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longtimealter
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re: killing palmetto bushes
Posted by longtimealter on 7/4/12 at 1:08 pm to brass2mouth
+1 on the diesel.
Pour a little bit on the base and within a week to ten days you can pull all of the fronds up out from the heart.
Pour a little bit on the base and within a week to ten days you can pull all of the fronds up out from the heart.
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re: Measuring trees for Louisiana/National big tree registry
Posted by longtimealter on 6/15/12 at 4:55 pm to Langston
Dr. Charles Allen is the person is vernon parish that does all the registry work. He is a botanist at ft. polk and has a natural vegetation/outdoor bed and breakfast in Cravens. He does a lot of the work and he gets his summer temp staff to be on the look out when in the field.
re: How much does an alligator pay?
Posted by longtimealter on 5/25/12 at 10:34 pm to yellowfin
35 bucks a foot skinned, 8ft and up, has been the best price so far this year. the price will probably bump up a bit come september. it always seems to go up about 5 bucks per foot once the gator season gets underway.
re: Wild baby woodducks at the house (UPDATED w/ a few pictures)
Posted by longtimealter on 5/23/12 at 10:05 pm to ibldpg
Awesome pics. Love seeing the woodrows and whistlin duck babies in the spring around the crawfish ponds. You can normally catch all of them you want on the first couple of nights of frog season. But my favorite to see is to be out running a bayou looking for frogs and have momma and the whole pile swim out into the middle and then swim strait in front of you as you pass through. She always pulls the broken wing trick and the chicks look like a deer in the headlights.
re: I. Hate.Choupique
Posted by longtimealter on 5/21/12 at 10:36 pm to FelicianaTigerfan
I believe the state record is somewhere in the 16 lb range. Ive weighed a few, but the largest was only 13 lbs. You would think some of those bastards are at least 20.
re: Snake ID. Settle a debate
Posted by longtimealter on 5/21/12 at 9:23 pm to Art Vandelay
Ive always wanted to get into one of these threads, before it was identified. But alx has got it again. Yellow bellied water snake. Nerodia erythrogaster
re: Pick a movie, remove one letter, and give a brief description
Posted by longtimealter on 5/3/12 at 10:22 pm to mark65mc
Everbody's Al American
The story of the highschool football legend Al Bundy and what could have been.
The story of the highschool football legend Al Bundy and what could have been.
re: Pick a movie, remove one letter, and give a brief description
Posted by longtimealter on 5/3/12 at 10:00 pm to Scruffy
Sins
The official video of the Rick Santorum Presidential Campaign.
The official video of the Rick Santorum Presidential Campaign.
re: Pick a movie, remove one letter, and give a brief description
Posted by longtimealter on 5/3/12 at 9:52 pm to magildachunks
Blazin Saddles
The true story of Blazing Saddles: How Cleavon Little's pot addiction almost derailed the movie. With a special look at Gene Wilder's pedophilic ways.
The true story of Blazing Saddles: How Cleavon Little's pot addiction almost derailed the movie. With a special look at Gene Wilder's pedophilic ways.
re: Pick a movie, remove one letter, and give a brief description
Posted by longtimealter on 5/3/12 at 9:30 pm to mark65mc
Other jugs and speed
Ride along on this true story about the youngest Powerball winner in history. Watch as his alcoholism, drug abuse, and sexual deviance leads to his eventual downfall
Ride along on this true story about the youngest Powerball winner in history. Watch as his alcoholism, drug abuse, and sexual deviance leads to his eventual downfall
re: Pick a movie, remove one letter, and give a brief description
Posted by longtimealter on 5/3/12 at 7:22 pm to Michael T. Tiger
Must Love Dos
Limited release (only in Arkansas)
When the high pressure of husband Bobby's job puts a strain on their marriage, Betty and Bobby Petrino experiment with swinging, hoping that an eager coed will put the spark back in their marriage.
Limited release (only in Arkansas)
When the high pressure of husband Bobby's job puts a strain on their marriage, Betty and Bobby Petrino experiment with swinging, hoping that an eager coed will put the spark back in their marriage.
re: Pick a movie, remove one letter, and give a brief description
Posted by longtimealter on 5/3/12 at 6:48 pm to theunknownknight
Lawrence of Rabia
With Lawrence's sexual orientation still in question, this documentary follows T.E. Lawrence on a quest for his one true love: Chinese Poontang.
With Lawrence's sexual orientation still in question, this documentary follows T.E. Lawrence on a quest for his one true love: Chinese Poontang.
re: Recomend classic movies to watch
Posted by longtimealter on 4/6/12 at 10:18 pm to longtimealter
So im updating my netflix que:
Previous top six:
1. The Bridge on the River Kwai. No explanation needed.
2. A History of violence. Wanted to see it since the previews first came out. Plus i hear there is some hot maria bello bush action.
3. True Romance. Dont know how i havnt seen this one
4. The A-team. Loved the series. Heard the movie was at least worth the watch.
5. The Sting.
6. Lawrence of Arabia. As much of a classic as this is I have no knowledge of any spoilers.
Added.
1. Arsenic and Old Lace. Had heard of it, was the most recommended movie.
2. Witness for the prosecution. Thanks for the suggestion Freauxzen
3. Guess who's coming to dinner. Sidney P. is awesome.
4. Captain Blood. My surprise pick. No knowledge of the movie, only seen one Errol Flynn flick prior.
5. Mr. Smith goes to Washington. One of my top favorites. Havnt seen it in a few years.
Once again, thanks for the suggestions. Ill try to get to all of them and keep everybody posted.
Previous top six:
1. The Bridge on the River Kwai. No explanation needed.
2. A History of violence. Wanted to see it since the previews first came out. Plus i hear there is some hot maria bello bush action.
3. True Romance. Dont know how i havnt seen this one
4. The A-team. Loved the series. Heard the movie was at least worth the watch.
5. The Sting.
6. Lawrence of Arabia. As much of a classic as this is I have no knowledge of any spoilers.
Added.
1. Arsenic and Old Lace. Had heard of it, was the most recommended movie.
2. Witness for the prosecution. Thanks for the suggestion Freauxzen
3. Guess who's coming to dinner. Sidney P. is awesome.
4. Captain Blood. My surprise pick. No knowledge of the movie, only seen one Errol Flynn flick prior.
5. Mr. Smith goes to Washington. One of my top favorites. Havnt seen it in a few years.
Once again, thanks for the suggestions. Ill try to get to all of them and keep everybody posted.
re: Recomend classic movies to watch
Posted by longtimealter on 4/6/12 at 9:40 pm to thatguy1892
Thanks guys. I guess i should have been more specific. We have internet but not enough bandwith to stream. We have tv's but no cable or local channels etc.
Lot of good suggestions on these lists. Ive seen a few, heard of a few others, and some will be complete surprises.
In the last week ive only watched two, but they've been quality: North by Northwest and 12 Angry Men.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Lot of good suggestions on these lists. Ive seen a few, heard of a few others, and some will be complete surprises.
In the last week ive only watched two, but they've been quality: North by Northwest and 12 Angry Men.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Recomend classic movies to watch
Posted by longtimealter on 4/6/12 at 12:47 am
So i am in a place where i can not stream anything and there is no tv. Figured its a good time to catch up on the classics. I am mostly looking for anything before 1970. Ive watched a lot of the action/adventure type movies and ive got most of the "a" list classics qued up. What are some good lesser known classics to watch? Thanks for the help.
re: anyone here ever caught a skunk, tips needed
Posted by longtimealter on 1/31/12 at 9:32 pm to 318Tiger Fan
How close do you live to a body of water. A mink is much more likely to remove just the head of its prey than a skunk.
As far as killing a skunk, it all depends on what type of area/neighborhood you live in.
Look for these type of places as skunk habitat in urban areas: a rundown building, a pile of trash, a building with a bottom floor that has outside access, an isolated brusy area, or a culvert that is isolated that doesnt normally get water in it.
As far as bait, think about using freshly sifted dirt, and a commercial lure that has a lot of skunk essence.
As far as killing a skunk, it all depends on what type of area/neighborhood you live in.
Look for these type of places as skunk habitat in urban areas: a rundown building, a pile of trash, a building with a bottom floor that has outside access, an isolated brusy area, or a culvert that is isolated that doesnt normally get water in it.
As far as bait, think about using freshly sifted dirt, and a commercial lure that has a lot of skunk essence.
re: Movie suggestions - sci-fi horror related
Posted by longtimealter on 1/5/12 at 12:00 am to magildachunks
They live. You can probably get RRP to star in your film for 26 bucks
re: How to get rid of racoons
Posted by longtimealter on 1/1/12 at 1:34 am to Nascar Fan
Check the laws first. In most cases it is illegal to catch and release a raccoon in La.
re: Yahoo: Renegade Miami football booster spells out illicit benefits to players
Posted by longtimealter on 8/17/11 at 11:41 am to loweralabamatrojan
This is just crazy. Is there a page with all the links on it?
re: Do you want there to be more Harry Potter books?
Posted by longtimealter on 7/12/11 at 9:55 pm to Tigertown in ATL
A prequel would be awesome, but what i really want to see is something in the 19 years after.
Most importantly, I need to see Delores Umbridge get hers. I mean really get hers, not just being implied that she got raped by centaur looking mofo's. I need to see her turning tricks on Daigon Alley. Could you imagine Hagrid paying like 5 bronze knuts to bust a nut on her face. Awesome.
Most importantly, I need to see Delores Umbridge get hers. I mean really get hers, not just being implied that she got raped by centaur looking mofo's. I need to see her turning tricks on Daigon Alley. Could you imagine Hagrid paying like 5 bronze knuts to bust a nut on her face. Awesome.
re: Gator meat price??????
Posted by longtimealter on 6/25/11 at 11:54 pm to longtimealter
also, to legaly sell the meat you must have a usda approved facility complete with x-ray capabilities.
it is highly doubtfull that joe blow would have this ability to sell the meat.
it is highly doubtfull that joe blow would have this ability to sell the meat.
re: Gator meat price??????
Posted by longtimealter on 6/25/11 at 11:52 pm to LSUFan3434
no. gator meat is going for 5 to 10 bucks a lb right now depending upon grade,freshness, quality, etc..
the tail off a 7ft gator will yield about 8lbs of edible meat. you will get a about that from the entire rest of that gator.
"your buddy" is jerking your chain.
the tail off a 7ft gator will yield about 8lbs of edible meat. you will get a about that from the entire rest of that gator.
"your buddy" is jerking your chain.
re: Salamanders and Newts
Posted by longtimealter on 6/15/11 at 8:14 pm to Tchefuncte Tiger
Go to wet areas in bottomland hardwood forests and flip over decaying logs and rocks in late winter and spring to find salamanders.
Juvenile newts are aquatic. This spring I found tons of them at lake martin with a dip net.
Juvenile newts are aquatic. This spring I found tons of them at lake martin with a dip net.
re: LETS DEBATE rd. 5 Are 90's & 00's Comedies > All Other Decades Combined?
Posted by longtimealter on 6/13/11 at 7:52 pm to iwyLSUiwy
I was flipping, looking for the cnn republican presidential candidate debate. I got to comedy central first and Joe Dirt was on. Im still watching.
re: catching a gator in a pond...need help?
Posted by longtimealter on 5/31/11 at 4:59 pm to PushinWeight23
Call the Baton Rouge 24 hr hotline (18004422511). Tell them you have a gator problem, they will give you a complaint number and the contact info for the local nuisance hunter. He will show up and take care of the problem.
re: Any state record holders on the OB?
Posted by longtimealter on 5/8/11 at 11:01 pm to mylsuhat
ive been trying for the state record choupique for 2 years now, but no luck
re: There Will Be Blood
Posted by longtimealter on 4/4/11 at 12:45 am to Jschoen10
idk. this movie got such high reviews on here, but i would only give the movie itself a ranking of a little bit better than good. At the same time, i thought ddl did about 9 to 9.25.
re: nicholas cage is god's only gift to cinema,
Posted by longtimealter on 3/24/11 at 12:59 am to BayouBengals03
and lets not forget he did go nuts deep in elvis' daughter,but he did allegedly follow Mj so that might be a push.
nicholas cage is god's only gift to cinema,
Posted by longtimealter on 3/24/11 at 12:48 am
ever! that is all.
Try to dispute the awesome acting seen in The Rock, Raising Arizona, Con Fn Air, National Treasure, Knowing, 60 seconds,and who can forget his award winning role in Ghost Rider.
Try to dispute the awesome acting seen in The Rock, Raising Arizona, Con Fn Air, National Treasure, Knowing, 60 seconds,and who can forget his award winning role in Ghost Rider.
re: Camp Fest this weekend
Posted by longtimealter on 3/17/11 at 12:18 am to LSUintheNW
what type of paddle activities will be going on?
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