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lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. 
Maybe your deer eat mostly trash, but rabbits seem pretty discriminating. I bet they'd make good eating. Your kids may not see it that way though...
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lena_chita
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cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. Maybe your deer eat mostly trash, but rabbits seem pretty discriminating. I bet they'd make good eating. Your kids may not see it that way though... GO
Actually, after watching the rabbits munch with gusto on just-sprayed-with-roundup weeds, I wouldn't want to eat them, either.
Completely agree that rabbits in general make good eating. And my kids would eat them just fine, I think.
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cracklover
Sep 11, 2013, 6:46 PM
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lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. Maybe your deer eat mostly trash, but rabbits seem pretty discriminating. I bet they'd make good eating. Your kids may not see it that way though... GO Actually, after watching the rabbits munch with gusto on just-sprayed-with-roundup weeds, I wouldn't want to eat them, either. Completely agree that rabbits in general make good eating. And my kids would eat them just fine, I think.
Hmm... you may have a poynte.
More importantly, you jerks notice the number of replies to this thread? There's a big number coming up. Who will roll over the odometer?
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dr_feelgood
Sep 11, 2013, 8:45 PM
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cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. Maybe your deer eat mostly trash, but rabbits seem pretty discriminating. I bet they'd make good eating. Your kids may not see it that way though... GO Actually, after watching the rabbits munch with gusto on just-sprayed-with-roundup weeds, I wouldn't want to eat them, either. Completely agree that rabbits in general make good eating. And my kids would eat them just fine, I think. Hmm... you may have a poynte. More importantly, you jerks notice the number of replies to this thread? There's a big number coming up. Who will roll over the odometer? GO
Yore not that brite, are ewe?
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snoopy138
Sep 12, 2013, 4:01 PM
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dr_feelgood wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. Maybe your deer eat mostly trash, but rabbits seem pretty discriminating. I bet they'd make good eating. Your kids may not see it that way though... GO Actually, after watching the rabbits munch with gusto on just-sprayed-with-roundup weeds, I wouldn't want to eat them, either. Completely agree that rabbits in general make good eating. And my kids would eat them just fine, I think. Hmm... you may have a poynte. More importantly, you jerks notice the number of replies to this thread? There's a big number coming up. Who will roll over the odometer? GO Yore not that brite, are ewe?
yeah, no shit. 101k is not a millstone.
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snoopy138 wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. Maybe your deer eat mostly trash, but rabbits seem pretty discriminating. I bet they'd make good eating. Your kids may not see it that way though... GO Actually, after watching the rabbits munch with gusto on just-sprayed-with-roundup weeds, I wouldn't want to eat them, either. Completely agree that rabbits in general make good eating. And my kids would eat them just fine, I think. Hmm... you may have a poynte. More importantly, you jerks notice the number of replies to this thread? There's a big number coming up. Who will roll over the odometer? GO Yore not that brite, are ewe? yeah, no shit. 101k is not a millstone.
heh, the good thing about flies is that I am not the target of THIS joke anymore.
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lena_chita wrote: snoopy138 wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. Maybe your deer eat mostly trash, but rabbits seem pretty discriminating. I bet they'd make good eating. Your kids may not see it that way though... GO Actually, after watching the rabbits munch with gusto on just-sprayed-with-roundup weeds, I wouldn't want to eat them, either. Completely agree that rabbits in general make good eating. And my kids would eat them just fine, I think. Hmm... you may have a poynte. More importantly, you jerks notice the number of replies to this thread? There's a big number coming up. Who will roll over the odometer? GO Yore not that brite, are ewe? yeah, no shit. 101k is not a millstone. heh, the good thing about flies is that I am not the target of THIS joke anymore.
Who's joking?
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lena_chita
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granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: snoopy138 wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. Maybe your deer eat mostly trash, but rabbits seem pretty discriminating. I bet they'd make good eating. Your kids may not see it that way though... GO Actually, after watching the rabbits munch with gusto on just-sprayed-with-roundup weeds, I wouldn't want to eat them, either. Completely agree that rabbits in general make good eating. And my kids would eat them just fine, I think. Hmm... you may have a poynte. More importantly, you jerks notice the number of replies to this thread? There's a big number coming up. Who will roll over the odometer? GO Yore not that brite, are ewe? yeah, no shit. 101k is not a millstone. heh, the good thing about flies is that I am not the target of THIS joke anymore. Who's joking?
The jokers.
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drivel
Sep 12, 2013, 6:51 PM
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dr_feelgood wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: OK, so I gets home today and I has teh delivered package.... WOHOOO!!!1 I lurve getting packages. cept, I didn't order anything and it's knot from 5.10. It wasn't ticking so I fingered it wood be safe to open. I welcum teh darkness Everybody dies. Not everybody lives.
freedom isn't free.
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drivel
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tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: gonna be a weke end of blorting owt. heading to the stone beer fest on saturday, then sticking around SD to watch the mets-padres game on sunday. teh ABz will be there. The Bastards! Well say hello from me and ask if I can borrow his drum set. Drumming kin involve exersize... might be best to ask if ewe kin borrow his backgammon bord? Man, I am getting a ton of excercise these days, but the problem is so little of it involves actual rock. I have been doing a ton of yoga biking water skiing surfing gym climbing flag boying ugh. Not going to make it this weekend either. You know, it's not that hard to go climbing. That is true, but the loyerette has arranged a fine Brunch on Sunday. kind of spikes the weekend for climbing. Ewe noes.... it wood be gud ifs we had sum sort ov rule that covered this kind ov situation.... Wait a minute.... WE FUKING DUE!!!1 well, it's more like a guideline but still. Sumtymes climbing iz awl about disapoynting yore loved wons. Try to pay attention? She is very klever. She has befriended all my climbing partners, and they like her better than me. Plus she sent her email out early in the week. I like to organize my climbing on like late Thursday. yore like a total waste.... and what does teh girl being klever or making plans have anything to due with ewe screaming #16 as teh door slams behind ewe? My advice, try to retive yore manhood from teh girls purse as soon as possible... though it's probibly way too late for ewe awlready. as I reread CI's disgraceful post, I'm wondering ... are awl of his climber friends going to these brunches? If so, what teh fuk kind of climber friends does he have? Yes, this iz korrect.... CI's post iz very confusing It is tru. Loyerette has befirenderd teh gf/wife of my two main partners... and my two main partners. She is single handedly destroying all I hav bilt... with fine brunches. This will knot end well... Nau that ewe has caved, she noes, she has ewe on teh ropes. Teh ultamatum, quit climbing, gets married, has teh kids, iz next. And we awl noes how well that werked owt fer AB... nau that he is saddled with teh twins.... his life iz over. rip ab. So as much as this mite sound harsh... and possibly cause ewe sum heartache. I recumend, RUN!!!1 Run fast and run far. Due it nau, before it's two late fer ewe. Though I suspect, sadly, that ewe don't has teh courage to stand up to her or to run. Still, that's my best advice.
i'm sure he can get divorced and go back to living in his van and climb all the time if he wanted.
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drivel
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granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence.
certainly GU'd but you need about a 12' fence to reliably keep deer in or out.
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drivel
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lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too.
should be able to trap the bunnies?
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drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies?
Yeah, I'll start a little fur trading business in my spare time, anyday now.
For now, I am going with the "getting my veggies from the CSA plan". It is working splendidly so far. And when Heffe finally builds me a greenhouse, I will have some veggies there in winter.
But until then, as much as a love gardening, the trap-bunnies-and-shoot-the-deer-while-installing-12ft-tall-electric-fence-and-getting-a-mastiff thing just keeps ending up on the second page of my priority list.
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camhead
Sep 12, 2013, 7:53 PM
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drivel wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: gonna be a weke end of blorting owt. heading to the stone beer fest on saturday, then sticking around SD to watch the mets-padres game on sunday. teh ABz will be there. The Bastards! Well say hello from me and ask if I can borrow his drum set. Drumming kin involve exersize... might be best to ask if ewe kin borrow his backgammon bord? Man, I am getting a ton of excercise these days, but the problem is so little of it involves actual rock. I have been doing a ton of yoga biking water skiing surfing gym climbing flag boying ugh. Not going to make it this weekend either. You know, it's not that hard to go climbing. That is true, but the loyerette has arranged a fine Brunch on Sunday. kind of spikes the weekend for climbing. Ewe noes.... it wood be gud ifs we had sum sort ov rule that covered this kind ov situation.... Wait a minute.... WE FUKING DUE!!!1 well, it's more like a guideline but still. Sumtymes climbing iz awl about disapoynting yore loved wons. Try to pay attention? She is very klever. She has befriended all my climbing partners, and they like her better than me. Plus she sent her email out early in the week. I like to organize my climbing on like late Thursday. yore like a total waste.... and what does teh girl being klever or making plans have anything to due with ewe screaming #16 as teh door slams behind ewe? My advice, try to retive yore manhood from teh girls purse as soon as possible... though it's probibly way too late for ewe awlready. as I reread CI's disgraceful post, I'm wondering ... are awl of his climber friends going to these brunches? If so, what teh fuk kind of climber friends does he have? Yes, this iz korrect.... CI's post iz very confusing It is tru. Loyerette has befirenderd teh gf/wife of my two main partners... and my two main partners. She is single handedly destroying all I hav bilt... with fine brunches. This will knot end well... Nau that ewe has caved, she noes, she has ewe on teh ropes. Teh ultamatum, quit climbing, gets married, has teh kids, iz next. And we awl noes how well that werked owt fer AB... nau that he is saddled with teh twins.... his life iz over. rip ab. So as much as this mite sound harsh... and possibly cause ewe sum heartache. I recumend, RUN!!!1 Run fast and run far. Due it nau, before it's two late fer ewe. Though I suspect, sadly, that ewe don't has teh courage to stand up to her or to run. Still, that's my best advice. i'm sure he can get divorced and go back to living in his van and climb all the time if he wanted.
Naw, that takes commitment. He'll NEEEEVER do it!
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snoopy138
Sep 12, 2013, 11:56 PM
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drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies?
yeah, where is INC with his buckets when you need him?
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dr_feelgood
Sep 13, 2013, 3:55 AM
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drivel wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: OK, so I gets home today and I has teh delivered package.... WOHOOO!!!1 I lurve getting packages. cept, I didn't order anything and it's knot from 5.10. It wasn't ticking so I fingered it wood be safe to open. I welcum teh darkness Everybody dies. Not everybody lives. freedom isn't free.
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dr_feelgood
Sep 13, 2013, 3:56 AM
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lena_chita wrote: drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies? Yeah, I'll start a little fur trading business in my spare time, anyday now. For now, I am going with the "getting my veggies from the CSA plan". It is working splendidly so far. And when Heffe finally builds me a greenhouse, I will have some veggies there in winter. But until then, as much as a love gardening, the trap-bunnies-and-shoot-the-deer-while-installing-12ft-tall-electric-fence-and-getting-a-mastiff thing just keeps ending up on the second page of my priority list.
Skip the rest, just get the mastiff. Jasper loves to chase deer, and he is adorbz.
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drivel
Sep 13, 2013, 4:43 AM
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dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies? Yeah, I'll start a little fur trading business in my spare time, anyday now. For now, I am going with the "getting my veggies from the CSA plan". It is working splendidly so far. And when Heffe finally builds me a greenhouse, I will have some veggies there in winter. But until then, as much as a love gardening, the trap-bunnies-and-shoot-the-deer-while-installing-12ft-tall-electric-fence-and-getting-a-mastiff thing just keeps ending up on the second page of my priority list. Skip the rest, just get the mastiff. Jasper loves to chase deer, and he is adorbz.
do please tell us if he ever catches one.
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drivel
Sep 13, 2013, 4:44 AM
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camhead wrote: drivel wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: snoopy138 wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: caughtinside wrote: tripperjm wrote: caughtinside wrote: snoopy138 wrote: gonna be a weke end of blorting owt. heading to the stone beer fest on saturday, then sticking around SD to watch the mets-padres game on sunday. teh ABz will be there. The Bastards! Well say hello from me and ask if I can borrow his drum set. Drumming kin involve exersize... might be best to ask if ewe kin borrow his backgammon bord? Man, I am getting a ton of excercise these days, but the problem is so little of it involves actual rock. I have been doing a ton of yoga biking water skiing surfing gym climbing flag boying ugh. Not going to make it this weekend either. You know, it's not that hard to go climbing. That is true, but the loyerette has arranged a fine Brunch on Sunday. kind of spikes the weekend for climbing. Ewe noes.... it wood be gud ifs we had sum sort ov rule that covered this kind ov situation.... Wait a minute.... WE FUKING DUE!!!1 well, it's more like a guideline but still. Sumtymes climbing iz awl about disapoynting yore loved wons. Try to pay attention? She is very klever. She has befriended all my climbing partners, and they like her better than me. Plus she sent her email out early in the week. I like to organize my climbing on like late Thursday. yore like a total waste.... and what does teh girl being klever or making plans have anything to due with ewe screaming #16 as teh door slams behind ewe? My advice, try to retive yore manhood from teh girls purse as soon as possible... though it's probibly way too late for ewe awlready. as I reread CI's disgraceful post, I'm wondering ... are awl of his climber friends going to these brunches? If so, what teh fuk kind of climber friends does he have? Yes, this iz korrect.... CI's post iz very confusing It is tru. Loyerette has befirenderd teh gf/wife of my two main partners... and my two main partners. She is single handedly destroying all I hav bilt... with fine brunches. This will knot end well... Nau that ewe has caved, she noes, she has ewe on teh ropes. Teh ultamatum, quit climbing, gets married, has teh kids, iz next. And we awl noes how well that werked owt fer AB... nau that he is saddled with teh twins.... his life iz over. rip ab. So as much as this mite sound harsh... and possibly cause ewe sum heartache. I recumend, RUN!!!1 Run fast and run far. Due it nau, before it's two late fer ewe. Though I suspect, sadly, that ewe don't has teh courage to stand up to her or to run. Still, that's my best advice. i'm sure he can get divorced and go back to living in his van and climb all the time if he wanted. Naw, that takes commitment. He'll NEEEEVER do it!
i was gonna reply to the one about wives that quit climbing with a quip about getting divorced and moving to the land of milk and honey and getting back into it. except I haven't actually gotten back into it yet. I'll get back to y'all on it wonce my boots get here.
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dr_feelgood
Sep 13, 2013, 2:16 PM
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drivel wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies? Yeah, I'll start a little fur trading business in my spare time, anyday now. For now, I am going with the "getting my veggies from the CSA plan". It is working splendidly so far. And when Heffe finally builds me a greenhouse, I will have some veggies there in winter. But until then, as much as a love gardening, the trap-bunnies-and-shoot-the-deer-while-installing-12ft-tall-electric-fence-and-getting-a-mastiff thing just keeps ending up on the second page of my priority list. Skip the rest, just get the mastiff. Jasper loves to chase deer, and he is adorbz. do please tell us if he ever catches one.
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granite_grrl
Sep 13, 2013, 2:33 PM
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drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies?
If it's like around our place the trapping them all would be a full time job.
I also would be scared of trapping a skunk.
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granite_grrl
Sep 13, 2013, 2:36 PM
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dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies? Yeah, I'll start a little fur trading business in my spare time, anyday now. For now, I am going with the "getting my veggies from the CSA plan". It is working splendidly so far. And when Heffe finally builds me a greenhouse, I will have some veggies there in winter. But until then, as much as a love gardening, the trap-bunnies-and-shoot-the-deer-while-installing-12ft-tall-electric-fence-and-getting-a-mastiff thing just keeps ending up on the second page of my priority list. Skip the rest, just get the mastiff. Jasper loves to chase deer, and he is adorbz.
Yes, you'll take of the the deer, but then you'll have a dog to take care of.
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dr_feelgood
Sep 13, 2013, 4:32 PM
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granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies? Yeah, I'll start a little fur trading business in my spare time, anyday now. For now, I am going with the "getting my veggies from the CSA plan". It is working splendidly so far. And when Heffe finally builds me a greenhouse, I will have some veggies there in winter. But until then, as much as a love gardening, the trap-bunnies-and-shoot-the-deer-while-installing-12ft-tall-electric-fence-and-getting-a-mastiff thing just keeps ending up on the second page of my priority list. Skip the rest, just get the mastiff. Jasper loves to chase deer, and he is adorbz. Yes, you'll take of the the deer, but then you'll have a dog to take care of.
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granite_grrl
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dr_feelgood wrote: granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies? Yeah, I'll start a little fur trading business in my spare time, anyday now. For now, I am going with the "getting my veggies from the CSA plan". It is working splendidly so far. And when Heffe finally builds me a greenhouse, I will have some veggies there in winter. But until then, as much as a love gardening, the trap-bunnies-and-shoot-the-deer-while-installing-12ft-tall-electric-fence-and-getting-a-mastiff thing just keeps ending up on the second page of my priority list. Skip the rest, just get the mastiff. Jasper loves to chase deer, and he is adorbz. Yes, you'll take of the the deer, but then you'll have a dog to take care of. The kids will love it!
I hate yore crag dawg?
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dr_feelgood
Sep 13, 2013, 5:22 PM
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granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: granite_grrl wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: lena_chita wrote: drivel wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: granite_grrl wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: lena_chita wrote: cracklover wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: gardening tawk: Harvested 30+ tomatoes, 7 squash, a bunch of beans, 6 ears of corn, 8 carrots, 4 beets, and other shit. I woulda got more, but I filled the panniers to the max. Spent this weekend scouting a backcountry area to blast bambi and bottoming out my taco on the drive. If I am lucky, we might have venison chili in a few weeks. Dew it! Tonight I made elk chili out of meat a friend gave me, and a bunch of tomatoes and jalapenos I harvested today from our garden. Wife made one of the best cornbreads I've ever had to go with it. Yummm... GO If only someone could harvest all the deer from my backyard! Then I could have a garden tawk, too. I love venison, but I wouldn't want to eat THESE vermin though. Considering the crap they eat, I'd rather have myself a tasty rat. Well, not really, but eating city deer is no better than eating rats. Grrr. I just want them DEAD. Well the standard solution is a fence. GO There is a fence. They jump over it. The city doesn't allow a higher one. How high is this fence. I thought the standard was 6ft allowed for a fence. With a running start, they jump 6ft fence like it's nothing. The reason why 5-6ft tall fencing works for a small garden is because they won't jump if the landing isn't clear, or because they don't have room for a running start. I've heard people talk about two fences, a 5-6ft tall and then another one a couple of feet away. Or a wire strung above the main fence. But I need to protect a fairly big area, and it is an expensive proposition. For now I am just hoping my couple fruit trees survive with individual enclosures. If deer are that bad I would suspect you have a bunch of bunnies too. They can cause a lot of damage to shurbs come winter. Oh, no suspecting about it, I see them all the time. hate the little buggers, too. should be able to trap the bunnies? Yeah, I'll start a little fur trading business in my spare time, anyday now. For now, I am going with the "getting my veggies from the CSA plan". It is working splendidly so far. And when Heffe finally builds me a greenhouse, I will have some veggies there in winter. But until then, as much as a love gardening, the trap-bunnies-and-shoot-the-deer-while-installing-12ft-tall-electric-fence-and-getting-a-mastiff thing just keeps ending up on the second page of my priority list. Skip the rest, just get the mastiff. Jasper loves to chase deer, and he is adorbz. Yes, you'll take of the the deer, but then you'll have a dog to take care of. The kids will love it! I hate yore crag dawg?
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