*this is purely unhelpful internet sarcasm*
If you were truly on the carnivore diet you wouldn't eat til you killed something or scavenged it.
*carry on with the helpful suggestions*
By this point I just go by feel. Roughly equal parts self-rising flour and cornmeal, probably 1 egg per cup, and enough buttermilk for a pancake batter consistency, maybe a touch thicker.
On a family vacation for a week on the coast here in NC. Still a little early for the really fun fishing but my MiL was dead set on having a fish fry so we got to work. First day was just some croaker which are fine tasting fish but just small. Second day the whiting/sea mullet/kingfish moved in...
Been running absolutely wide slap open the last month or so. Boss took a week off and I was supposed to have that time off too but everything that could go wrong at the closest dairy plant did go wrong, so I ended up working solo almost every day of that. Helper had switched to weekends only...
First planting of squash and zucchini went in last week, second planting will be 6 weeks from now. Tomatoes and most of the peppers went in today, as well as herbs. Got the pine straw in to make the whole thing a little more neighborhood friendly.
Well, didn't even make it to the draw. Buddy's wife lost her job so he's going to withdraw his app due to uncertainty with how things will play out. I'm looking into some short trip options in the fall closer to home.
Spring is nesting season and because turkeys are ground nesting birds, they're extremely subject to nest predation. While turkeys are relatively abundant currently (with some states having population declines worthy of note), it wasn't that long ago that they were almost extinct. It took a lot...
You know where they roost based off very recent scouting or based off where they were in deer season? Winter turkey locations differ quite a bit from where they'll be in the spring.
What kind of turkey load for your .410?
You can deer hunt turkeys but that takes all the fun out for me. Get to...