I was at unnamed wma yesterday n of vburg. Lots of young frat stars there. I'm 47 and was one of the old guys there. Lots of jacked up trucks with lightbars. I did see a fellow in some bad booty old school rubber waders in green. He looked as if he'd hunted there in the old days. Was cool to see.

Post up your hunting attire and lets see if you are "frat star" or not. Who the heck came up with that name anyway? Mine: Cheap military poly pro brown zip long johns. Old LL Bean wool shirt, green/brown. Either Mcalister pull over brown or my cool new Drake Strata coat I copied from Wildf...

Wildfowler I know you as upset as I am to find out we are not cool bc of our drake coats. I like both of mine, wearing vest now at work. Only thing I don't like is the China tag Btw I just got a Sitka vest. China Checked and Orvis rain jacket, Indonesia My old Mcalister wading vest China Is Filson t...

I saw a ton of snipe in the old lake were hunting opening weekend. Man I wanted to shoot them.

It's a good thing that fellah is not in English class.

Get the cheap burlap camo at Walmart for your backer. Then put natural on it.

Took the rhino back in yesterday for a right rear axle. Fixed it in one day at a reasonable price. I hope y'all support this guy. Nice guy, speedy, good work and reasonable prices.

Fly Timber

Grenada

Just bought a bunch of cypress from them.

www.burbankgoose.com

I've always dreamed of going to Pauls ponds too.

I took my rhino and my neighbors Honda 4 wheeler in for service. Mine only needed an oil change and lube; ready in 1 day. Honda needed a new carb, 2 day's; really reasonable prices. Joe, the owner is a really nice guy. I'd highly recommend these guys.

I sent u a pm. Isola

Just got my new banded red zone insulated.
They are by far the most comfortable waders I've ever put on. Can't wait to test em out.

Is that your field N of Swiftown on the East side?

Thx

Does lacrosse make macks waders

We used to go to the Norfork at the White; Roses trout dock 27 years ago in college.

We used a john boat with a trolling motor on the front and rear. We'd float with the current and just keep the boat straight. Spinning reel with corn and lots of beer. Always caught a lot.

Good luck.