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    #16
    No one has mentioned the most dangerous animal at harvest time. That being the one who walks erect, and wholeheartedly supports the second amendment. They would like to steal all of the hard work you have done over the growing season. I keep a small arsenal just in case a Beretta M9, a Winchester Defender, a 38 special, a Rugger 22 for target practice and an AR15. Fortunately I have never had to use any of these weapons. In fact that Defender is 25 years old, and has only been test fired one time. However I put my foot down, and refuse to own any thermonuclear weapons.
    Last edited by starramus; 06-17-2018, 12:00 PM.

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    • starramus
      starramus commented
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      Probably not, but i am not going to let them shoot me. My DOD is merely for defense.

    • Redwasp
      Redwasp commented
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      Been known to shoot a bit myself. Leave it at that. My brother is a far better lomg range shot. Top of his class at boot camp.

    • Californiakid
      Californiakid commented
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      I am big a fan of the Eugene Stoner rifle.

    #17
    Right on, starramus.
    If the sun always shone
    How soon the tree would wither
    -- Confucius

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      #18
      D.A.A.S.69 To show what I mean about the lack of clout I can bring to this chat, here is an article out today on the BBC News page....it sums up our threat level nicely....https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-44502725

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      • Redwasp
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        Lol but we hate our bugs here. Shit where i live we get Mosquitos in January now. When i go hiking i dont worry about snakes, bears, gators, etc, etc. What i go prepared for are the mosquitos, chiggars, and ticks.

      • Redwasp
        Redwasp commented
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        Oh and on the coast and in Georgia these stupid fucking biting flies that dont care about bug spray.

      • BillBates
        BillBates commented
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        Zoo-zoo flies

      #19
      here are some more of my desert friends.

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      • Smokesteve
        Smokesteve commented
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        Deserts and desserts are awesome.

      #20
      Lol those pics reminded me about skunks. Dont forget the animal that keeps on giving long after its gone.

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        #21
        We worry less about animals and more about stray bullets and car jackers here
        "Be an artist of consciousness, your picture of reality is your most important creation, make it powerfully profoundly beautiful" Alex Grey

        Current grows in flower 🌺
        5 Star Killer 1 Terp-n-Pine "manifolds", four 7 gallon, two 5 gallon fabric, super soil, water, molasses, occasional tea or root organics HPK tea (started modified nute program beneficial waterings/amendments (no bottles) at week 3
        600 actual watts, 12 gen7 vero 29 cobs, 70 watts deep red/far red (emerson effect)

        2 GOO & 2 Island Sweet Skunk, 5 gallon fabric, super soil
        Water, molasses, occasional tea or root organics HPK tea
        400 actual watts, LED build


        Canna nutrients line with boost - dwc, Terpinator - dwc
        ​​​​​​botanicare calmag plus and GH silica, pH up/down

        Super soil - mixed myself
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        • RosettaStoned
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          I didn't go fishing but would have been nice. I've been going stir crazy waiting to be released for work (getting dumber as well). Tomorrow is the day, but nothing to go back to at the moment
          Last edited by RosettaStoned; 06-18-2018, 11:16 PM.

        • oldjarhead100
          oldjarhead100 commented
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          RosettaStoned what do you do for work?

        • RosettaStoned
          RosettaStoned commented
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          Union carpenter

        #22
        Came across this and it just confirms that a lot of you are completely barmy I mean a snake eating spider ffs!

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        • Redwasp
          Redwasp commented
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          Yes luckily bears rarely find bowling bowls. Lol

        • PaganRich
          PaganRich commented
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          Redwasp There`s someone flogging them to bears down a dark alley somewhere, gotta be.

        #23
        I have a bear hide from a kodiak bear as a comforter in the rv , wife knows its there but it still scares her when she goes in ,I agree about those spiders holy sh t thems some big boys one landing on my head would really freak me out
        new grow room built summer of 2017 ,argo max tent for veging ,big kahuna reflector, 1000hps with added leds for the full spectrum . 15th indoor grow ,5 years outside gorilla grows(stealth is the key),veg under t5s growing autos under 300w leds
        current grow https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...-new-grow-room

        https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...-auto-vs-photo


        https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...-week-4-update

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          #24
          Nature pics,a few of my local friends, aside from the regulars, foxes,woodchucks,bobcats,mink, etc.ect, that come to visit....all within a couple hundred yards of the house. Have a pond which attracts plenty of critters and birds, ducks,geese,blue heron, occasional otter.
          "That's your fortress of fucking solitude. That puts you, for the rest of your life, at a level of fuck you. Somebody wants you to do something, fuck you. Boss pisses you off, fuck you! Own your house. Have a couple bucks in the bank. Don't drink"

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          • oldjarhead100
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            I like the last one pretty funny

          • PaganRich
            PaganRich commented
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            With OJH there. Man alive, that`s really something else.

          #25
          Almost stepped on this one yesterday evening. Walked right by it once and had an oh sh t moment on the way back. good luck for me it was asleep.

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          • D.A.A.S.69
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            That kind will make you mess up your britches, in a heartbeat, and that ain't no sh-t.

          #26
          haha I was think what kind of snake is red before I enlarged it and saw the rattler , that would definitely be a wtf moment
          new grow room built summer of 2017 ,argo max tent for veging ,big kahuna reflector, 1000hps with added leds for the full spectrum . 15th indoor grow ,5 years outside gorilla grows(stealth is the key),veg under t5s growing autos under 300w leds
          current grow https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...-new-grow-room

          https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...-auto-vs-photo


          https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...-week-4-update

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          • desertdan
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            Yeah, for sure I had just walked between it and the hose without seeing it. Saw it on my way back. It was a good day for them to be out and I had been looking foe them all day. By evening I was not being so careful and there it was. Don't let your guard down for a moment on a good day for snakes.

          #27
          desertdan oldjarhead100 Are rattlers dangerous bite wise like fatal or just painful. Are they very common. Do they go indoors?
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          • BillBates
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            Kingsnakes (or cornsnakes) are badass. We have one in the house, somewhere. I caught it about 8 or 10 years ago. Put it in an aquarium with a screened top, went to get 1/2 a brick to hold the top down & when I returned? Snake gone. So, for the last 8 - 10 years I've been finding little balls of mouse-bones & fur in the basement. Haven't seen the snake but I know he's still down there because I found his discarded winter clothes on the mud sill in March.
            Saw a video once of a kingsnake killing and eating an adult copperhead. .... badass

          • D.A.A.S.69
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            Redwasp, You are right , Kingsnakes, are badass,We always had chickens growing up, and many times when I would go in the coop, to gather the eggs, and run my hands thru their nests, a Kingsnake, would be in the nest, that will scare you.
            But we don't harm Kingsnakes,
            Redwasp, yep, the snake is still in there.lol

          • BillBates
            BillBates commented
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            Yeah, they're egg-snatchers. Can't blame them for grabbing an easy meal though. Don't want to get in a fight every time you get hungry.

          #28
          D.A.A.S.69 Saw this and thought a risk so far unappreciated maybe

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          • Redwasp
            Redwasp commented
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            Yes. Have fought him multiple times. Still havent won 1 yet. Lol. He comes to where I am frequently. Would send pics but then you would know where I am. Lol

          • Redwasp
            Redwasp commented
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            Trained with his brother once but he is not easy on you. He is mean. He will hurt your ass.

          • PaganRich
            PaganRich commented
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            Can appreciate safety thoughts for sure. Do like martial arts

          #29
          Me and Joyce removed all that could identify me
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          • PaganRich
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            Redwasp Now that looks fun

          • Redwasp
            Redwasp commented
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            Awesome fun if you have never tried it go for it.

          #30
          The Gracie family is well established out here, and all that I have been in contact with are great people. Very dedicated and passionate to their discipline.
          When you see little kids with cauliflower ears ya know they aren't to be messed with lol.
          "Life is not about being dealt a great hand but playing a poor hand well"...

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          •600w hps supplement w/Kind LEDs during flower

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