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Kelly should have several returning senior starters and a couple of sophs who started/played a lot last year.

I woulld consider a hammerless revolver like one of the Smith/Wessons.  Very reliable and pretty compact.

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[quote name="Keith Stone" post="1368169" timestamp="1359557694"] I have a 9 year old, that imo is better than most 11 year olds in the area.  He plays every position except catcher. He sits at 70-73 on the mound, and has an unbelievable curveball. Kid knows the game well, and has great instincts on the field. He could probably help you out a little bit with coachimg as well. Great speed, and hits for tremendous power to all fields.  I don't know if your open to looking at him, but we would like a shot. I would prefer him play at the premier level, but we could settle for elite at this time. Pm me if interested. Thanks [/quote]  Ha ha!  What the heck is this?

[quote name="PN-G bamakid" post="1368284" timestamp="1359577826"] I thought Bigfoot lived in Hardin County? That [i]Weird Texas [/i]book says so. It says he's even been spotted out there on the ghost road. [/quote]  It was traveling with one of those black panthers.

What happened to the new offshore boat?

The chicken crossing?      :o ;D

Somebody give us a report.  i know good and well that somebody caught fish during the last couple of beautiful days.

While I'm at it, I have a couple pairs of youth neoprene waders.  One is small stocking foot and the other is size 6 boot foot.  $25 each or both for $40.

[quote name="tvc" post="1364868" timestamp="1358555004"] $150 for an 870 is a great price unless it is a real junker, which I doubt. I would pay $150 for an 870 20 gauge almost sight unseen. [/quote] If it turns out to be a junker, he can come back on and trash me.  My rep is on the line.      ;D ;D

Not much on pics.  You will have to take my word for it.  It's a nice 870 with screw in chokes.  Used only a couple of years.  A few scratches on the stock, but good shape.

[quote name="Uncle Si" post="1364654" timestamp="1358518573"] [quote author=westend1 link=topic=20869.msg1362445#msg1362445 date=1357854902] Anybody need a youth model shotgun?  Have a couple of 20 gauge youth models that we can't use any more.  One is an 870 that holds 3" shells, the other is a nice, synthetic 1100. [/quote]Hey, what's your price on those guns?  I have recently been looking for a duck gun for my 9 year old boy (non single shot)? [/quote]  I'll take $150 for the 870 pump.  It would make the better duck gun.  The 1100 only holds 2 3/4" shells.

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Duplant apparently not 20-4A

Anybody need a youth model shotgun?  Have a couple of 20 gauge youth models that we can't use any more.  One is an 870 that holds 3" shells, the other is a nice, synthetic 1100. 

Let's not get into this.  We all know the conflict going on at BISD right now.  The board is a mess.

Not sure how heavy that thing is, but I wouldn't mind popping an axis with one if I could get it to fly right.

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You just let the tide puch you across the shell.  Find water 10-12 foot deep and then get a jig that is heavy enough to get on the bottom.  No reeling necessary.  Just let out line until you occasionally tick the bottom.  If you aren't hanging up some, you are not deep enough.  Once you get it right, just hop it and let it sink back.  When the fish are in there, usually starting in late february, it's that simple.    Just go north from the causeway until you see boats grouped up.    When you catch a couple, note the depth.  That's where you will want to be.  Even better, throw out a buoy and drift past that same spot a few times.

I used to fish the reef a lot.  Not so much the last few years.  I remember when the fish would pile up in there and you would see 50 boats in one small area and they would all be hauling in fish.

Headed to Junction tomorrow for the last trip of the year.  It might be so cold that I just drink and watch football.  Not as mad at those deer and turkey as i used to be.

I'm guessing that if you are hungry enough, anything is a potential meal.  After all, somebody once decided to break open an oyster and eat it.

Hill country has been pretty good.  Saw more mature bucks this year than i have in the last few.

Potential for injury.  Too much rim hanging.

Great!  Thanks, and gig'em