Thread: Shoot the Bull II

Hay G he won't talk about it now.

Yesterday was deer season prep work.
Of course you have to run the smoker at the same time.



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I see the chicken....is the other smoked bologna ? I love that stuff.

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Looks like Ham, Chicken and Snapping turtle

Originally Posted by Redge

Yesterday was deer season prep work.
Of course you have to run the smoker at the same time.



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That char is excellent right there! Love such things, let's see a picture of your smoker Kirk.

These folks around here about their high school football. The LHSAA won't let me into their meetings to discuss issues for some reason.

Now, some fellas are stating their new proposal to submit in November for a potential vote at the LHSAA Convention. They'll split the post season based upon parish population and the school's proximity to major cities. What are the divisions for currently? Class 5A, 4A, 3A, etc? That is based upon the school's population, not if they are in a close proximity to a Walmart.

Bad enough that the post season play is split between the private catholic schools and public schools as is. Those private school boys get a bye in the first two or three rounds in the playoffs and they are all proud of themselves winning a "state championship", us public school boys battle it out.

Another thing, both my kids graduated from a public school - I insisted. Both are college educated engineers now, it's what you teach at home. That's what I have to say about that.

When it comes to high school football, not concerned if Johnny is taking his vitamin on the couch. That's what I have to say about that - and, I'm sticking to it.

Ok.....so what are you cooking ?

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I dunno Randy. Home raising helps and builds character but there is a difference in quality in schools up this way. I hauled my son thirty miles to a college prep school until he was old enough to drive. He ended up with a full ride on academics. And was prepared for college. He has a 3.98 gpa going into his senior year at Alabama. Two of his buddies from the local public school had the same scholar ships on academics and both lost them due to not being prepped to study and being responsible on attending class. Both came from top knotch families. One is a preacher son and one is from a very stable Christian family. My thoughts is its a combination of home life and school life.