Hereâs my EZ Fill corn feeder with a built in ladder. The build required five 8â treated 2x4â, two 10â lengths of ½â EMT, two 24â lengths of angle iron (to anchor ladder legs) and a handful of ¼â galvanized nuts & bolts, and 16D galvanized nails.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=174&v=LkpTJXn9_gg&feature=emb_logo
Here's a neat short YouTube video from one of my food plots on a lease near Greensburg, LA. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mB4UgZg-TWc&feature=youtu.be
My son and I fished the Lake Coquille area this morning. Got our limit of 18'/20' Reds by 8:30am. But you couldn't buy a Spec with a bag of diamonds.
That is all. When someone puts an ad in Reports rather than Classifieds, it should be deleted immediately.
This is a pretty neat guide. I figured someone out there might appreciate it. I have it saved as a MSWord.doc. If anyone wants it in that format click on 'Contact User', send me an email, and I'll send It to you.
Is there such a thing as a simple basic GPS that is reasonably inexpensive without a lot of bells and whistles that will get you from place to place in the marsh?
Hey guys, how about posting the date and parish of your first 2017 fawn sighting.
I have three cameras out in St. Helena Parish. No fawns yet as of my last check on June 25th., but lots of big bellied does.
It sure would be nice if 'Last Post', 'Replies' and 'Views' were added to the forum pages, as shown in the picture. It's a common feature of most forums.
As it is now, it's very difficult to tell if comments have been added to a topic you have already viewed.
The title says it all. A half-hour of on-line research turned up lots of opinions but little in the way of facts. Evidentially neither the State WL&F or DEQ test or publish recent info regarding the Mississippi River.
What say you? Do you eat them?
Check out this big guy and compare his size to deer about the same distance from the camera. The camera is on one of my food plots near Greensburg, LA.
I could while away the hours
Conferrin' with the flowers,
Consulting with the rain;
And my head I'd be a scratchin'
While my thoughts are busy hatchin'
If I only had a brain.
Hog.
I agree with 40lbDuk in general. If you usually hunt mornings and evenings set the feeder to run at first light and an hour or two before dusk. If you typically hunt all day, add a run around mid day.
Neat pictures LetUmGrow. Those are some healthy looking gals. Thanks for posting.
That's a darn nice mess of lip smacking goodness Bateau Boy.
I would guess Bobcat. Where about is that? I once watched a good size Bobcat creep up on a mature doe feeding on one of my food plots. It was in a start-and-stop low crawl until it got to about fifteen feet from her. Then she spotted it and bolted. It took off after her and was still fifteen or twenty feet behind her when they both disappeared into the woods.
You will have very little luck looking for crabs on Lake Road. They are rarely on the road. Try looking in the water.
I'll take Sheepsheads over specks any day of the week. Not as easy cleaning as trout, but the best eating marsh fish there is.
That's a mighty fine buck LastCast, and a fine looking young man. Congratulations to you both.
Love fish tacos. I prefer to use reds, drum or (the best) sheepshead. I don't break up the filets like that though. I cut the filets into long 1/2' wide strips before cooking. Then place the all strips in a bowl, drizzle on a little olive oil and season them well with Paul Prudhomme's Seafood Magic, tossing them around in the bowl to make sure the seasoning coats all sides. Then sauté them in a hot cast iron skillet. I like a little color on the cooked strips. But just about any way you do them, fish tacos are great.
WOW! Who would ever expect something like that? Glad you guys had a happy outcome.
Thanks for the report JTROUT. I wish others were as generous with such information.
I don't understand why Bayou Junkies Nation has not been banned from this site. No other forum puts up with such stuff.
If you're launching at The Knee Marina, go down Shin Canal until you come to Ankle Bayou. Turn onto Ankle Bayou which will get you to Metatarsal Lagoon. Head straight across Metatarsal Lagoon until you hit Tow Pass. Toenail Reef is at the very end of Toe Pass.
(Sorry jb, I have no idea where Toenail reef is. Never even heard of it.)
There are no restrictions that I can find.
Please stop attaching your invitation to every post.
Artificial.
Good report Mandavillian. Always enjoy your stuff.
Glad you got the money clip back. We all need to remember that even with all of the evil that goes on these days, there are a lot of mighty fine people out there.
Hey LETUMGROW, that's been my experience also with three small plots about the same as yours. They let the peas get to about 18' tall then totally wipe them out over the course of about ten days.
In your July pictures it looks as though there's a lot of Yellow Foxtail taking over the plot. You should spray that stuff before it goes to seed.
Way to go Luke!!! Congratulations.
Very little movement and few sightings at our lease in St. Helena Parish.