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You have the pup a nice steak dinner?
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Originally Posted By TXBuddy⏩
Yeah it's a weird time for Foxbodies
The only one that tempted me recently was a guy who did a complete 5.0/5spd/8.8 powertrain swap into a 1982 Ford Fairmont station wagon.

Still had the vinyl wood grain stickers. Body was too far gone though.
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Originally Posted By engj⏩
The only one that tempted me recently was a guy who did a complete 5.0/5spd/8.8 powertrain swap into a 1982 Ford Fairmont station wagon.

Still had the vinyl wood grain stickers. Body was too far gone though.
lol that would be a fun family sleeper
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Originally Posted By engj⏩
Storytime.

We live in a community outside the city. Basically the edge of our neighborhood then hundreds of miles of woods and farmland, so lots of prairie wildlife.

I was walking the paved perimeter path last night with my dog (offleash) right after dark and he started signalling hard to pay attention to the field. We came up a little rise and I could see him watching a little pack of coyotes about 80-90 yards across the field. Zero surprise where we live and they don't get very big, mostly mangey looking foxes.

As we came up on some bushes just off the path another small juvenile one jumped out about 15 yards ahead and my dog flipped. He galloped after him as it ran back towards its pack, trampled it, then grabbed and swung it by the neck helicopter style and slammed it against the ground.

Then he chased it into the field and snarled/barked chased off the little pack of them. Happened in about 15 seconds and set off every dog in the neighborhood.

Then he comes back beside me tail wagging and sniffing puppy piss stains like nothing happened.

Hes a 110lb lab/husky mix, this is him and Mr Kitty his nap cuddle toy.




Could you imagine returning to the pack to tell all your buddies you just got pwned by a domestic. The cucking of the animal kingdom

In Idaho you can now hunt wolves just like coyotes. Night/thermal, trapping, poison, etc. I'm guessing MT isn't too far behind considering what they've done to the deer and elk population. Pretty excited to have a wolf on the wall
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Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g⏩
Could you imagine returning to the pack to tell all your buddies you just got pwned by a domestic. The cucking of the animal kingdom

In Idaho you can now hunt wolves just like coyotes. Night/thermal, trapping, poison, etc. I'm guessing MT isn't too far behind considering what they've done to the deer and elk population. Pretty excited to have a wolf on the wall
It'd be like telling your buddies that you got beat up by a homeschooled kid. Brutal
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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
It'd be like telling your buddies that you got beat up by a homeschooled kid. Brutal
One of my friends got beat badly by the homeschool kid.

Never let that **** down. He tried to defend himself by saying we were to chicken to fight him cause we knew we would lose. Problem was we didn’t have problems with him and he kept making fun of him about being homeschooled to the point the kid ****ed him up and he was left bleeding on the b ball court.

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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
It'd be like telling your buddies that you got beat up by a homeschooled kid. Brutal
Good example of why weight classes exist too.

Best pound for pound fighter still going to get his neck wrung by a big dog.
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You have the pup a nice steak dinner?
Hes hand fed raw and grilled meat almost every day, depending on whats for supper.

Hes as spoiled as they get.
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Why don’t you go bury your tears in a tub of peanut butter and M&Ms tubby mctubberson
Fuark that sounds good af right now. Another 2 egg omelette with ground beef to top off a cutting day. May tap into the white claw.

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Originally Posted By litljay⏩
Garth - 45 minutes north of Sac? Up I5?

There are some really pretty areas up there but some boring places too.
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Hnng - Going I80 is mountain country. So, Truckee? Or is that too far? There is some really pretty country up there. Fish and camp all summer, then ski/snowboard all winter. Not far from Tahoe or Reno. Didn't realize there was a base up there actually.
The base is sort of in the middle of nowhere. Outside of Yuba City. 45 min north of Sac, 2 hours from Tahoe, few hours from Yosemite, 3 hours to the coast. Definitely buying a camper. Debating on buying one now in Florida along with a new truck so I don't have to buy in Cali and register it there with all those taxes and inspections required.
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Originally Posted By gixxer0.6g⏩
Could you imagine returning to the pack to tell all your buddies you just got pwned by a domestic. The cucking of the animal kingdom

In Idaho you can now hunt wolves just like coyotes. Night/thermal, trapping, poison, etc. I'm guessing MT isn't too far behind considering what they've done to the deer and elk population. Pretty excited to have a wolf on the wall
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Originally Posted By engj⏩
Good example of why weight classes exist too.

Best pound for pound fighter still going to get his neck wrung by a big dog.




Hes hand fed raw and grilled meat almost every day, depending on whats for supper.

Hes as spoiled as they get.
We've always given our dogs good meats on the side. Our diabetic dog has become ever-increasingly picky. For example, this morning we put down raw beef, liver that was grilled on Monday, microwave chicken breast (he likes that for some reason) even tried to coat it with a little gravy. Nothing. So at 7AM I fired up the grill and put a bit of sirloin on for him and he turned his nose up to it. You know what he finally ate? Beef jerky treats.
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My dog doesn't really like uncooked meat. It's not natural.
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Originally Posted By JRMoore82⏩
Welcome to constitutional carry status Texas bras!!
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Originally Posted By jamalfudge⏩
We've always given our dogs good meats on the side. Our diabetic dog has become ever-increasingly picky. For example, this morning we put down raw beef, liver that was grilled on Monday, microwave chicken breast (he likes that for some reason) even tried to coat it with a little gravy. Nothing. So at 7AM I fired up the grill and put a bit of sirloin on for him and he turned his nose up to it. You know what he finally ate? Beef jerky treats.
Problem is a smart dog knows there is always something better you are saving for yourself. We had a family friend who was getting to the point they were broiling chicken breast, and then shredding it and mixing with a little cream cheese for their little rat dog to eat.

Mine gets a bowl of (good quality) brown rocks every morning, rule is we dont feed him anything else until thats gone. Not sure how well that rule is enforced while I am not home.

Originally Posted By TXBuddy⏩
My dog doesn't really like uncooked meat. It's not natural.
The husky in mine loves raw fat. A long dangly piece of pork skin/fat trimmed off a picnic shoulder is his crack.
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Originally Posted By GarthVader⏩
The base is sort of in the middle of nowhere. Outside of Yuba City. 45 min north of Sac, 2 hours from Tahoe, few hours from Yosemite, 3 hours to the coast. Definitely buying a camper. Debating on buying one now in Florida along with a new truck so I don't have to buy in Cali and register it there with all those taxes and inspections required.
Don't know how they treat military brah's coming into Cali, but normal people typically will have to pay the DMV fees anyway. Just to give you an idea, my new truck was $936 to register for the first time. It's stupid.
You will get away from the sales tax though which is 8-9% of the sales price depending on location (don't know what it is up there).
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Originally Posted By litljay⏩
Don't know how they treat military brah's coming into Cali, but normal people typically will have to pay the DMV fees anyway. Just to give you an idea, my new truck was $936 to register for the first time. It's stupid.
You will get away from the sales tax though which is 8-9% of the sales price depending on location (don't know what it is up there).
god damn, what’s the annual registration cost?
Mine are about $75
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Originally Posted By 5x10⏩
god damn, what’s the annual registration cost?
Mine are about $75
Not sure, but probably somewhere around $700. We have a convoluted system. It's expensive and retarded.

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Originally Posted By litljay⏩
Not sure, but probably somewhere around $700. We have a convoluted system. It's expensive and retarded.

Determining Fees
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Originally Posted By engj⏩
Problem is a smart dog knows there is always something better you are saving for yourself. We had a family friend who was getting to the point they were broiling chicken breast, and then shredding it and mixing with a little cream cheese for their little rat dog to eat.

Mine gets a bowl of (good quality) brown rocks every morning, rule is we dont feed him anything else until thats gone. Not sure how well that rule is enforced while I am not home.
Pretty much how we used to do it before the diabetes thing. He spent another 2 nights last week on an insulin drip...this week I had a conversation with our vet and she said "he wouldn't be alive if he had any other owners..." A while back I brought up giving him T treatment, initially she balked at the idea but brought it up again. Apparently there's an oral oil they can take that she's ordering for us to try. Hopefully that brings back his appetite to normal.
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Originally Posted By jamalfudge⏩
Pretty much how we used to do it before the diabetes thing. He spent another 2 nights last week on an insulin drip...this week I had a conversation with our vet and she said "he wouldn't be alive if he had any other owners..." A while back I brought up giving him T treatment, initially she balked at the idea but brought it up again. Apparently there's an oral oil they can take that she's ordering for us to try. Hopefully that brings back his appetite to normal.
"Yeah doc, weve got another dog...big dog...at home, same exact symptoms. This T supp is working pretty good, can I get a bucket of it to go?"
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Originally Posted By engj⏩
"Yeah doc, weve got another dog...big dog...at home, same exact symptoms. This T supp is working pretty good, can I get a bucket of it to go?"
I guess if he doesn't get to use it all, I wouldn't let it go to waste...lol.
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Originally Posted By jamalfudge⏩
Pretty much how we used to do it before the diabetes thing. He spent another 2 nights last week on an insulin drip...this week I had a conversation with our vet and she said "he wouldn't be alive if he had any other owners..." A while back I brought up giving him T treatment, initially she balked at the idea but brought it up again. Apparently there's an oral oil they can take that she's ordering for us to try. Hopefully that brings back his appetite to normal.
i had my bulldog on nandrolone(deca) for 5 years, before he passed
Once a month

I’d go to the gym to source some , when I ran out
The dealers never believed the story it was for my dog and not me
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Originally Posted By 5x10⏩
i had my bulldog on nandrolone(deca) for 5 years, before he passed
Once a month

I’d go to the gym to source some , when I ran out
The dealers never believed the story it was for my dog and not me
That's dedication...too bad I don't go to the gym or else I'd try that route too. For the dog that is.
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About damn time!
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Originally Posted By jamalfudge⏩
That's dedication...too bad I don't go to the gym or else I'd try that route too. For the dog that is.
uh huh
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Originally Posted By litljay⏩
Not sure, but probably somewhere around $700. We have a convoluted system. It's expensive and retarded.

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Your vehicle type (auto, motorcycle, etc.).
Your vehicle’s purchase price or declared value.
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The unladen or declared gross vehicle weight (GVW) and the number of axles your vehicle may have.
Any special license plates your vehicle may have.
Whether you have any unpaid parking violations or toll evasion bail.
well, I couldn’t afford to have a bunch of beaters like I do
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That's dedication...too bad I don't go to the gym or else I'd try that route too. For the dog that is.
if I forgot to give him his shot, he wouldn’t be active anymore and would sit against the wall(I’m guessing to support his hips)
Easy reminder
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Originally Posted By Fawnl⏩
I went out for a hike yesterday with the kids and my dog. Found a big ol pile of poop I’ve never seen. It was FRESH and all grass, either bear or moose, but I can’t figure out which. I’ve asked a bunch of ppl and it’s 50/50 votes. Now everyone is telling me to stay out of the bush, don’t bring my kids out there, get bear spray and a bear horn.. like.. I’m not hiking in the woods with a fukkin tool belt FFS.
Huh? We dont do pics anymore?
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