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That’s an issue for sure. When you get in that area that’s between suburbia and rural you get a lot of folks feeding deer just to have them around to watch. It becomes a problem for many people.
I’m back and forth on that. In one area I hunt I’d probably take one out if I had the chance. I hate to take an animal I will not eat, or use the fur for something. But the land owners that want them gone. They do kill a considerable number of whitetail fawns.
Certainly is a thankless job. I moderated a fishing board with several thousand members for about 10 years. Was like herding cats.
Appreciate all you mods do😎
Two of us were doing a repair on the outside of one of our buildings. A coworker came flying across the field in his utility truck shouting we’re are under attack. We ran inside and turned on a TV just when the second plane hit. Could not fathom what we were seeing.
A friend of my wife lost her...
I had some Elijah Craig barrel proof 129 proof yesterday. Had just a bit straight over ice. That stuff is strong. Sipping a whiskey at that strength didn’t really do much for me.
What a difference in happy valley. Looks like a whole new culture under Matt Cambell. I know Marshal wasn’t much of an opponent, but the score is not why I watched the game.
No. It had 80% charge when I took it. Had 74% when I returned it. Only drove around 65 miles.
I told them up front I will be returning it with whatever is left as I had no clue as to charging it. They said they didn’t require it to be returned with the same amount as it left with.
My car was done today so I took the lyriq back. 30 mile drive. I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed that electric car. Glad I got a chance to check one out. I have a better understanding of what they are all about now.
