So, whatever happened with 6 mile and the weir?

baby powder on your feet will prevent sweating

I pay $100/acre for dry land cotton ground in the hills

Folks down the road rent out river bottom dry land bean ground for $65 an acre

Go west about 100 miles. Duck hunting in your part of the world is decent at best

I used to be in Oxberry Bayou. All i can say is the Cons of High fence definitely out weigh the Pros.

bigwater wrote:The dept should have waited until this front came through and then flown their survey.

Better yet they should fly the survey again this week. See what effect the recent
Cold front had on the duck numbers

They do it every week

don't look like cut worms to me. the upper leaves looked really curled in, some of mine look the same i'm not sure what it is I've never seen it.

save the money and google 'cool bot' It really works. I plan on installing one in my shop this summer.

What's the average price per acre to lease pasture?

I do know pork from raising your own hogs is much better tasting than what you can buy. Doesn't cost much more for home grown pork, but it's definitely not as economical as walking in Walmart and buying a pork chop

you don't know what grade the meat is until you slaughter them. I'm referring to the amount of marbling in the meat. If all your concerned with is hamburger then you can't go wrong, but if it's prime steaks you're after you might be disappointed. It's a gamble really whether you have the low grade ...

the front may push them out, but will probably push more down. This front is the strongest of the season so far, so hopefully the teal will be riding it on down

Tallahatchie hunts located in Swan Lake, Ms. great people and great hunting

yeah thanks, just trying to solve an argument

How long ago did they stop putting putting Avise on the duck bands?