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Absolutely. Nobody should be forced with termination if they don't comply. Ironically, it's only the left states that are going this route. Can you or anyone tell us that 5 or 10 yrs down the road there won't be side-effects? No you can't. The government, or the pharmaceuticals can't either. Wife and I can't wait to leave this socialists state. This might be the reason.

Exactly. Our town is reassessing to 100% this summer. Every house in our area sold in days this yr and for a lot more then they should have. When the market collapses, is the town/County going to drop the assessment? Of course not.

In my old neighborhood, the town would sweep the sand off the edge of the road from the winter sanding. They used a tractor with a rotary broom on front. Don't know how the guy could see anything as they didn't use water, and the dust cloud engulfed the entire thing. Houses and cars on the downwind side were covered in dust. Definitely wouldn't want to purchase that tractor at auction.

She works for workers compensation board. Been there for 29yrs. Knows the comp laws and all the codes. I'm sure the laws and codes are a lot different state to state, but she's confident she could be a asset to the Tennessee state compensation.

My wife has 4 yrs until she retires form the state with 32 yrs. However there's speculation king andy is going to mandate all state employees must get vaccinated. Not going to happen. Wife has started looking into work opportunities in Tennessee.

It does look like skin. Maybe got tangled up in a fence?

Oops...

My post was to let you no that I'm jealous that you're leaving this shithole.

Lucky bum...

Happy birthday

Good, loose your rights as a legal gun owner.

Wouldn't that make sense? But no..

Ok, you obviously love king andy. Good for you.

Less then 100 yrds from my driveway this morning, I see a dead hen and probably 6 poults dead on the side of the road. There were probably 3 or 4 poults still alive around mom that would scurry into the brush as I drove by. They were probably 1/3 feathered. So sad...

Are there not laws in place already to control this?

Cold smoking is keeping the pit temp as low as possible, but over 32°, but under 100° as not to render any fat. I only cold smoke during the spring and fall. I use a smoke tube with pellets. I smoke for 4-6 hrs, rest uncovered in the fridge overnight. Another 4-6 hrs of smoke. I might do this twice, or up to 5 times depending on how thick the bellies are, or until I get the color I like. I then rest the bacon uncovered in my project fridge(aka brining, smoking, fridge) for a couple days before slicing and packaging. Bacon is the only meat I like "over smoked" so to speak, so I go 4 smoke, rest periods for me. Others, like 2 smoke periods.

There are laws already on the books for what he's proposing. But unfortunately, it's disgusted as a new law to take guns from "law abiding citizens".

https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-cuomo-declares-first-nation-gun-violence-disaster-emergency-part-comprehensive

I've done hot smoked a few times, but I prefer the texture of cold smoking. I use this calculator to measure out my cure salt and sugar. www.diggingdogfarm.com/page2. I usually drop the salt % down a tad. Looking forward to the finished pics...

Yes it does. I rub the bags and flip every day. You might want to go a little longer than 8 days if there's still a lot of moisture in the bags. The meat will absorb most of it. I usually go 14 days. Also, I'm assuming your used cure #1 or tender quick?

Dry or wet brine?

Benjamin .177cal pump pellet gun. First gray and red squirrel, chipmunk, grackles, cow birds, Bluejays, Racoon, woodchuck. First coyote and fox with Ruger 22mag. Savage pump 16g. First partridge, first hen and tom turkey. Marlin 336c. First doe and buck. First bow kill. Browning deluxe nomad xx75 2113 and bear razor. First bear with pse legacy.

Congrats on the new toy. Looking forward to the Maine pics.

It is where I hunt.

Happy birthday