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CHIEF

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  1. Pullet surprise fur sure. CHIEF
  2. I get my fish for sushi from Catalina Offshore Products https://catalinaop.com. Order it one day, it is there the next. Best Uni I have ever eaten. I swear it is so fresh, that one time I bought a whole Kampachi, I could have swore he gasped for air when I opened the styrofoam ice chest. CHIEF
  3. This. Containment with no pressure doesn't work in this conference, or probably any conference. You can't cover receivers for 6-7 seconds, and the receivers and quarterbacks are all good enough to make you pay for that philosophy. Not having an Ossai sucks. But you have to unleash Collins and another Edge player and try to create some pressure from that position. Especially when you get the opponent in a 3rd and long position. CHIEF
  4. I actually read that wrong only 37% see their second birthday. CHIEF
  5. https://www.realtree.com/brow-tines-and-backstrap/how-long-do-white-tailed-deer-live 75% of hunters will not pass up a 4.5 year old buck, that will be possibly the biggest they ever see. Especially if they think there is a possibility that someone else will shoot them. You have to have enough land, and like-minded hunters with enough knowledge on being able to judge a deer's age on the hoof. Only 37% of bucks on public land ever see their second birthday. CHIEF
  6. A 4.5 will have 90% of the antler score of a 5.5. but at least a 50% chance of not seeing 5.5 years. That is a nice buck, a shooter for sure. If he looks really worn down at the end of December, he would be tough to turn down. CHIEF
  7. Looks like a 4.5 year old. Again, the brisket is small, that is always my number one indicator. at 5.5, they have a deeper chest (brisket) and the legs look a little short for how thick their body looks. CHIEF
  8. It's kinda like this for me. My old man was into the Cowboy cooking. I guess reinactments are cool for kids. CHIEF
  9. You didn't milk that for all it was worth? I would have scheduled a doctors appointment, no matter what. Swore they were broken and couldn't lift anything for six weeks. Tell her what you want her to hear and lay on the couch and watch TV. CHIEF
  10. I was lucky enough to inherit this Capsule feeder from my Dad's business. I have it, and a 1500 lb. protein feeder enclosed with hog panels and a solar powered hot wire. Hogs absolutely hate electricity. CHIEF
  11. Yeah, if you notice, there are no t-bar plates. All of mine are t-posted in, with a set screw, wire, and all legs are attached by screws. Mine are set to stand up to bovine bulls, 2000 lbs.+. They might bend legs, but it isn't coming out of the ground. That hog looks part Chianina, I've never seen that long of legs, or that little fat, and still be over 400 lbs. CHIEF
  12. A buddy sent this picture to my Uncle, of a boar that tore up his feeder in Coleman county. I scanned images, since I couldn't believe it wasn't a photoshop, but nothing showed up even close. What a big, mean looking fucker: CHIEF
  13. I would, but my phone is still at that restaurant. CHIEF
  14. Sorry guys, I was still kinda shitfaced this morning. I should have just put it on the TCU week thread. It was just a glorious day of football, and in my condition, I was overly giddy. Did not take the truck, Mrs. CHIEF said there is no way she is going to drive that thing back home in traffic, and we both knew she would be driving. I'm kinda in the doghouse, I went through 3/4's of a handle yesterday. CHIEF
  15. It started with a few whiskey and Cokes before walking into Amon G. Carter stadium to watch our Horns dismantle the Hornfrogs. Being the only Burnt Orange spot in a sea of Purple (at least for a few rows) it was awesome. The guy next to me, "we don't do Horns down". Me, "look at the screen you stupid motherfucker, you are Sooner trash. You hate us more than you like yourselves. This is Fat Gar's Super Bowl, and we haven't thrown a pass this quarter (4th)". He was dejected, almost a flip phone moment, but I don't have a flip phone. We hit a restaurant, don't remember which one, but I gotta go get my phone from there this afternoon. Come home and "sleep" most of it off. Mrs. CHIEF and CHIEF Jr. wake me up to watch "sometimes a Pirate beats a Soldier". That pesky whiskey bottle was still out, well it was after I dug it outta my trunk (not that trunk, the car trunk). Apparently, I have shit to do today besides going back to Ft. Worth and getting my phone. What a glorious weekend. CHIEF
  16. Zactly, oh how the turn tables. CHIEF
  17. If you look at Trade Schools, TSTC for example: https://www.collegetuitioncompare.com/edu/487320/texas-state-technical-college/enrollment/ The student body is overwhelmingly male. Outside of legal, accounting, and STEM degrees, what degrees are available that males would want to work in, that will provide a greater income than what they can get at a trade school in 12-18 months? What gender makes up the bulk of social work, nursing, and education degrees? One of my best friends dropped out of a four year university, and went to TSTC to get an associates in automation engineering. He has automated every Chemlime plant over the last 30 years. He has been making over $200k for at least 25 years, and who knows how much now. His wife has a Masters in Medical Records and has always made about half as much as he has. The number one thing all women want is financial security, that trumps education. You show me someone that is successful, educated or not, and an educated women will find something that interests them. Be it grit and determination, ability to think outside the box, money management. If he is decent looking, she will overlook his lack of a four year degree. This kinda went off on a tangent, but yeah, China is fucked. CHIEF
  18. Y'all doing a deer survey, or shooting hogs? CHIEF
  19. You really see that more educated women are willing to marry less educated men in the childbearing years. I believe this is more pronounced in rural areas, especially female school teachers marrying a less educated successful property owner, or business owner. You ask any business owner, in my area, what their wives do, and the answer is usually "a school teacher". School teachers seem to move around less, and want to put down roots, this wasn't really the case when I was in school decades ago. Their income is not the primary income on which they live, it is their less educated spouse that owns an electrical contracting company that is knocking down $250k per year. In the 70's and 80's, it was more of educator/coach would marry another educator, and they would move from place to place as the coaching gigs and money got better. CHIEF
  20. aggy and Jimbo remind me of my dog on steak night at my house. We get bone-in ribeyes. After we eat everything we can, we give a bone (Jimbo) to my dog (aggy). The rest of the night, he growls, and runs off with that slimy, spit covered bone, that you don't want, anytime you walk near him. He is so proud of himself and his prize, "look what I got". Its his prize possession, but everyone else sees it for what it is, a slimy, spit covered bone with nothing left on it that anyone would want. CHIEF
  21. Same. Nose, and swayed back say 4.5, small front brisket says he could be 3.5. CHIEF
  22. Where at in Granbury? I'm in PP. Got tickets and a parking pass from the guy down the street. CHIEF
  23. Here is the thing, you never know....I don't pile up cash or stock over $100k or so. With a minor in history, I always fear our monetary vehicle could go the way of the Weimar Republic (worst possible scenario). I reach a certain level of cash, and I buy an item that can generate income, or the service it provides can be used to generate income or trade. Saved up $15k, bought a skid loader, save up $6k, split ownership of a 28 ft. gooseneck. $10k, bought a tractor. My next purchase, is an excavator at about $20k. Next, a car lift at $4k, etc... Luckily I have the acreage/shop to put it on/in. I personally don't trust anything where I don't have full control. Rent houses, land, equipment, greenhouses, items that provide services, food on the table, or a roof over your head are where I invest. This is where the last thing that people with no money will still be willing to use their limited funds. I'm pessimistic enough to think there will be something come down the pipe in the next 30 years that will wipe out investments, pensions, and the value of cash money. CHIEF
  24. I think semi-retirement doing something you love that brings in additional income is a good way to feel like your fully retired, but keeps you from being bored. I realized that in COVID shutdown. I love selling and buying real estate, working on old cars, a little bit of welding. I can make money doing the things I love and on my schedule. I drove a couple to Cross Plains today to look at a little place in the country. Shot the shit the whole way, looked at the place for about 30 minutes, detoured back up through Cisco, and stopped and ate a chicken fried steak at Mary's in Strawn. It was raining today, or I could have put off the appointment to play golf or fish. Best advice I was given, was get out of the rat race, and move somewhere with a low cost of living. It's put years on my life, no stress, and no obligations. CHIEF
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