Recent content by Blue_Runner

His tactics and understanding of dog psychology is amazing. Once you know what to do THEN it is all about patience and effort. It isn't like caesar can come in, snap his fingers and SHHHH and the dog is fixed (even tho it seems like it lol).

We have a couple of Samsung TVs which provides a ton of free channels, like mountain men, alone, hunting/fishing shows, cooking, etc. Most of it is old episodes, like some 15 years ago, but can't beat the price right? We never really had cable to begin with so who cares if it is old...

Anybody on here make anything out of persimmons? I have a few wild American persimmon trees around here. They aren't very big but produce. The key seems to be to grab them before the mammals and bugs get ahold of them. I haven't tried to make anything yet but recently had some persimmon...

I know the home owners and businesses were using sandbags which help greatly during events like this but when the island is "moving" at such a rate I don't believe there is any real solution. Mother nature is gonna have her way.

I have no idea why it got so quiet all of a sudden? :unsure::)

It was at the outter banks in Buxton NC. It is a long barrier island off the coast of NC. The particular stretch where the houses got swallowed is said to be losing 15 ft of shoreline per year to erosion. It has long been known that the barrier islands are not stationary. I saw the videos...

3:37 :love::ROFLMAO: Nice video George! 45 lbs of soft bacon and cheese LOL

Hey Giorgio, last one we caught we called DNR to ask about the regs. They didn't even know what kind of fish we were talking about. So IDK what whether legal or not for a "keeper size" tog in SC?

I've got a good one - My daughter and I were at an event and I needed to run an errand in her car. Started up, then she needed her purse so I handed it off. Got to my errand, but when I come back to the car - I can't start the car......no key fob! :LOL:

We've caught a handful of tog in Murrells Inlet around the jetties.

Modern gas powered vehicles are complicated enough. My buddy and his wife both have Teslas. She recently hit a deer and he needed to jack the car up to secure a dangling foglight (or some light) just so it would be drive-able. The battery is located under the floor, so you have to have...

Sorry to hear about your son. Besides it being hot and humid during the evenings, I've not gotten out hunting any except opening morning. Walked in before first light and scared off what sounded like a huge herd while getting into my blind. 15 min later I had a small buck come in but passed...

Ignore is a great feature.... but we might not really need it anymore beginning today.

Hey Georgio I started off saltwater fishing on the piers in SC using tree rigs fishing for Spanish macks. It was the early 90's, I'm not even sure if they made tree rigs commercially back then? I would grab a few coffee straws from Hardees, either white with red strip or red with white...