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re: Had to post this, Karen absolutely goes nuts on some hunters and they get the last laugh!
Posted by Grebe on 1/17/26 at 6:26 am to Lonnie Utah
I know -- but topically relevant nonetheless. I suspect some may not realize that what that woman is doing is actually illegal in certain states.
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The comment above on fit is spot on. The Beretta is a fine gun. But it either fits or it doesn't. I was close to buying one a couple of years ago. I went with the more boring choice of an auto instead because nothing fits me unless I can drop the stock with a shim.
re: Had to post this, Karen absolutely goes nuts on some hunters and they get the last laugh!
Posted by Grebe on 1/16/26 at 9:13 pm to WildcatMike
La. R.S. 56:648.1 - Harassment and disturbance prohibited
No person shall engage in any of the following activities on lands or waters managed by the state pursuant to R.S. 56:781 through R.S. 56:787, or upon private lands or waters where a hunter, trapper, or fisherman has been given permission by the owner or his agent to take wild animals:
(1) Interfere with the lawful taking of a wild animal by a hunter, trapper, or fisherman or interfere with the process of taking, with intent to prevent the taking.
(2) Disturb a wild animal, or engage in any activity or place any object or substance that will tend to disturb or otherwise affect the behavior of a wild animal, with intent to prevent or hinder its lawful taking.
(3) Disturb any hunter, trapper, or fisherman who is engaged in the lawful taking of a wild animal or who is engaged in the process of taking, with intent to dissuade or otherwise prevent the taking, or to prevent such person's enjoyment of the outdoors.
(4) Enter or remain upon state-managed lands or waters or upon private lands or waters with intent to violate the provisions of this Section.
(5) Enter or remain upon any private property, including nonnavigable water, owned by another through the use of a floating duck blind or any other float or boat used for the purpose of hunting migratory waterfowl without the express, written permission of the landowner, lessee, lessor, or hunting club or organization authorized to hunt on the land.
No person shall engage in any of the following activities on lands or waters managed by the state pursuant to R.S. 56:781 through R.S. 56:787, or upon private lands or waters where a hunter, trapper, or fisherman has been given permission by the owner or his agent to take wild animals:
(1) Interfere with the lawful taking of a wild animal by a hunter, trapper, or fisherman or interfere with the process of taking, with intent to prevent the taking.
(2) Disturb a wild animal, or engage in any activity or place any object or substance that will tend to disturb or otherwise affect the behavior of a wild animal, with intent to prevent or hinder its lawful taking.
(3) Disturb any hunter, trapper, or fisherman who is engaged in the lawful taking of a wild animal or who is engaged in the process of taking, with intent to dissuade or otherwise prevent the taking, or to prevent such person's enjoyment of the outdoors.
(4) Enter or remain upon state-managed lands or waters or upon private lands or waters with intent to violate the provisions of this Section.
(5) Enter or remain upon any private property, including nonnavigable water, owned by another through the use of a floating duck blind or any other float or boat used for the purpose of hunting migratory waterfowl without the express, written permission of the landowner, lessee, lessor, or hunting club or organization authorized to hunt on the land.
re: Minnesota- what went wrong?
Posted by Grebe on 1/10/26 at 5:02 pm to RandySavage
Minneapolis is sort of like Houston, but cold and liberal.
re: Why are all those northern Midwest/Great Lakes states so liberal?
Posted by Grebe on 1/8/26 at 3:00 pm to theliontamer
Minnesota sucks.
re: How many pieces of jewelry can a gentleman get away with besides a watch and wedding ring?
Posted by Grebe on 12/31/25 at 5:48 pm to shutterspeed
None.
re: Last Minute CLE Check In
Posted by Grebe on 12/30/25 at 7:20 am to RanchoLaPuerto
I have to get 15 hours for my area of specialization. It is hard to do in Louisiana and I can't wait until the end of the year to look for credits. I may present in 2026 to get my hours. If I recall correctly, you can get six hours of credit for a one-hour CLE that is presented solo and with written materials.
re: Hangover from Christmas Eve
Posted by Grebe on 12/25/25 at 3:12 pm to UptownJoeBrown
I recommend Goody's powder and a Zing Zang bloody.
re: Hunting Ear Protection
Posted by Grebe on 12/23/25 at 4:42 pm to SmokinBurger
The Howard Leight earphones mentioned above are a very good option that I've used extensively. I have also used the Walker earphones but I don't like the sound quality on those. For the past couple of years I've been using these plugs: LINK With the plugs I do lose some hearing but not so much that it affects my ability to hunt. The plugs are of course easier to wear.
I was given a toy howitzer in the 70s. It had plastic artillery shells that you could load it with.
I hate that twelve yats of Christmas song.
CapeCodPeace
re: Patrick Queen fishing intro
Posted by Grebe on 12/15/25 at 6:50 pm to Huskertiger2
I go to his pro shop in New Roads all the time. Highly recommended.
re: Low Recoil 30-06
Posted by Grebe on 12/12/25 at 2:43 pm to Old Man and a Porch
Maybe this? LINK
re: 1st world problem of the day
Posted by Grebe on 12/11/25 at 7:44 pm to Nado Jenkins83
This seems kind of third world...
re: Who remembers dancing in Murphy's when this song came on.
Posted by Grebe on 12/6/25 at 8:45 pm to Jim Rockford
Deleted double-post.
re: Who remembers dancing in Murphy's when this song came on.
Posted by Grebe on 12/6/25 at 8:45 pm to Jim Rockford
Deleted double-post.
re: Who remembers dancing in Murphy's when this song came on.
Posted by Grebe on 12/6/25 at 8:45 pm to Jim Rockford
I don't recall that song. I do recall the Bitch Better Have My Money song, which was peak Murphy's if you were loaded enough to try to dance up some leg for late-night.
re: What is the best office prank you either did or saw?
Posted by Grebe on 12/2/25 at 3:15 pm to Purplehaze
Not really a prank, but a colleague of mine barfed in the CEO's office after getting shite-faced during a non-approved holiday event in the office. I'm not aware that she ever found out about that either.
I bought the Viper G2 youth model in 20 gauge for my son. It has been a good gun. A few notes:
- In order to shoot light loads reliably, it must be broken in with two boxes of heavier game loads. No big deal, and it says that in the instructions.
- Ours has been reliable after following the procedure described above. Most of the shells we use are light quail loads and I only buy the cheap stuff. Said another way, it isn't picky about ammunition.
- It is easy to clean, which is good because...
- It does shoot dirty and does need to be cleaned. How often I am not exactly sure, but I clean the gas piston and magazine tube around 200 rounds.
- The gun has surprisingly good "feel;" it is not heavy and overbuilt.
- The safely is where it should be -- behind the trigger. Take note Beretta.
- If you are getting a youth version, get the one that comes with a youth stock and a regular one.
- Since it is a gas gun, it is softer shooting. That's good for kids.
I really like it. I shoot a fancy A400. For my purposes, I honestly believe I would have been just as satisfied with a wood stocked Viper G2.
- In order to shoot light loads reliably, it must be broken in with two boxes of heavier game loads. No big deal, and it says that in the instructions.
- Ours has been reliable after following the procedure described above. Most of the shells we use are light quail loads and I only buy the cheap stuff. Said another way, it isn't picky about ammunition.
- It is easy to clean, which is good because...
- It does shoot dirty and does need to be cleaned. How often I am not exactly sure, but I clean the gas piston and magazine tube around 200 rounds.
- The gun has surprisingly good "feel;" it is not heavy and overbuilt.
- The safely is where it should be -- behind the trigger. Take note Beretta.
- If you are getting a youth version, get the one that comes with a youth stock and a regular one.
- Since it is a gas gun, it is softer shooting. That's good for kids.
I really like it. I shoot a fancy A400. For my purposes, I honestly believe I would have been just as satisfied with a wood stocked Viper G2.
re: What time is it too early to start drinking before the in-laws come over?
Posted by Grebe on 11/27/25 at 6:45 am to NorthshoreTiger76
Not too early. If you do it well, there is another thread that you can post to about how your day went
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