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Old Army
Greenbrier, AR
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Zap, when it comes to protecting your critters from varmints, you remind me of my Mother-in-law and that's meant as a compliment.
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Zap
AOL
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Hey Army, thanks, I had a sweet loiving mother-in- law, she helped us every chance she could. After we retired we brought her to live with us. She wasn't happy abt moving back to the country but she liked it better than the nursing home
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Zap
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Her name was lola, she was a show girl. see what you started with that show girl thing. I'll probablly have erotic dreams now abt suthern fried steak, Red I gravy, mashed taters, & blackberry cobler
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Zap
AOL
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Has any one ever used aol free?
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Zap
AOL
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Old Army wrote: Hey Zap, sometimes my computer does that, but not lately. Ran that idea about taking Curiosity to Venus by my other brother in law and he said no we could just go to Vegas and pick up some show girls since its not far from the Mohave Desert where it landed. Hummingbird population has increased from three to five here, the bully has met his match. Arkansas has a special 2-week goose season starting Sep 1st with a limit of five. They've got so tame here I could get that many easy, but wife said you shoot em, you clean and cook em. How bout them U.S.A, cleaned the funky Chinamens clock. Goose hunt with a five iron, you could knock a few into the drink. When I dressed ducks I would just pull up the skin and feathers just under the breast then cut it big enough to get my fingers into, take off the skin & feathers all at the same time by pulling both directions, they will shuck easier if they are still warm, the skin is not good for you anyway, too much fat, & it takes too long to pick one a feather by feather. I know a chicken bone shatters when an animal chews it & causes sharp shards that stick in the intrstines when swallowed by a dog or a cat. I never checked abt goose bones. you could nuke or boil it till its done & pull the meat off the bone. I raised pigeons, I hated the meat so I would do it this way, then feed it back to the other critters. less the bones of course. I just bought 50 lb hog finisher & 50 lb chicken starter grower yesterday 31.30 bucks for total of 100 lb of feed. plus 2.97 tax so it was a total of 34.27 for 100 lbs of feed. when I started with chickens it was 5.50 for a 50 lb bag. this was in the 90's. protein is expensive. maybe romney will give the farmer a tax break after they get their anual 3 percent cost of living raise taken care of. O & the 2 billion monthly fee for frindship in afganistan.
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fun
Camden, AR
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Churmudgeon
Calico Rock, AR
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Zap wrote: <quoted text>Goose hunt with a five iron, you could knock a few into the drink. When I dressed ducks I would just pull up the skin and feathers just under the breast then cut it big enough to get my fingers into, take off the skin & feathers all at the same time by pulling both directions, they will shuck easier if they are still warm, the skin is not good for you anyway, too much fat, & it takes too long to pick one a feather by feather. I know a chicken bone shatters when an animal chews it & causes sharp shards that stick in the intrstines when swallowed by a dog or a cat. I never checked abt goose bones. you could nuke or boil it till its done & pull the meat off the bone. I raised pigeons, I hated the meat so I would do it this way, then feed it back to the other critters. less the bones of course. I just bought 50 lb hog finisher & 50 lb chicken starter grower yesterday 31.30 bucks for total of 100 lb of feed. plus 2.97 tax so it was a total of 34.27 for 100 lbs of feed. when I started with chickens it was 5.50 for a 50 lb bag. this was in the 90's. protein is expensive. maybe romney will give the farmer a tax break after they get their anual 3 percent cost of living raise taken care of. O & the 2 billion monthly fee for frindship in afganistan. Ive always fed my dogs chicken bones and never had a problem. I raise pigeons but I never eat them. They are Komnor Tumblers & Birmingham Rollers and We like to watck them fly and tumble. we hardly ever eat a duck or goose. We raise tame rabbitts they are really good eating. The rabbitt pellletts are expensive. I feed rabbitt pelletts mixed with shell corn and hay. Our poultry get a small amount of corn and are free range and eat a lot of bugs & insrcts. We put the table scraps and cull garden produce along with corn and soak it in 5 gallon buckets for a day or two for hog feed. To worm hogs goats etc you can use the leaves & seed of the virgina pepper plant that grows wild in Arkansas. Mix it with cottonseed meal & ground corn for most livestock. But you cant feed cottonseed meal to hogs. I keep a equal mixture of salt,minerals,cottonseed meal out full time for my grazing animals. I put grass seed in the mix in the spring and it will grow in the manure. you an spread bermuda grass really well with this method.
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Me and You
Alamogordo, NM
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This is all due to Obamas failed domestic policy! Obama is a liar and must be stopped in November! Obama is dangerous to America!
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Old Army
Vilonia, AR
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Wife didn't like the bully hummingbird dive bombing the others so she put another feeder at the other end of our front porch and he can't guard them both. This morning a big bird landed in one of the young maple trees and the hummingbird ran it off! Guess that old saying is true: Its not the size of the bird in the fight, its the size of the fight in the bird.
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guest
Colt, AR
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fifty1fifty
Little Rock, AR
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When did they delete the first post on this thread? Many more are gone too?):
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United States
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Old Army
Vilonia, AR
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fifty1fifty wrote: When did they delete the first post on this thread? Many more are gone too?): The first post (from January 2, 2011) has not been deleted. Don't go paranoid on us okay?
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United States
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Churmudgeon
Horseshoe Bend, AR
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We had a dead bird this morning. When I let then out of their pen. I noticed something had killed one of the ducks. Just ate the head . Completely gone rest of the duck intact. Must have been something smakk to get in the cage, Im thinking a weasel or mink. Ill set some traps tonite.
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WARRIOR
Alamogordo, NM
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Churmudgeon wrote: We had a dead bird this morning. When I let then out of their pen. I noticed something had killed one of the ducks. Just ate the head . Completely gone rest of the duck intact. Must have been something smakk to get in the cage, Im thinking a weasel or mink. Ill set some traps tonite. I had dead birds all over the place yesterday! They were all quail. I shot them and put them in the freezer. I think I'll have quail tonight!
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ICEMAN
Houston, TX
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Churmudgeon
Horseshoe Bend, AR
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WARRIOR wrote: <quoted text>I had dead birds all over the place yesterday! They were all quail. I shot them and put them in the freezer. I think I'll have quail tonight! I have a few quail on my farm. They are indeed good eating. I dont hunt my quail there numbers are few & I like that they eat lots of grasshoppers ticks & other insects.
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sparrow
Little Rock, AR
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fifty1fifty
Little Rock, AR
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Where is post #1 by drunken master? I guess it shows up on your PC Old swArmy?
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