The Original O'l Farts Club.

[SubGirl]

Well I was able to gather myself up and wander down to the grow. One of the three TK/LB starts has shown. Female.......The Fire OG/Blueberry is a female....only one so I can't flip until I have healthy cuts. And Finallly the TK/GD 2 of the 4 have shown.....one male and a female. So, with that said things are coming along.

That’s at least a little good news for the day. I had one female show today and I have roots on the female skunk clones so that’s good. Congrats on the girls…

 

[BubbasPlace]

Well I was able to gather myself up and wander down to the grow. One of the three TK/LB starts has shown. Female.......The Fire OG/Blueberry is a female....only one so I can't flip until I have healthy cuts. And Finallly the TK/GD 2 of the 4 have shown.....one male and a female. So, with that said things are coming along.

Mine ( TK x LB ) are ready to up pot from Dixie cups. Started with 15, couple don't look too hot, others are cruising.

 

[Old Uncle Ben]

Subbie -- When you are oink hunting, and I have done it with bow, crossbow, black powder rifle, 30.06, and .44 Mag pistol...

You find there are three kinds of oink: Shovel hogs and eatin' hogs and barbecue hogs.

Boars fit the first category. <-- Just save the tusks, if you want. Otherwise, "triple-S".

Eatin' hogs can be any size as long as they a female. You would never be able to tell the difference between these and store-bought, trust yer Unca. One of my fave recipes is to take a ham, checkerboard it and insert garlic in the meat, and slow roast in foil. Sooper tender meat just falls off the bone.

Barbecue hogs are little ones. Best of all. NOT available in stores.

These things are destructive, unnatural pests. Nothing in nature can stop them from wiping out natural wildlife. They breed unbelievably fast, and eat everything normally eaten by other critturs. So we shot whatever we would find.

Farmers would always welcome us to go hunt them. TINS.

My go-cart:
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Yep, they are invasive and out of control in Texas. Some groups get together and shoot groups of them out of a helicopter.

 

[BubbasPlace]

I'm sure you'll meet up with her again.

I'm hoping so with my dogs

Absolutely you will. Have no doubt.

 

[Putembk]

Absolutely you will. Have no doubt.

Hope so Bubba. Mrs Pute and I have put down 5 cats and 6 dogs in the 50 years we have been married. This is the first time we have been totally by ourselves. Daughter is is grown and gone and now no pets. Things are gonna be different.

 

[SubGirl]

Subbie -- When you are oink hunting, and I have done it with bow, crossbow, black powder rifle, 30.06, and .44 Mag pistol...

You find there are three kinds of oink: Shovel hogs and eatin' hogs and barbecue hogs.

Boars fit the first category. <-- Just save the tusks, if you want. Otherwise, "triple-S".

Eatin' hogs can be any size as long as they a female. You would never be able to tell the difference between these and store-bought, trust yer Unca. One of my fave recipes is to take a ham, checkerboard it and insert garlic in the meat, and slow roast in foil. Sooper tender meat just falls off the bone.

Barbecue hogs are little ones. Best of all. NOT available in stores.

These things are destructive, unnatural pests. Nothing in nature can stop them from wiping out natural wildlife. They breed unbelievably fast, and eat everything normally eaten by other critturs. So we shot whatever we would find.

Farmers would always welcome us to go hunt them. TINS.

My go-cart:
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We had them come on our property in South Georgia. I use to call my hunter friends to take care of them. We lived in the middle of a tree farm so they came around quite often to destroy our grass. he would bring his bow and pit bull and take care of things.
the little baby ones were really cute

 

[Caveman4.20]

Hope so Bubba. Mrs Pute and I have put down 5 cats and 6 dogs in the 50 years we have been married. This is the first time we have been totally by ourselves. Daughter is is grown and gone and now no pets. Things are gonna be different.

Thanks for being a great friend for many years Pute! Put a smile on your wifes face and make her laugh and enjoy the happy tears together.

 

[OleReynard]

Subbie -- When you are oink hunting, and I have done it with bow, crossbow, black powder rifle, 30.06, and .44 Mag pistol...

You find there are three kinds of oink: Shovel hogs and eatin' hogs and barbecue hogs.

Boars fit the first category. <-- Just save the tusks, if you want. Otherwise, "triple-S".

Eatin' hogs can be any size as long as they a female. You would never be able to tell the difference between these and store-bought, trust yer Unca. One of my fave recipes is to take a ham, checkerboard it and insert garlic in the meat, and slow roast in foil. Sooper tender meat just falls off the bone.

Barbecue hogs are little ones. Best of all. NOT available in stores.

These things are destructive, unnatural pests. Nothing in nature can stop them from wiping out natural wildlife. They breed unbelievably fast, and eat everything normally eaten by other critturs. So we shot whatever we would find.

Farmers would always welcome us to go hunt them. TINS.

My go-cart:
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Here ya go

 

[Gray Wolf]

Good to remember that they eat anything............

 

[Gray Wolf]

Yet another well fed predator!

 

[Unca Walt]

Sorry about your loss ..

I cried too much when mine moved on ..

Wife wants me to get another since it's been 3 yrs ... not yet

There it is. It is clear we all know where @Putembk is right now. So I am with @Patwillie on this one. I wrote a novel while typing around Fuzzy Britches. Still miss him.

 

[Sun&Soil]

Yet another well fed predator!
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Holy fatcoon! Pregnant or corn fed.

11 pages to catch up on. More growing and less posting people. It's going to take over an hour to catch up

 

[Unca Walt]

I don't know how you guys do the ice! I would clinch up like a bank vault! I have to hot soak in bathtub. Hot shower can do it to, just not as well.

Bubba P

@BubbasPlace -- The standard treatment is not a one-off. It goes: HEAT it up, COOL it off.

In that order. When you apply heat, it increases blood flow, removing the stuff*** that gets in muscles that are hurting. Then you cool it off to slow down the metabolism of the colder cells.

*** Lactic acid <-- HEAT assists removing lactic acid buildup better than cold.

Heat it up, cool it down.

NOTE:
"Halfies" work, but only half as good as the whole procedure. <-- This from Dr. Scooter

 

[Unca Walt]

Yet another well fed predator!
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That's Absolute Unit!! My racketycoon that hangs out at Chateau Sneakydicker! I have often described him as a giant hedgehog (tiny legs) with fuzz instead of stickers.

 

[Unca Walt]

the little baby ones were really cute

And taste the best.

 

[SubGirl]

And taste the best.

I’ll bet

 

[bigsur51]

Heat it up
Cool it down

that is what she said


-11 degrees here and falling like a rock….<————- tins



.WIND CHILL WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 5 PM MST /6 PM CST/
FRIDAY TO 11 AM MST /NOON CST/ TUESDAY...

* WHAT...For the Winter Weather Advisory, blowing snow.
Additional snow accumulations of up to one inch. Winds gusting
as high as 45 mph. For the Wind Chill Advisory, very cold wind
chills expected. Wind chills as low as 20 below zero. For the
Wind Chill Warning, dangerously cold wind chills expected. Wind
chills as low as 35 below zero.

 

[Boo]

And you chose to live there, right? I’ve got a spare room for you and the Swede if you’re so inclined…

 

[SubGirl]

And taste the best.

This guy that I bought my fish to stock my pond with claimed to have killed this monster Hogzilla. He had a big fish farm where I bought the Georgia giants bream and catfish. He said that this hog must have been feeding on fish food for a while. After I looked it up, it may be a bullshit story. He also said that he was a bullfrog expert but knew nothing about them when I brought my tadpoles for him to see.

Monster swine ‘Hogzilla’ was real, experts say

A team of National Geographic experts has confirmed south Georgia’s monster hog, known to locals as Hogzilla, was indeed real — and really, really big.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Sun&Soil]

Sorry to read about your loss @Putembk
My heart aches for you and your Mrs. May you two find brighter days soon.