HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
#11
RE: HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
ORIGINAL: SWAMPMAN
Virginia7,
Thank you. I hope you have a great weekend also. I think I'm going to brave the mosquitos and see if any feral hogs want to play this weekend.
Virginia7,
Thank you. I hope you have a great weekend also. I think I'm going to brave the mosquitos and see if any feral hogs want to play this weekend.
i might try to find some hogs.... but i'm definately going fishing. old lime pits make great habitats for big bass and blue gill. it's almost as fun as hunting....... no not quite.
#14
RE: HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
Virgina 7. Thanks for the best wishes. When I first came up here Devils lake was about 55000 acres. Its now grown to 138000 acres. Minewuakin used to be 15 miles from the lake. Now the boat ramp is in their city park. The old county hiway shop is now under 20 feet of water and the roads have been built up so many times that its going to really look strange if the water ever goes back down. The walleye fishing is nothing short of fantastic. Not only in numbers but also in size. The pike fishing is just as good with 10 pounders so common that they don't raise an eyebrow. The white Bass go 3-41/2 lbs and the perch go 2 lbs or more. The down side is its flat around there and it doesn't take much wind to make you wish you were somewhere else. Its some place though.
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RE: HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
The 22 Savage High Power is essentially a 30-30 necked down to 22 cal, though using .228" bullets not the .224" we have today. It's been around longer than Waters has been alive. As for a deer cartridge I have seen it take down a few in my time.
As for myself this weekend, I think I will try to clear a few more acres with my D-5 on the place, trying to find a future homesite
life is good....doubleA
As for myself this weekend, I think I will try to clear a few more acres with my D-5 on the place, trying to find a future homesite
life is good....doubleA
#18
RE: HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
I am almost outta here at work...
This weekend, I might try to take my old 17' trihull I/O speedboat out to the lake, but then, there's a big bass fishing tournament going on too. The lake will be mobbed with 900,000 boaters and people copping attitudes at the boat ramp. [:@] Then again, I might take the boat to another smaller place and go fishing. ....who knows.
EVERYONE HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE HOLIDAY!!!!
Butch A.
This weekend, I might try to take my old 17' trihull I/O speedboat out to the lake, but then, there's a big bass fishing tournament going on too. The lake will be mobbed with 900,000 boaters and people copping attitudes at the boat ramp. [:@] Then again, I might take the boat to another smaller place and go fishing. ....who knows.
EVERYONE HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE HOLIDAY!!!!
Butch A.
#19
RE: HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
ORIGINAL: doubleA
The 22 Savage High Power is essentially a 30-30 necked down to 22 cal, though using .228" bullets not the .224" we have today. It's been around longer than Waters has been alive. As for a deer cartridge I have seen it take down a few in my time.
The 22 Savage High Power is essentially a 30-30 necked down to 22 cal, though using .228" bullets not the .224" we have today. It's been around longer than Waters has been alive. As for a deer cartridge I have seen it take down a few in my time.
#20
RE: HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND!
I hear that the diversion project is under way. I can't see the fuss myself as there shouldn't be anything comming up the Red that has not been cooing up there for years. However I am not a biologist and don't have all the info. I suspect that its mostly politics. I don't know how much they want to reduce the size of devils lake or if this is to just keep it from getting any bigger. The fight has been on for some time. The project itself is sort of a mute point now because the lake is going to run over and the water is going to the Red river regardless of what else is done. It will run into the shyenne and that runs into the Red. Its all mother nature at work now. I will know a lot more after I talk to my guide friend up there. He guides full time on Devils Lake.