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perpetually lost.
that "trail" needs some critical edge restoration, some grooming. it is Uing out and needs to have the stones removed.
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that "trail" needs some critical edge restoration, some grooming. it is Uing out and needs to have the stones removed.
BamaHeel
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Congrats!
My kids would say: dook is puke, Wake is fake, but the team I hate is NC State!
Truth is I don't hate the Woofies too bad, I HATE dook
My kids would say: dook is puke, Wake is fake, but the team I hate is NC State!
Truth is I don't hate the Woofies too bad, I HATE dook
RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
Here is another one for you Godwin. 3 total in the woodpile. I got a good video but can't upload it. I think it's the mommy, daddy, and brother to the one I posted a couple weeks ago.
TLCA #13178 Appalachia Cruisers, STLCA
TLCA #13178 Appalachia Cruisers, STLCA
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Another black rat snake. Snakes are solitary so you don't have a family unit in your woodpile. Not to say these snakes are not related just that males and females come together to breed then go there separate ways. Once the female lays the eggs she essentially abandons them. The woodpile over the plastic grate has created some excellent habitat for the snakes and with the numbers you're seeing you likely have a few rodents in there also, or had.
All those rat snakes in your yard, you're a lucky guy
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RSHARPfzj80
Appalachia Cruisers
Yeah my yard was DESTROYED by moles the past few years, so hopefully they have cleared most of them out. Not sure how lucky I am to have 5ft rat snakes in my yard with a 4yr old and 1yr old running aroundAnother black rat snake. Snakes are solitary so you don't have a family unit in your woodpile. Not to say these snakes are not related just that males and females come together to breed then go there separate ways. Once the female lays the eggs she essentially abandons them. The woodpile over the plastic grate has created some excellent habitat for the snakes and with the numbers you're seeing you likely have a few rodents in there also, or had.
All those rat snakes in your yard, you're a lucky guy
. The one I got the video of was a monster. Thanks again. Rance TLCA #13178 Appalachia Cruisers, STLCA
Actually having the rat snakes around is good. They feed primarily on rodents and birds. They will not completely remove the rodents from your yard but can reduce the numbers. Rattlesnakes also feed on rodents. In TN you'd have the timber rattlers. So with rat snakes around, fewer rodents thus less rattlesnake food.
A bite from a rat snake nothing to be concerned about.
A bite from a rat snake nothing to be concerned about.
justbecause
perpetually lost.
We went fishing last weekend and didnt catch much of anything. we also had jugs set out, which kept getting the bait eaten.
I rescued one very small catfish from an abandoned jug, and caught another equally small one from the bank.
the lake is over grown with lilies and the owner says he found some "safe" spray that he plans on applying, I am trying to convince him to invest in an aquatic mower, but they start at 3k, and I am not sure that is going to happen.
would adding grass carp (or something else?) cut back on lilies quickly, or will it take months/years?
is there anything I can do (legally) to increase good big fish population, i think the owner would be ok with bass, or cat fish, he never indicated a preference. I think he just wants a lake to fish.
the water is a muddy color, but doesnt seem to have noticeable suspended sediment. I am pretty sure it is a very old manmade lake, dug out from a creek.
I went to where the water flows out, it goes into a wide, shallow, rocky creek, that goes into the warrior. Using google earth I can see that it gets pretty small and eventually cant be seen from sat pictures. Using the road map (that has the whole creek marked) I followed it to the river. where it dumps into the river has been turned into a concrete culvert.
The water flowing out of the pond is crystal clear. and warm.
I rescued one very small catfish from an abandoned jug, and caught another equally small one from the bank.
the lake is over grown with lilies and the owner says he found some "safe" spray that he plans on applying, I am trying to convince him to invest in an aquatic mower, but they start at 3k, and I am not sure that is going to happen.
would adding grass carp (or something else?) cut back on lilies quickly, or will it take months/years?
is there anything I can do (legally) to increase good big fish population, i think the owner would be ok with bass, or cat fish, he never indicated a preference. I think he just wants a lake to fish.
the water is a muddy color, but doesnt seem to have noticeable suspended sediment. I am pretty sure it is a very old manmade lake, dug out from a creek.
I went to where the water flows out, it goes into a wide, shallow, rocky creek, that goes into the warrior. Using google earth I can see that it gets pretty small and eventually cant be seen from sat pictures. Using the road map (that has the whole creek marked) I followed it to the river. where it dumps into the river has been turned into a concrete culvert.
The water flowing out of the pond is crystal clear. and warm.
It's been way too quiet for way too long in here
justbecause
perpetually lost.
you can join the dr. who conversation over on facebook....
I'm ready for the new Dr to hurry up and get here
justbecause
perpetually lost.
too rusty for me, but http://lexington.craigslist.org/cto/4532042532.html
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new episodes of Firefly are coming out September 31st.
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i shouldn't joke like that, its inappropriate, i am sorry.
Joss has moved on.