Somebody call the cops , there killing them !

Being close to 68 i do get flu vaccine . Worked with a guy whose wife was a nurse . For some reason he would never get a flu shot ? He would come to work sicker than a dog , nice ! Then pass his germs around to everyone getting a lot of the crew sick ! I was vacced and did not . I ll take that jab anyday to hopfully prevent that god awful sickness . Been doing it my whole life and never grew any extra parts LOL

But Rodgers had 4 touchdowns LOL

Curt wrote:

2nd and goal from the 3. 3 tries to make 3 yards and every time you throw a low percentage pass. Uffda, drives me frickin nuts. We deserved to get our arsses handed to us.

Exactly !!!

Its been a dry January since 1980 for me , odds are likely death or prison was near in my future had i choose to continue down that road . Life is good !

You can’t kill them all , look at the coyote population !

It’s quite simple for me the powers that be want wolves. Yet they care less about the burden put on those of us who happen to live where these apex predators have been reintroduced . They make excuses and blame the victims why family pets , or livestock are attacked and savagely killed “you should have built a fence , you should have a guard dog that fights back, should not have moved into an area where they are ! I have had about enough of there bull poop and will do what’s necessary to protect whats mine .

gim wrote:

I can assure you that they will be de listed again, and a lawsuit will be brought forward by the wolf advocacy groups. They have deep pockets and good lawyers. Federal court is where this battle needs to be won.

100 percent correct Gim

mxskeeter wrote:

I think most everyone on this thread agree wolves need to be managed. The #1 problem is Federal Protection and the states of MN/WI don’t put enough effort into changing the current status. Basically throwing up their hands and saying it’s the Feds problem. It’s a state problem period!
The #2 problem is the states(MN/WI) had management plans that the DNR Agencies would/did not follow. The original plan in WI was 350 max. That was all the state wolf range could support. That was figured by biologists and science based studies. WI has at least 4 times that many wolves now. That brings it to the current issue that there are TOO many. Sell licenses and take the $$$. Our DNR’s are in need of more funding anyway.

To a certain extant yes you are right . Yet the animal rights groups based in Washington are a major factor why no meaningful management plan has been implemented . Anytime something gets close to delisting they throw an onslaught of lawsuits to stop it in the courts! The lawyers really don’t care who is paying the bills as long as they get paid

AK Guy wrote:

Best bumper sticker in Alaska. EAT MOOSE! 10,000 Wolves Can’t Be Wrong. Second best bumper sticker is in Idaho. Idaho Wolves. Smoke A Pack A Day.

crawdaddy wrote:

I was gonna go big game hunting in Alaska next fall. Then I heard there is a wolf pack up there. I canceled the trip, figure all the big game will be eaten by then.

You left something out , Alaskans hunt and trap wolves as often as they can, upwards of 1300 a year ! Nice try lol

LOL A tree fell down in the woods and someone says it did not happen because they did not post a picture ?? Now that a special kind of funny !

Wolves can be 20 miles away in a day according to what i was told by APHIS Feb 2 this year 2500 dollars to fix him ! Im sick of it !

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CaptainMusky wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Ripjiggen wrote:</div>
I kind of like chewing ice off my line keeps me hydrated.

you know people and fish pee in that water right?

Still better than PFAS in the water LOL

I have a 32 and 34 did not notice any
spooky fish just many fish that came to the bait and stared at it . Many came in looked and just swam away . Many times they would spook from my jigging stroke .

Don,t buy the one that posted on Target Walleye , was just stolen . Some scumbags have crap for brains .

Someone mentioned quality . Years ago went in on a 1/2 . Steaks were tough . Was not impressed at all . Grocery store is the same can be good or bad . No guarantee quality is better just cause it was grown locally .

Bearcat89 wrote:

Very happy with both my flx 30s, fl18, and recently sold my flx12.

Bearcat89 wrote:

Very happy with both my flx 30s, fl18, and recently sold my flx12.

Bearcat89 wrote:

Very happy with both my flx 30s, fl18, and recently sold my flx12.

What did you let the 12 go for ? Im sitting on a brand 12 never used .

Someone shot a bigfoot , it was wounded . They have been searching for it ever since . LOL

CaptainMusky wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Don Meier wrote:</div>
Does brain damage factor into that behavior ?

My sources say yes exacerbated by roids. Feel bad for the guy but that’s embarrassing

For sure .

Does brain damage factor into that behavior ?

A proposed school tax would double my property tax !? The village has 300 residents the school had 15 or 17 graduating class . They do not have the tax base to keep it open, either the students . A local business had been supporting them with a grant and now the money has run out . I am against it period . Bad for the teachers but even worse for fixed income people . The thing is the school had the chance to integrate with neighboring schools and refused , stating they wanted to preserve their identity .

2016 708 Grizzly multiple service bulletin’s was rebuild three times until it stopped smoking !

supercat wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Don Meier wrote:</div>
President-elect Trump has promised to impose tariffs of 25 percent on all imports from Canada and Mexico and an additional 10 percent tariff on all imports from China when he takes office. If imposed permanently, we estimate these tariffs would generate $1.2 trillion in tax revenue from 2025 through 2034 on a conventional basis. In the long run, we estimate the tariffs would reduce GDP by 0.4 percent and employment by 344,900 jobs. Our estimates do not capture the effects of retaliation, nor the additional harms that would stem from starting a global trade war.

Sounds serious…

It is serious , yet will trump follow through with the tariffs ? He has flip flopped alot since he has been on this planet ! I’m still waiting for his roll out of the greatest bestest health care plan ever ? The likes of no one has ever seen before LOL

Running Amped in my 32 and 34

So the backpack had a Tommy Hilfiger jacket and of all things Monopoly money !

Murdering ceos of insurance companies will solve nothing , they will only replace them with another . 6 billion in 3rd quarter profit ? I see Blue Cross did an about face on limiting time under anesthesia . 2 times i woke up on the operating table ! Can’t imagine cutting the time you go under just for profits !

President-elect Trump has promised to impose tariffs of 25 percent on all imports from Canada and Mexico and an additional 10 percent tariff on all imports from China when he takes office. If imposed permanently, we estimate these tariffs would generate $1.2 trillion in tax revenue from 2025 through 2034 on a conventional basis. In the long run, we estimate the tariffs would reduce GDP by 0.4 percent and employment by 344,900 jobs. Our estimates do not capture the effects of retaliation, nor the additional harms that would stem from starting a global trade war.

Dutchboy wrote:

We still control all ways to get anything out of this country. Food will never be used as a weapon against this country as long as the armed forces stay strong.

Not so sure about that , you forget the trade war with china over soybeans , and we lost ! Us taxpayer paid farmers 28 billion in aid , half of that went to soybean farmers under trump . That was the top expenditure under Trump in his last term . Going to war over food will only end badly for everyone.

OG Net_Man wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Don Meier wrote:</div>
Prime example of a already rich American conglomerate selling out to the highest bidder The WH group purchased the company for 4.72 billion ? I thought that is what most conservative minded people want ? The ability to be free of government regulation ? Good luck with a boycott they are one of the largest processors in the world , if not thee largest . The rich will only get richer .

I think that you are confused if you think that conservative people are against child labor laws.

Not confused at all , i never asked you to put words into what i said . Since you brought it up “We think if possible all the mills should run not over eleven hours a day and avoid, if possible, taking children under twelve or thirteen years, but we deem legislation on this subject bad policy; let the employer and the employee settle these things, this is a free country for all.”71 Southern states generally adhered to this antiregulation view. No states had fewer restrictions on child labor than Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.72 Georgia had no age limit at all and instead relied upon voluntary agreements among mill owners to regulate child labor.It was prevalent among conservative businessmen to have child labor at their beckon call . Historically speaking it was conservative businessmen who advocated for child labor ! Not till legislation put forth in 1906 was it even addressed .