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All I know is tommorow is gonna be a excellent dove hunt.
And I will have 2 packs of pall mall lights king size with me.
Some cheese crackers
2 cans of beefaroni
Plastic spoon
1 gallon of water
Some paper towels
200 12 ga rounds.
Shotgun
My gerber tool
Spray Rem oil
2 cans of bug dope
And my nice fold up hunting chair.
And the smart phone

And a 70+ yr old tree already scouted out for premium shade.

They add nicotine to it and I am not going to google it for you. I have tobacco growing 200 yards from my house, I work 200 yards from RJR reynolds. That and soybeans is all they apparently know how to grow around here.

Don’t ferget the TP.

American Spirit is a tasty smoke if you partake.

It's all good bruh, I don't need you to google anything for me.

I don't care about people that have smoked themselves retarded or anyone that has crashed their grand torino into an oak tree for their own lack of inhibitions. I don't ever recall cigarette smoking being compulsory.

Cigarettes help keep the population down.

I'm sort of a libertarian on that type of thing.

What’s the limit on doves in your neck of the woods Slumlord?

Also do not forget your “butt out” tool!

Heres a piece of advice,Phuggtard. . G F Y with Paddler watching .

Another internet clown that just stirs stuff up and has nothing to contribute . Hint : you would not say that to my face.

Screw doves....and 105F temperature!!

It’s currently 74 here with more of the same tomorrow. Not good as it’ll have the doves heading out soon but I’m liking it after a month of triple digits. I love to shoot doves though so I go whether it’s 100 degrees or not.

Multi purpose with da paper towels!

88-90 tommorow with 5-7 mph wind.
Heavy duty shade on a mature tree line on the Crest of a big old rolling hill on a good terrian mask dip where ya can see birds approach from a long way off.
Good visibility for hundreds of yards.

Wont be bad at all.

I always see dudes on a bucket by a crop row or out in the open in the sun.
Roasting...
Gotta make for a long day
And dudes like that are sticking out like a sore thumb flaring away birds they dont even see sometimes, but yet everyone around them see what is happening and how they are fugging the pooch for everyone.


Boggles my mind not to seek shade.

Call me crazy I geuss but I spent plenty of time in the sun on this planet.
Between 24 yrs in the infantry and 3 yrs working offshore oil rigs on the GOM and Black Sea.
I like shade......

Look who is talking

Geez SlumLord, I broke into a sweat looking at the pictures. I grew up in North Robertson Co. TN. Every family had a patch. Good or bad, tobacco and cattle paid for the family farm and put me and my kid sister through school.

I hate the stuff now, but I reckon according to oldelkhunter's logic, all the beef and corn we raised contributed to multiple DUI fatalities and countless strokes and heart attacks.

Don't matter much, one thing I learned from my Dad was to not pay too much attention to folks from "town". They generally talk out of their ass.

Edited to add: Pard is working on us a silage field for this week. Hope it pans out!!! I'm a bit fired up for seedsucker season!!!

Well, He's got 8 boxes of shells, so 16 doves, if I'm running the gun. I have a friend that was on the Jr. Olympic trap team for a season. It's frustrating for me to shoot near him... I might go in the morning if I'm not building fence. Been a few years.

Yep. Any time the plant is wet while topping, cutting, hoousing. Heavy dew, foggy, after a rain. Have friends who work tobacco from March to November/December every year. Always take a second change of clothes with them when the tobacco is wet. Change into dry clothes at lunch time to reduce the exposure. If it is bad, they will hop in the river or a pond with a bar of soap. Hauled a couple guys with "green tobacco poisoning" when I ran EMS. First they were afraid they were going to die... Then they were afraid they wouldn't...

Not talking about raw tobacco which is bad enough. The cigarette companies added nicotine and a whole lot of other things to tobacco and have been called on it. There is plenty more to google on this if you are so inclined.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/253328.php
https://www.cancer.org/latest-news/us-tobacco-companies-tell-the-truth-about-addictive-products.html

1200 people per day die and yet we have to pay tobacco farmers not to grow this product. The Money that came out of those big lawsuits sure enriched some phugging lawyers . How much money does it cost to treat lung cancer or any cancer caused by this ? We then wonder why our premiums and medical costs are out of control.