrong. Shame on me, huh.
Actually, my daughter’s school is Caddo Magnet High School. Baton Rouge High School was the host of the tournament, and Caddo’s biggest nemesis.
Last edited:
Thanks 1J04. It’s been a LOT of work. 2 1/2 years ago, she started on this team in a brace, on crutches, with a broken leg. She broke it during practice during the summer. I didn’t think she had a chance of competing again, but she damn sure proved me wrong. Shame on me, huh.
Actually, my daughter’s school is Caddo Magnet High School. Baton Rouge High School was the host of the tournament, and Caddo’s biggest nemesis.
I apologize Brother. I took it for granted of course due to the Trophy. A LOT OF WORK. *Me with a big shit eating grin* Yes, a lot of work. It's not easy, that's for sure. I love NOTHING more than to see PARENTS involved in their kids lives. It's disgusting I even have to say that like it's some kind of oddity, but it is now. I don't have time, nor would it make sense, to type out everything we all know. Parental involvement is NOT the norm anymore. Regardless, kudos again to you and yours. My eldest destroyed, and i mean DESTROYED his Radius and Ulna in High School during a Football game. That kid carries two horrific scars from the sports surgeon who was the sports surgeon for the LA Lakers and the Sacramento Kings. He still has his plates in, just like his ole man,
but you shoulda seen how he bounced back. Gotta be amazed at how some of our young'ns bounce back and determined not to be held back by an inevitable bump in the road.
Thanks, practice with good equipment can make for better practice. Buzz has gotten the same treatment. Jamie too ?
Man I spent a lot of time in that place lol. As a kid I must add. Grandma was risk manager and grandpa was department of public works. Got to go in all the secret places in that court house?Yesterday outside the Superior Court Entrance where I get to great the public during that little collateral duty.
For those of you "Mature" enough to remember, just how fitting is this when you think of "The Prisoner".
Now I have to read a PM the equivalent of War and Peace and Mein Kampf.
View attachment 6900388
Quite the cavern in there ain't it? 5/5 will be my 21st year running around that majestic building. It never gets old. Simply amazing structure.
I’m jealous of some of you that are getting to shoot without ice and snow. I’m ready for things to change, but it’s been taking its sweet time. It’s starting to show a little more on the river.
Visited my primary care physician for the first time in two years today. I know, I've been slacking. Drove down to between Mantua and Mill Creek and got some ribs from my spot. Beautiful day, and then sort of wistful when I realized where we had parked.
On the way, 'coz sometimes you just can't pass up that snapper. You know how it is.
Sugared soda, coz there ain't no diabetes in the 'hood.
My partner in crime, and the sides. The place makes Southern Comfort Cake to die for, but I'm trying to forget that.
Heart attack in my lap, long pork ribs in spicy BBQ sauce rub, mac n' cheese, and the best greens in Philly. These people burn. I first went in '79.
And then I noticed this. I sort of felt like we were being watched over by the departed, and felt a bit of sadness that they couldn't enjoy this themselves.
Four years ago, they might well have been. From 2014:
On the way, 'coz sometimes you just can't pass up that snapper. You know how it is.
Sugared soda, coz there ain't no diabetes in the 'hood.
My partner in crime, and the sides. The place makes Southern Comfort Cake to die for, but I'm trying to forget that.
Heart attack in my lap, long pork ribs in spicy BBQ sauce rub, mac n' cheese, and the best greens in Philly. These people burn. I first went in '79.
And then I noticed this. I sort of felt like we were being watched over by the departed, and felt a bit of sadness that they couldn't enjoy this themselves.
Four years ago, they might well have been. From 2014:
Last edited:
Similar threads
