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After dinner had a Nightmare IPA, toppling goliath Pompeii, and drekker pizza toots. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Had a bunch tonight. JU-C dipa first. Then chocolate peanut butter stout that like drink coco pebbles only richer. Then summerset sour. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

i had one of these. it didn't have the power i needed and was a bit heavy but a great starter bike. super easy to ride. if riding mostly on road and as a commuter bike it'd be great. i was into enduro/harescamble woods racing and it just wasn't that kind of bike.

King sue while taming the yard earlier. Then switch to a local Brown's Brewing ny the fire. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

About to go into battle with king sue in the cup holder. Nothing stands a chance. Well except for the construction materials. I try stay away from them. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Wife couldn't stay away from the Nightmare sour. Me I had to switch to the deliciousness of the quad ipa. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

happy birthday. hope it was a good one for both of ya.

slay another in khakis? ...i think you're getting a little over confident.

oh! holy sh*& ....you're gonna freak out but it's gonna okay. ...don't worry we checked on your lawn. No it's not your lawn.

If you wake up with a tattoo on your face we'll find out. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I took 4 pack of gose for us and some for a friend. I intentionally left some but its probably gone or will be soon. I can get stout on tap maybe. Otherwise it's tough to come by. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Wife and I enjoying a new delivery. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

good? i almost picked that up.

okay spill it! who changed their mind about crossbows and airbows?! dammit i knew @Belo would cave! should've put money down. it's right there in print now!

if you couple this with NY SAFE Act banning online ammo sales available ammo to use will get stupid expensive or be in short supply. it's worse because this isn't banning the sale. it's banning the use.

good advice already given. i'd add that your setup is nice in that you can locate a plot that's stress free. that sanctuary plot you mentioned is more than a good idea than anything. just make sure you stay downwind of it if you can, even if not hunting it. too many people burn out a food plot and then only see younger/smaller ignorant deer. they actually reduce the buck age structure using their property. where it's fallow fields it's good to keep an eye out for buckthorn, honeysuckle, or multi flora rose. if you've got it don't worry so much about getting ALL of it. just attack it the as you have time in a way that encourages certain paths of travel to these food plots. that invasive stuff doesn't provide much benefit at all nutrition wise but does provide cover. a patch of it can work similar to a patch of switch grass. you can open it up in the center for doe bedding.

i've pulled mine just for the sake of them lasting longer. definitely fun keeping them out though.

it's definitely something you need to know. closest turkey i had was at 5 steps, not longer stretched paces. i had the stock flush full choke in but federal 3" heavyweight #5 with the stiff wad that stays with the shot longer. any higher aim and the wad itself would've decapitated the bird. it already started putting before the second bird could clear the cover. afraid i'd miss i put the bead right at the base of his neck. it never flopped around or even twitched. i didn't find a single BB in his beast meat either. i haven't patterned the indian creek choke i've got for that Benelli yet but the Pure Gold one i have now does well enough it's just to tinker. i think more than anything now companies come out with something new to peak curiosity for sales more than a need to improve performance.

Out on the back deck listening to peepers and hanging out. Wife drinking berry Shandy beer. For me Toppling Goliath's Fire Skulls and Money. It's pretty good. Not the juicy crazed beers but a nice NE IPA with a bit of hoppy west coast spin. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

paula if it helps i should make the correction it was pineapple and pomegranate. lol they were really good we finished the gallon or so it made.

the truck idea is cool but it'd take up too much space.

yea i've got some of those. a couple are still brewing out under a tote in a cage in the backyard, because it was warm enough and long enough before i could get to caping them out.

not really just added a few large burms of shale. i'd say it's a down grade though. shale is tough on a fresh set of knobs. good news is there's at least a handful of private tracks with 20 minutes. my days of riding bikes are over though. you just don't get up as fast as you used to. look at any harescramble, gncc, jDay, or motocross podium and all the riders are "fearless" and in their 20's or just breaking 30.

cold wet May means a barn full of hay. problem we run into though is when we do start mowing we fill the barns too fast with 1st cutting and then run out of room for 2nd. many want 2nd cutting over 1st but we still can't get them there fast enough to off load from wagons into tractor trailer trucks. youth was always a back up plan on the farm. problem is i'm not as youthful anymore. lol

so no pictures but i was a little worried this rain would let up and the lawn would be really coming around. it hasn't but just in case i took the backhoe and dug up some more. then to really set the yard off nice I jack-hammered about a foot off a couple ledge high spots and made a few piles of shale. Biz, if only I'd taken pictures. it went from motocross track to rock quarry.