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  • #646
    Re: Garden Geeks thread

    Originally posted by leswp1 View Post
    Pellets haven't done it. Need a license for a 22.
    Has he ever tried his hand with a bow and arrow?? would be highly effective in dropping the Varmit-Cong, and it's quiet. can't be that far of a shot right?
    bueller: Why is the sunset good? Why are boobs good? Why does Positrack work? Why does Ferris lose on the road and play dead at home?

    It just happens.

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    leswp1: you need the Monster to fix you

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    • #647
      Re: Garden Geeks thread

      Originally posted by bigmrg74 View Post
      Has he ever tried his hand with a bow and arrow?? would be highly effective in dropping the Varmit-Cong, and it's quiet. can't be that far of a shot right?
      He leaves in 7 days.... there is always next yr.

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      • #648
        Re: Garden Geeks thread

        Originally posted by leswp1 View Post
        He leaves in 7 days.... there is always next yr.
        At first, I thought you were referring to Cheever.

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        • #649
          Re: Garden Geeks thread

          Originally posted by CLS View Post
          At first, I thought you were referring to Cheever.
          I wish

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          • #650
            Re: Garden Geeks thread

            Originally posted by bigmrg74 View Post
            Has he ever tried his hand with a bow and arrow?? would be highly effective in dropping the Varmit-Cong, and it's quiet. can't be that far of a shot right?
            Cheever Kabobs.... with the remaining tomatoes, and onions

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            • #651
              Re: Garden Geeks thread

              When Lil leaves you could always try Carl Spackler.
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              8 grandsons (BCA 7/09, CJA 5/14, JDL 8/14, JFL 6/16, PJL 7/18, TJL 1/22, BRL 6/23, NDL 2/24)
              2 granddaughters (EML 4/18, LCL 5/20)

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              I want to live forever. So far, so good.

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              • #652
                Re: Garden Geeks thread

                Back the car up to his hole. Put a tube over your exhaust pipe and into the hole. Let the car run for a while. That'll do the trick painlessly.
                'Eavesdropped the BC forum in USCHO. A range of intellects over there. Mostly gentlemen, but a couple of coarse imbeciles' - academic_index, a Brown fan

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                • #653
                  Re: Garden Geeks thread

                  Originally posted by FiveHole12 View Post
                  Back the car up to his hole. Put a tube over your exhaust pipe and into the hole. Let the car run for a while. That'll do the trick painlessly.
                  There also is the option of using poisoned bait, I suppose....though you probably want to be careful that nothing else eats it.
                  "Hope is a good thing; maybe the best of things."

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                  • #654
                    Re: Garden Geeks thread

                    Originally posted by FiveHole12 View Post
                    Back the car up to his hole. Put a tube over your exhaust pipe and into the hole. Let the car run for a while. That'll do the trick painlessly.
                    Well, after we move the shed (12 X 12) to access the hole and maneuver around the various shrubs and trees in the lawn I guess that will be easy enough

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                    • #655
                      Re: Garden Geeks thread

                      Originally posted by leswp1 View Post
                      Well, after we move the shed (12 X 12) to access the hole and maneuver around the various shrubs and trees in the lawn I guess that will be easy enough
                      Live trap with a rock in the bottom and a rope tied to the handle, take it to nearest lake or river, give it a 30 minute swimming lesson, pull up with the rope, empty trap.

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                      • #656
                        Re: Garden Geeks thread

                        Originally posted by goldy_331 View Post
                        Live trap with a rock in the bottom and a rope tied to the handle, take it to nearest lake or river, give it a 30 minute swimming lesson, pull up with the rope, empty trap.
                        bwahaha!

                        There are no leaves on anything in the garden now

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                        • #657
                          Re: Garden Geeks thread

                          Pumpkin and watermelon seeds are coming up. Quite exciting for the kids! And that's inspite of 117 degrees or so, the hottest stretch of the summer here. Built a partial shade structure to lessen the sun's impact on them and watering them regularly. Also we got our first roof rat (that we know of), as we found him dead not far from one of our bait stations we put out! More of that and we shouldn't have to worry about our citrus being gobbled up.
                          Originally posted by Priceless
                          Good to see you're so reasonable.
                          Originally posted by ScoobyDoo
                          Very well, said.
                          Originally posted by Rover
                          A fair assessment Bob.

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                          • #658
                            Re: Garden Geeks thread

                            Not too much activity in here lately, hope it's because everyone has been as busy as me harvesting and processing. My tiny (~50 square foot) plot yielded enough tomatillos for a gallon and a half of salsa verde, enough so that I could make batches with varying degrees of heat and some different ingredients (e.g. avocados). Fermenting about a quart of thai chili peppers and probably a couple of quarts of habaneros. I've never used more than a few habaneros at a time, so I'll have to be looking up some hot sauce recipes. Looking forward to a big batch of pesto with my basil tree.

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                            • #659
                              Re: Garden Geeks thread

                              Put up 30 something pints of tomato sauce. Blight is about to strike and tomato horn worms have invaded. I feed them to the chickens so what ever they eat at least feeds my hens.

                              How do you ferment peppers? Just salt water? tried to ferment cukes and got mold. They smelled good but didn't dare eat them
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                              • #660
                                Re: Garden Geeks thread

                                Originally posted by walrus View Post
                                Put up 30 something pints of tomato sauce. Blight is about to strike and tomato horn worms have invaded. I feed them to the chickens so what ever they eat at least feeds my hens.

                                How do you ferment peppers? Just salt water? tried to ferment cukes and got mold. They smelled good but didn't dare eat them
                                I never had a single summer squash. The varmints ate everything else before it could produce more than the first few pickings. Very sad. I might need to give up for a few years and then start again.

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