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Friends of mies yard, in swla, ruffly 20 miles from the Gulf of America. They got 13 inches in total.

Second boat. Always go with the second boat option.

Man I feel like crap now because of this. God I'm so sorry everyone for this mess being brought on here.

No problem.

Sure but got to wait till it warms up a bit first 😎

Thank you. But nothing to be done but weather it and let the law run it's course. Honestly I'm not even sure what she did or said on here. I just took the chance that she had spread her mess to hear after seeing what she did on the other group's and pages. I have known for a bit just what she...

Thank you.

I would like to make a apology to anyone that my account has disrespected or got into a pissing match with in the last few hours. Any insults or foul words, were infact not of my making or doing. I have been at a family function for most of the day. Me and the ex got into a rather heated...

Lmao. You mad bro? 😂😂😂😂 Oh and still haven't seen any dark geese mix with sky carp on the ground 😂😂😂😂

I don't care what non hunters aka liberal snow flakes, think about anything. For as I'm concerned they can all suck start a .357 revolver 😂😂😂😂😂 I hunt snows in 6 states every year, for the last 12 years. Literally every where I have been most everyone calls them "sky carp". Y'all can run...

Ohh I guess your butt is hurt too 😂😂😂😂😂 Still haven't ever seen speaks or honkers be mixed in with "snows", "sky carp", or any of the common terms used country wide to describe those trash birds.

Oh so you don't like the term "sky carp" I'm so sorry I hurt your feelings typing a very common term used country wide to describe a literal flying trash can. Would you feel better if I referred to them as "pasture pigs" "Rice leaches" "Flying jerky" "White devils" "Trash geese" "Trash bird"...

Never seen it not once, not with any sub species of Canadian goose. Not in any of the states that I have hunted.

For what it's worth in my 30 plus years of waterfowl hunting. I have never not once ever seen speaks or honkers mix in with sky carp. They normally keep themselves in tight lil groups on the fringes of the sky carp flock on the ground or avoid those areas until the snows have leavt.

Well maybe I can add some thoughts. When I fillet my fish, I cut till I get close enough to the tail, that it's just enough skin to hold it on the body. Then I place the knife on the fillet section and instead of using my knife hand to "cut" the fillet free from the skin. I pull the fish...

I wish I had answers for you but I don't.

I think the point of his post. Blew right over your head. Good luck finding what your looking for.

Lol. I don't think he is much worried about the plans, seeing as he hasn't responded in several days lol.