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Horsefly

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  • Birthday 03/14/1953

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    North Texas
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    hunting,mausers,fishing,camping,traveling,wood working,and geneology.

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  1. Now Hunter is sueing IRS for releasing information on him. That’s after adding 1,000’s of new agents to bust rich folks not paying their share.
  2. Horsefly

    BBQ Pit

    I thought of weights behind a piece of metal but couldn’t figure out what I’d use. Roofing tin is perfect.
  3. Horsefly

    BBQ Pit

    Lowes has garage door cable pulleys for 8.00 each.
  4. Horsefly

    BBQ Pit

    What about bolting a piece of angle iron like a cross at top where the pulley is and bolt on garage door pulley where pulley is now and another on back of cross piece to hold weights further back.
  5. Horsefly

    BBQ Pit

    Great pit. Wonder how many know what the weights were made for? Years ago most rural communities had community centers that had pits like yours, and some churches too. Most didn’t have lids though. Orta be some good groceries coming off that smoker. Come on fall!
  6. Nothing like a good piece a hickory !
  7. I thought I am good at people searches but apparently I overrated myself. I look under Dave David C. Nisbet Sierra St. Phoenix. Has anyone heard anything for sure or see maybe something I got wrong. Hope I don’t find anything !
  8. Fantastic picture. I’m so old I remember women and girls wearing dresses all the time, even to the fields. Will never forget the finger mashing card tables either. Must not be Texas since it’s wheat or oats being harvested, so that’d be end of May or 1st of June, so (we called and still do noon meal dinner) lunch would be in a shade. My Dad is 93 today and has and uses his M-Farmall tractor. Thanks for the pic. That’s America !
  9. I understand your dislike of okra. I’m same way with cucumbers and celery. Runny eggs and meringue on pies freaks me out. We have a calf get rattlesnake bit and his mouth looked just like it had meringue around it. All it took for me.
  10. I would puke trying to eat okra with even a hint of slime. Home fried okra has to be super crunchy almost like eating ice. You can’t get real fried at restaurants or fast food joints. It was hard to get my wife not to put okra in stew. I’m completely with you on the slime and taste if not fried crunchy.
  11. I can only eat okra fried or grilled. If it ain’t crunchy I ain’t eatin it.
  12. Thanks, but of course you know I don’t post pics of failures. The tomatoes are loaded but are no good with a few nice ones going to bumper crop of mockingbirds. I’d like to kick the arse of the cat that made the mockingbird Texas state bird. Okra is good this year. Fireants finally found it.
  13. Black gumbo loaded with horse political promises 2 years ago. Cantaloupes and watermelons just started to ripen. Picked 35 cantaloupes so far. A few bad ones but man are they sweet. Looks like a Rawhide stampede when I drive to neighbors cow pasture with garden stuff to give his miniature cows.
  14. Almost like it’s for coming out on top instead of getting good deals. Competition instead of bargain hunting. I’ll never go to another auction. Estate sales I still enjoy but like what was said, welders,tools and guns you can forget. Miller Bobcat welders will sell 100’s more than new and not have leads.
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