If I could remain anonymous I would try best I could to remain so. Buy a couple thousand acres of prime land and live right in the middle. Of course would have some nice new toys that I can only dream about now.

Really should be people educated in this field, not rich buniessmen.

I prefer a club style chair that reclines. Seem to hold up better and are more comfortable when not reclined.

Man you can’t really go wrong with any of the guns now. They all shoot great. I personally think savage is the best for the money but the ruger American is nice as well. Also you can find basic Remington 700s at a good price. Academy has a good deal on TC compass right now. It’s on sale for $275 ...

As said above food, cover, and pressure. Planting a variety of fruit trees that drop all different times of the year is always a good option. Plant mixes in your plots that have stuff for different times of the year.

DuckBoat wrote:We found a guy out of bentonia that was real reasonable compared to the guys we checked with from Vicksburg( just clay gravel and washed gravel) His number is hanging on the wall at camp so I don’t have it with me but it may be something to look into.

His name Donnie?

new and improved camo
Any kind of over priced ammo just need something that kills
Scent stuff for deer hunting(guess what they can still smell you with all that high dollar scent blocker and what ever spray is all the rage that year)
Fancy guns, now cheap-o’s are as accurate and realiable as high ...

Is there anything you can plant for an early season bow plot that army worms won't attack? I don't care if I have to replant after bow season but want to try something. Will they still get into Iron Clay peas? I've got some land that back up next to Thrash and I want to get an early jump on him ...

This is why all that can do so legally should carry.

This is why I never plant plots until late September or early October.

Never been a fan of his and this situation sure don’t change that. Pretty obvious what happneded and if you can’t see it you are ignorant.

420 racin wrote:well I'll be damned it's the Russians..again!! They are everywhere conducting research on how dogs see to "influencing" the election to get Trump elected.

Shhh, Benny may hear you.

cupnglide wrote:I’m fussing about paying for the deer/turkey license to legally shoot hogs and coyotes. Now y’all trying to talk me out of $1500 to do the same. Y’all all work for the gubment!

They just trying to make sure that the state can make their payments on that new 17k acres they purchased.

Where do you did most of our saltwater fishing? If you ever come down my way and need a partner hit me up. Would like he to see your flies inaction.

You moved away without buying a lifetime license first?!
Since you own land are capable of claiming dual residency?
For the purpose of buying a lifetime license, no, I don’t believe so. Meaning a nonresident landowner cannot buy a resident lifetime license. You have to be “domiciled” in MS ...