Never had to shoot a dog here harassing cattle, did put a couple 308 rounds over a neighbors young pup buddy team out barking at calves over the last two years, they finally wised up and leave them alone now, I will say I had a big gelding named Tiny that killed a dog and one coyote, he was a big fast mean sombitch that hated dogs or coyotes, simply run them down and stomp them to death, also have a donkey that runs dogs and coyotes out of the pasture, that little fu-ker aint scared of chit!
Never had to shoot a dog here harassing cattle, did put a couple 308 rounds over a neighbors young pup buddy team out barking at calves over the last two years, they finally wised up and leave them alone now, I will say I had a big gelding named Tiny that killed a dog and one coyote, he was a big fast mean sombitch that hated dogs or coyotes, simply run them down and stomp them to death, also have a donkey that runs dogs and coyotes out of the pasture, that little fu-ker aint scared of chit!
Never had to shoot a dog here harassing cattle, did put a couple 308 rounds over a neighbors young pup buddy team out barking at calves over the last two years, they finally wised up and leave them alone now, I will say I had a big gelding named Tiny that killed a dog and one coyote, he was a big fast mean sombitch that hated dogs or coyotes, simply run them down and stomp them to death, also have a donkey that runs dogs and coyotes out of the pasture, that little fu-ker aint scared of chit!
donkeys are tougher than honey badgers
Stubby is a miniature Jack, quiet the attitude, he runs with his mouth wide open hee-hawing at the dogs and coyotes, his short legs wont give him the speed he needs, I hung the coyote Tiny killed on the Northwest fence, that damn donkey came by "everyday" and took a chit beside that dead coyote, he hates them too.
Got family that live in rural areas of NYS, I think I see more actual Mexican Mexicans up there than I do around here, 'cept on construction sites.
How do you tell the difference?
Night and day alot of the time. Mexicans are more likely to bear the stamp of hard living whereas American Mexicans tend to run as soft as the rest of us, around here fluency in Spanish tends to be a giveaway too.
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Why are you frequenting construction sites?
This is the Austin/San Antonio Corridor, construction sites are frequenting us, and their Mexicans shop at convenience stores for coffee and grease in the morning, and beer in brown paper sacks in the evening.
Actually I have heard that a lot of their Mexicans are actually Guatemalans.
That's interesting.
Are you able to tell a Guatemalan from a Mexican? Or do they look similar?
I can tell them apart for the most part by their facial features, Panamanians, Guatemalans, and Salvadorans tend to look more Indian, doesn't always hold true but just a guideline. I do have one Panamanian cousin my uncle adopted when he was stationed there after Vietnam, Roman is an Arkansas hillbilly now.
God bless Texas----------------------- Old 300 I will remain what i am until the day I die- A HUNTER......Sitting Bull Its not how you pick the booger.. but where you put it !! Roger V Hunter
The big clues is their Spanish. I can tell fairly quickly if El Sal, Guat Cuban or Mexican when talk to them. Even different dialects in Mexico. EL Sals and Guats typically have more Indian features than Mexicans.
Originally Posted by stxhunter
Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
Got family that live in rural areas of NYS, I think I see more actual Mexican Mexicans up there than I do around here, 'cept on construction sites.
How do you tell the difference?
Night and day alot of the time. Mexicans are more likely to bear the stamp of hard living whereas American Mexicans tend to run as soft as the rest of us, around here fluency in Spanish tends to be a giveaway too.
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Why are you frequenting construction sites?
This is the Austin/San Antonio Corridor, construction sites are frequenting us, and their Mexicans shop at convenience stores for coffee and grease in the morning, and beer in brown paper sacks in the evening.
Actually I have heard that a lot of their Mexicans are actually Guatemalans.
That's interesting.
Are you able to tell a Guatemalan from a Mexican? Or do they look similar?
I can tell them apart for the most part by their facial features, Panamanians, Guatemalans, and Salvadorans tend to look more Indian, doesn't always hold true but just a guideline. I do have one Panamanian cousin my uncle adopted when he was stationed there after Vietnam, Roman is an Arkansas hillbilly now.
Well it's not really funny. Guess you didn't hear about the massive flooding here in 2006 and that my home and most of my belongings were destroyed.
Is that how your family lost the dairy farm?
Do you still live in a flood plain?
Din't live in a flood plain then you ignorant son of a bitch. It had not flooded there in 100 years.
Thats called a 100 year flood plain.
They have 500 year flood plains too.
They called it a 500 year flood. Whole towns were wiped out here. Bridges washed out all over the place. Roads closed, whole houses floating down the river, overpass collapsed on the interstate, 18 wheelers went into the abyss and washed down stream. Never would have thought it would flood where I lived. Water was not visible from my back yard the night before. When I got up in the morning it was at my back steps. Two hours later when we left it was coming under the back door. We got 8" of rain overnight and the ground was already saturated from several straight days of rain before that. The next morning when we went back the water was over the road out front and about everything but the roof was under water.
Never had to shoot a dog here harassing cattle, did put a couple 308 rounds over a neighbors young pup buddy team out barking at calves over the last two years, they finally wised up and leave them alone now, I will say I had a big gelding named Tiny that killed a dog and one coyote, he was a big fast mean sombitch that hated dogs or coyotes, simply run them down and stomp them to death, also have a donkey that runs dogs and coyotes out of the pasture, that little fu-ker aint scared of chit!
Yep, the neighbors horses here will run my dogs out of the pasture and I'm sure they'd stomp them if they caught them. The dogs know it too and are afraid to go out there if the horses are anywhere in sight.
thanks paul, got the image posting down now I believe
this was my pit bull wiener dog mix named Kami Her mother was a pit bull, father a miniature black dachshund. neighbors gave me this dog as a pup so her lineage is 100% correct
miss her a lot as she was a wonderful dog. She was not too keen on adult males, but loved women and kids. Hell on cats and groundhogs around the farm
That’s quite an interesting looking dog.
Tenacious hunter comes to mind.
The degree of my privacy is no business of yours.
What we've learned from history is that we haven't learned from it.
I was a custom rifle smith at one time too. A rifle I built was featured in Safari Club magazine back in the 90's and I was mentioned as the builder in the article . Too bad you don't know shyt about guns.
Cool.
Which issue?
I honestly don't remember. I don't have the issue anymore. Lots of stuff got destroyed in the flood.
lmfao.....
Well it's not really funny. Guess you didn't hear about the massive flooding here in 2006 and that my home and most of my belongings were destroyed.
That sucks. I lost my home to Hurricane Katrina. And when I use the word "lost" I mean I went back and couldn't find the damn thing.
Yep, that would suck too. Mine was moved off it's foundation, evertything inside floated around to different rooms, refrigerator on it's side in living room, dressers in living room, kitchen cupboards falling apart, mud covered everything. It was condemned as beyond reasonable repair so it might as well have been gone. Actually that would have been more convenient as I wouldn't have had to clean up the mess. Had no flood insurance as we were not in a flood zone so had to start over from nothing. Only had two more years of payments before it was mine so it was a bitch having to start over.
Damn brother, sorry for that. I had insurance. It was a PITA to get them to pay, but so many people lost everything and had no insurance. Even at that time I told everyone I felt like I got lucky having my house scattered all over 4 city blocks. No nasty clean-up, no wondering what to do.
Never had to shoot a dog here harassing cattle, did put a couple 308 rounds over a neighbors young pup buddy team out barking at calves over the last two years, they finally wised up and leave them alone now, I will say I had a big gelding named Tiny that killed a dog and one coyote, he was a big fast mean sombitch that hated dogs or coyotes, simply run them down and stomp them to death, also have a donkey that runs dogs and coyotes out of the pasture, that little fu-ker aint scared of chit!
Yep, the neighbors horses here will run my dogs out of the pasture and I'm sure they'd stomp them if they caught them. The dogs know it too and are afraid to go out there if the horses are anywhere in sight.
Same/same with a buddy of mine out West, told me he turns his 4 big mules out in the mountains in late Spring to early Fall, I said damn, what about the grizzlies and mountain lions, he laughed, they wont fugg with those mules, I ask why, he said the bears and cats know if they get hurt messing with the mules they are dead, then ask do you have to go find them, no, he said, they know when to come home.
So guessing a big mule is a pretty damn tough customer too if he can hang with bears and cats in the mountains.
I was a custom rifle smith at one time too. A rifle I built was featured in Safari Club magazine back in the 90's and I was mentioned as the builder in the article . Too bad you don't know shyt about guns.
Cool.
Which issue?
I honestly don't remember. I don't have the issue anymore. Lots of stuff got destroyed in the flood.
lmfao.....
Well it's not really funny. Guess you didn't hear about the massive flooding here in 2006 and that my home and most of my belongings were destroyed.
Not laughing about the flood, don't wish that on anyone, just if I had something I made featured in a fairly prominent magazine I think I'd remember the details.
God bless Texas----------------------- Old 300 I will remain what i am until the day I die- A HUNTER......Sitting Bull Its not how you pick the booger.. but where you put it !! Roger V Hunter
The big clues is their Spanish. I can tell fairly quickly if El Sal, Guat Cuban or Mexican when talk to them. Even different dialects in Mexico. EL Sals and Guats typically have more Indian features than Mexicans.
Originally Posted by stxhunter
Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
Originally Posted by deflave
Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
Got family that live in rural areas of NYS, I think I see more actual Mexican Mexicans up there than I do around here, 'cept on construction sites.
How do you tell the difference?
Night and day alot of the time. Mexicans are more likely to bear the stamp of hard living whereas American Mexicans tend to run as soft as the rest of us, around here fluency in Spanish tends to be a giveaway too.
Quote
Why are you frequenting construction sites?
This is the Austin/San Antonio Corridor, construction sites are frequenting us, and their Mexicans shop at convenience stores for coffee and grease in the morning, and beer in brown paper sacks in the evening.
Actually I have heard that a lot of their Mexicans are actually Guatemalans.
That's interesting.
Are you able to tell a Guatemalan from a Mexican? Or do they look similar?
I can tell them apart for the most part by their facial features, Panamanians, Guatemalans, and Salvadorans tend to look more Indian, doesn't always hold true but just a guideline. I do have one Panamanian cousin my uncle adopted when he was stationed there after Vietnam, Roman is an Arkansas hillbilly now.
Ha Roman is an ugly f-cker but I love him, hell he married a white chick that could be Dolly Pardens twin, go figure.
God bless Texas----------------------- Old 300 I will remain what i am until the day I die- A HUNTER......Sitting Bull Its not how you pick the booger.. but where you put it !! Roger V Hunter
I was a custom rifle smith at one time too. A rifle I built was featured in Safari Club magazine back in the 90's and I was mentioned as the builder in the article . Too bad you don't know shyt about guns.
Cool.
Which issue?
I honestly don't remember. I don't have the issue anymore. Lots of stuff got destroyed in the flood.
lmfao.....
Well it's not really funny. Guess you didn't hear about the massive flooding here in 2006 and that my home and most of my belongings were destroyed.
Not laughing about the flood, don't wish that on anyone, just if I had something I made featured in a fairly prominent magazine I think I'd remember the details.
To tell you the truth it was never that important to me. I lost a lot of family photo's and heirlooms that were much more valuable to me. Don't have hardly any pictures of my kids when they were little anymore.
I was a custom rifle smith at one time too. A rifle I built was featured in Safari Club magazine back in the 90's and I was mentioned as the builder in the article . Too bad you don't know shyt about guns.
Cool.
Which issue?
I honestly don't remember. I don't have the issue anymore. Lots of stuff got destroyed in the flood.
lmfao.....
Well it's not really funny. Guess you didn't hear about the massive flooding here in 2006 and that my home and most of my belongings were destroyed.
Not laughing about the flood, don't wish that on anyone, just if I had something I made featured in a fairly prominent magazine I think I'd remember the details.
To tell you the truth it was never that important to me. I lost a lot of family photo's and heirlooms that were much more valuable to me. Don't have hardly any pictures of my kids when they were little anymore.
Maybe if you'd contact SCI, and explain the circumstances, someone would go back and find the issue with your rifle in it.
Don't blame me. I voted for Trump.
Democrats would burn this country to the ground, if they could rule over the ashes.
I was a custom rifle smith at one time too. A rifle I built was featured in Safari Club magazine back in the 90's and I was mentioned as the builder in the article . Too bad you don't know shyt about guns.
Cool.
Which issue?
I honestly don't remember. I don't have the issue anymore. Lots of stuff got destroyed in the flood.
lmfao.....
Well it's not really funny. Guess you didn't hear about the massive flooding here in 2006 and that my home and most of my belongings were destroyed.
Not laughing about the flood, don't wish that on anyone, just if I had something I made featured in a fairly prominent magazine I think I'd remember the details.
To tell you the truth it was never that important to me. I lost a lot of family photo's and heirlooms that were much more valuable to me. Don't have hardly any pictures of my kids when they were little anymore.
Maybe if you'd contact SCI, and explain the circumstances, someone would go back and find the issue with your rifle in it.
Maybe. Never gave it any thought. Like I said it wasn't a big deal to me.
Shyt I'm already way better than your ignorant ass. Always have been and always will be. What I can't stand is all you goddam posers on here thinking you know everything about anything when you don't know your ass hole from your elbow,.
Originally Posted by Blackheart
With both grandparents being dairy farmers I spent lots of time on farms.
Real proud of yourself aren't you? Classic Narcissist. You're smarter than everyone, done more than anyone, tougher than anyone. I think you're more full of crap than anyone. Real men don't have to brag on themselves and put others down. I spent lots of time on helicopters but that doesn't make me a Whirly pilot. Look in the mirror for the real "Poser".
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