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Go see the podiatrist and get checked for Diabetes!


That was after leaving the podiatrist. They gave me a little trim.
Those make mine look like a princess’s feet.

Where you get those 40 grit wash rags you been cleaning those things with?
If that was any other category Yale would be doing everything possible to recruit members of such an underrepresented part of society.
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If you're 5 feet from a car going 2 mph. Do you think you could move out of the way before getting run over?

If you were within 3 miles of a Federal law enforcement officer do you think you could resist the urge to drive out of your way to hit them with your car and even risk getting killed? Which one would be easier to accomplish for a sane person?
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Do you find yourself using the prime or the zoom lens more?


I use the prime lens the majority of the time. The zoom lens is nice for traveling. This Yellowstone trip will be the first time I have ever carried the 600mm on a plane and I’m not really looking forward to that part.
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Great pic What lenses are y’all using? Looking for something with some more magnification than my EF 70-200 2.8L II


Thanks.

I use a Canon RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 or a RF 600mm F4. The only reason I have the 600mm lens is because I met a guy named Jamieson Crast who has a media company called Reckoning Media and does work for Benelli and other outdoor companies. He bought that lens for a wolf documentary he shot in the Northwest Territories of Canada used it for a week and then sold it to me for a price I could not pass up.

JoJo I think you would enjoy this video he shot about being a camera man called “A Damn Cameraman”.

Very nice photos as always. I appreciate you taking the time to talk to me about my future trip to Yellowstone and the great information about things to see. Excited to get some pictures of wildlife other than ducks.

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No it isn’t and you should know that One is an suv and the other is a gun


Supreme Court ruled on something similar already.

“ As for the lawsuit’s claim that 15 shots were too many, the Court says: “We reject that argument. It stands to reason that, if police officers are justified in firing at a suspect in order to end a severe threat to public safety, the officers need not stop shooting until the threat has ended.”

During the brief span when all the shots were fired, the suspect “never abandoned his attempt to flee. Indeed, even after all the shots had been fired, he managed…to continue driving until he crashed.”

Car was still moving when he shot.
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What's up Skip?
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frickin' kangaroos.



That reaction is funny. Reminds me of the dude who calls the coyote over in the parking lot and it bites his had. At the end he says "goddamn coyotes" :lol: Like that thing just came out of nowhere and bit him. :lol:

Also a fourth generation farmer who voted for Trump. Would vote for him again tomorrow if given the chance. I still truly believe he is doing what is best for America. As far as the farm problem the simple truth is there are too damn many farmers. Half of them honestly need to go out of business. When I started farming your goal in a great year was to make 35 bushel soybeans 180 bushel corn and in a super good year 1000 lb of cotton per acre. Now you can make 90 bushel soybeans, 300 bushel corn and 1750 lbs of cotton in a perfect year. New crop genetics is your biggest problem.
Once the number of farmers are cut in half though people will have to get used to wild price fluctuations because there will not be large carryover to absorb these problems. Would be interesting to see.
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The hunters up north try to compare it to people down here flooding rice fields....but rice actually needs to be flooded in order to grow.


I don’t know a damn thing about rice so educate me. At what leaf stage do they flood rice fields normally? What month does this normally occur? At what growth stage do they stop flooding?
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The difference is those soybeans were harvested.


Gotcha. Everyone I knows just closes the sieves and opens the fan wide open on the combine and then flood it. Didn’t realize people were leaving the corn standing. We leave every other pass standing on soybeans then flood it.



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Anyone who has been to Midwest duck hunting knows it is BS they can legally bait this way.
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Just skimmed the article but are you talking about flooding a cornfield? Every time I have ever hunted Arkansas it was over a field intentionally flooded for ducks with zero agricultural reason to be doing it at that time. Hell half the time it was soybean fields. If they cut that practice out you talk about some pissed off people.
I suspect you’re waaaay underestimating this tax …


Would be $65-70 today.
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Hold on to your hat, Buffalo wings are not actually from a buffalo!


And boneless wings are not actually wings.

Wing lawsuit
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I have 2 Coop pillows and I love 'em.


When you first pull those pillows out of the box you will think what the hell did I just waste my money on.
Amazing how much they fluff up after throwing them in the dryer like the instructions tell you.
Great pillows.
It’s 2025 not 1930’s with dirt roads. With all the new clean air standards I don’t even run an air filter anymore. First thing I do when I buy a new truck is remove the air filter and let that thing breathe.

re: SW Miss pre-rut?

Posted by highcotton2 on 1/2/26 at 9:55 pm to
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We have seen young bucks chasing but non receptive does,


This doe was doing everything she could to stay away from this young buck.



My dad came out of the John Deere dealer and got into another man’s truck and drove it to our farm. The guy whose truck it was saw my dad drive off. He was actually good friends of ours so he got in my dad’s truck and drove it to our farm and laughed about it. The trucks were both the same color and model. My dad was in his late 60’s when that happened and his mind was fine.