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February and March are the months I’ve caught my heaviest fish. That being said , it’s one or two bites a day ( maybe).

Have you bought a litter robot yet ? They’re the bee’s knees.

When I get home I open my boxes and run a box fan on them overnight .

That’s great Koz! Congratulations.

10 HP sounds about right.

I trapped him , and every stray cat in the neighborhood .

Looks like I’m gonna be adopting a dog soon. Somebody dumped her last week near my house . The wife has been feeding her and building trust , slowly. This morning she came to a whistle and wagged her tail while tug-of-warring the water bowl. Progress.

That’s a good point. Sorting through them and discarding anything that is hard to cut with a knife or pliers is important.

I go to the tire shops and ask if they have any junk wheel weights.

Well bless your heart ! I try to avoid them at all cost.

My superpower is attracting game wardens. I think it’s my winning personality.

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Sweet mercy , that’s a lot of skunks.

I have 5 chickens and 1 duck. There were 13 and 5 before my battle with a skunk. He got what was coming to him, but it took a while. Anywhichway , now I’m only collecting 3 eggs a day and I hate skunks.

I’m talking about making decisions not speed of retreive .

Slowing down increases the odds of catching bigger fish

That’s beautiful work. Whittling is so peaceful… usually.

The way you read MICRO GUIDES SUCK ! was hilarious.

I went fishing with my Dad this afternoon. The thermometer in the suburban showed 92 degrees.

Yeah!

I have combos and lures that catch more than others, but I don’t believe it’s luck.

Auctions are my favorite pastime ! That sounds like a good one too. Congrats x3 on the sweet boat !

I try to stay away from the lake during tournament days. Too much drama .

Usually for most soft plastics purple is my go to , but a guy who knows stuff at my home reservoir recommended I try a black lizard with a blue tail (Carolina rigged). I took his advice and wow I’m glad I did.

I like idling my boat through coves at night with my spotlights pointing into the water. One time my son and I saw a largemouth swim under the boat that made my 9#er look small. We went back to that area over and over, but never saw her again.