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Ripped it from a friend's fb page. They were out checking out the ice jam on the big river, and realized they were being watched
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That's rad. When I was a kid my friends and I came across a place where there were old things hanging in the trees, and we found stuff similar to crosses, but with circles, and they were tied together with bark strips, so I always attributed it to an Indian burial ground. We backed out and watched our steps out of respect. Hopefully it's all still there! I have never been privileged enough to see turtles hatch, that must have been amazing, they ARE rather adorable. Though I think crocodiles and caimans still hold my number one spot. They almost always have baby turtles at the Oregon Zoo, which get put into the wild when they are big enough not to get eaten by the birds, 4" across I believe the gal said. I caught a snapping turtle once in Tennessee bass fishing with a 7" curly tail, it must have weighed 50lbs I shit you not. It hit the worm so hard, like a steelhead SMASHING a Hot Shot, frightened me a bit. Anyhow, however many minutes later of pumping I had it on shore. The guy I was with said we had to kill it, landowners rule (his dad's best buddy and they are both preachers and like 90) anyway, dispatched it with a brick from an old structure where you would connect a dock to the land, not sure what that would be called. It was in remnants, so I grabbed a brick and popped that turtle one. Felt horrible we didn't eat it cause they are supposed to be delicious, and my buddy kept saying no worries dude, something will eat it. We went back the next day to fish some more and the vultures had picked that sucker clean. So I let my guilt vanish cause those vultures appeared to have a full belly and were quite content. I ate fried alligator on that trip (month long business trip) that the hotel bartender gal gave me, it was absolutely amazing way better than any other white meat I can think of. Rad trip, Southern Hospitality is so legit, and it rubs off on you!

I have more seeds to sprout as well, going to do solo cups to get them going this time, like you said, smaller substrate is bigger seedlings, then will transplant. Though I think I will pop one seed in the pot from the Hijacks since their pre-existing root structure is supposed to let the subsequent plant grow faster than round 1 since it has created soil porosity and structure. I have more pots freeing up soon, Northern Lights is close as is the Sweet Skunk. :smoking:

You sound like me when I'm up in the "creek" north of here. The town it runs through was built on an old Shawnee village, And you'll find cool artifacts a lot of the time if you look hard enough.
One of my favorite moments from that creek was watching a nest of long nose soft shell snapping turtles hatch. Cute little buggers... Until they grow the size of a dinner plate haha.
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I am really not used to my tent looking so naked. This is as bare as that 4'x4' has been since I started using it.View attachment 1009224

Know what's funny? The seedlings in the smaller bags (3.5 gallon, and 5 gallon) are bigger than the ones in the 7 gallon bags haha.
 
Good News .... real good news on Legalization- The World Health Organization is set to recommend in March moving Marijuana from Schedule IV to Schedule 1 (WHO is opposite of US on Schedule, their IV is toughest and 1 is loosest) when they have a hearing in March ..... Last November a hearing on Scheduling was postponed..... Forbes published, reliable source

https://www.forbes.com/sites/tomang...na-under-international-treaties/#1261e6c56bcc
 
@the green bandit Do you want to adopt me so I can take pictures of them? lmao Not sure that sounds safe for being a falconer... maybe that's why it's not called eagler???

I prefer Golden's for what we have around here, but have always liked Stellar Sea Eagles as well. On Planet Earth I love watching the Goldens intercept some cranes stalling out on thermals, you gotta watch that ish.
 
They are an impressive creature to observe that's for sure!! I get them following me around in the tractor all the time, eating any mice and snakes I disturb. Will try and get a few pics next time I see one:thumbsup:
@the green bandit Do you want to adopt me so I can take pictures of them? lmao Not sure that sounds safe for being a falconer... maybe that's why it's not called eagler???

I prefer Golden's for what we have around here, but have always liked Stellar Sea Eagles as well. On Planet Earth I love watching the Goldens intercept some cranes stalling out on thermals, you gotta watch that ish.
 
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