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LOL..yeah seafood was a big part of my diet growing up. I literally learned to walk on a boat LOL. Good times brother!
Stanks Go Perpetual In 2018!
MiOutdoorsman
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Good times!
Are you familiar with lake Simcoe. Really nice lake...did i hear .."seafood"....num nums...
Yes, ,Southern Ontario....where me at!
Pjs420
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that sounds like quite an awesome childhood van!!
i am very very familiar with lake simcoe. Its beautiful. My aunt and uncle own a campground on a lake up near parry sound. He is almost 85 now, considered himself semi retired at 80 and only works 6 hours a day around the camp... Last time we saw them, he asked my wife how old she thought he was... Her response 60 - 65... Needless to say, hard work wont kill ya
i am very very familiar with lake simcoe. Its beautiful. My aunt and uncle own a campground on a lake up near parry sound. He is almost 85 now, considered himself semi retired at 80 and only works 6 hours a day around the camp... Last time we saw them, he asked my wife how old she thought he was... Her response 60 - 65... Needless to say, hard work wont kill ya
MiOutdoorsman
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Simcoe is a great perch fishing lake.
View media item 1519136I try to get there every winter at least once
Growwithme420
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same here. i moved inland and i hate it lol
Yum.... yellow perch. I am going to have to get some soon. Living on the great lakes and owning a boat for 20 years i got spoiled.
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That doesn't include gigging flounder, raking our own oysters, snorkle fishing for bass (really not fair for the fish but hell of fun...and very confusing for people watching from shore). Good times in the water brother!
Mmmmmmm OYSTERS
Num Nums!
Hmmm.... food discussions on a pot site. Never saw that coming. Lol makes me hungry.
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We like to eat good here! As a matter of fact, Ms Stank made a nice Pecan Pie yesterday for Easter and I am about to partake in both bud and dessert!
Enjoy! I love pecan pie!
Killerbudz
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Any pie over pecan...
Man this thread flies! A few things I wanted to add. Alpaca poop is useable just about instantly without burning. If you have an alpaca farm near you and you want some good fertilizer ask if they have any extra you can have.
Van you mention hog hunting and I got a little jealous. I would love to go hog hunting. We do not have a huntable population her (if any population at all). I hope to go on a hog hunt one of these days. I hunt a few things, mostly deer. When I duck hunt I do not eat anything I kill, but I give it to others that will. I do not believe in hunting anything (other than coyotes) that isn't going to be eaten. Here our coyote population is out of control and they have damaged our deer herd pretty badly. It is bad enough you can hunt coyotes year round and from the middle of December until August or so you can night hunt them over bait. Their numbers keep growing and growing and they have no real predators here to help control numbers other than humans. It has gotten to where they will kill family dogs in their own yards and will make cats disappear. It used to be fishers that you had to worry about eating your cats but they are not the problem coyotes are. I have seen coyotes a few times in the middle of the day in a field right down the road. A house no more than 300 yards away.
Van you mention hog hunting and I got a little jealous. I would love to go hog hunting. We do not have a huntable population her (if any population at all). I hope to go on a hog hunt one of these days. I hunt a few things, mostly deer. When I duck hunt I do not eat anything I kill, but I give it to others that will. I do not believe in hunting anything (other than coyotes) that isn't going to be eaten. Here our coyote population is out of control and they have damaged our deer herd pretty badly. It is bad enough you can hunt coyotes year round and from the middle of December until August or so you can night hunt them over bait. Their numbers keep growing and growing and they have no real predators here to help control numbers other than humans. It has gotten to where they will kill family dogs in their own yards and will make cats disappear. It used to be fishers that you had to worry about eating your cats but they are not the problem coyotes are. I have seen coyotes a few times in the middle of the day in a field right down the road. A house no more than 300 yards away.
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I wasn't a big Pecan pie guy until Ms Stank tried this recipe (its a big hit during the meat smoking season which just opened 1 April here) but it is truly killer. It has skyrocketed to top of my pie list.
The Blue Kush I had with it was pretty damn potent too! Dug up an additional 9 Kushberry Thunderfuck seeds out of the bud too!
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Yeah it is no good when things get thrown out of balance. Thats how the wolf population is out in Idaho. Its destroyed the elk population in a short amount of time (less than 10 years) to the point where you can legally hunt them. Several have been killed close to where my dad lives (and most of them being over 130 lbs....so big wolves) and you can't even find the elk herds anymore. Like I said above, most of the times they don't even eat their kills.....just killing for the fun of it.
Coyotes out there are considered vermin and you don't even need tags for them.
Have you been stalk shaking mr stank?Blue Dream Veg Day 52
She is recovering nicely from her 4 mains being topped a couple nights ago. She is in dire need of another hair cut which she will get tomorrow. She got about a gallon of ACT with about 5 ml of Cal Mag and 5 ml of Silica. It will be the last silica treatment for her most likely.
I am going to take a couple clones from her in the next couple days to prep for a couple upcoming projects.
Her smells are really starting to become more prominent and I am loving the smell. I figure I will give her 2-3 weeks before flipping her.
Looking good only reason why I ask about shaking is I think your going to need to make sure those stems are strong babies .
No but seriously have you heard about stalk shaking ? @TheMadDabber I believe has video .
I know lake simcoe in Canada ?
Those are fat perch damn
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