[12-Ringer]

I understand the value, just a little sticker shock...

 

[12-Ringer]

PGC doesn't want the inflation game to pass them by so they're jumping on board. 💲

GREAT AVATAR......congrats!!!!!

 

[dougell]

Between cleats,bats,pants, and a list of other baseball paraphenalia,I easily spent over 1K this past year on my son and I do that almost every year as he outgrows and wears stuff out.I just spent close to $600 on a new saddle pad and shims for a horse who had an odd shaped back.My kid's activities cost me piles of money but in the end it's all worth it.What I spend on hunting licenses is by far the best bang for my buck all year.

 

[Mr. October]

License costs may be going up here and there but compared to most other states, PA remains a veritable bargain for hunting.

 

[BGM51]

The Senior Life time Combo License is the best thing going. Only pay for my Bear Tag and Doe Tags.

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[dougell]

The pheasant program is extremely expensive and it it doesn't makes sense to make people pay who don't participate.One bird costs roughly $15.Kill two and you got your money back.

 

[nicko]

GREAT AVATAR......congrats!!!!!

Thanks. It was a beautiful evening in so many ways. Weather was outstanding and watching our son and his friends smiling and looking so happy was a real gift.

 

[LetThemGrow]

PGC doesn't want the inflation game to pass them by so they're jumping on board. 💲

And they can’t get a license increase so gotta do it somehow. Best bargain of the year is a license, but it still makes folks complain.

 

[vonfoust]

And they can’t get a license increase so gotta do it somehow. Best bargain of the year is a license, but it still makes folks complain.

It is easily the best money I spend each year.

 

[nicko]

And they can’t get a license increase so gotta do it somehow. Best bargain of the year is a license, but it still makes folks complain.

I agree.....it is definitely a bargain.

 

[nicko]

Seems our neighbor decided to discard of a pile of Lucky Charms cereal as well as granola with raisins in their yard. Our yard is not fenced and Maisy roams both yards. This morning, Mary noticed Maisy was chowing on something and got down there to see the food pile. I did a quick search and saw raisins are toxic to dogs. We called the vet and they said to give her a teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide to get to vomit if we wanted to be safe. She never puked so the vet said bring her right in. They gave her something to get the job done and out came what the said was a big pile of raisins. Sounds like it could have gone bad if we ignored it or waited too long. She’s got to stay at the vet for 48 hour$ for fluids and them keeping an eye on her.

It’s totally our fault as her owner for not keeping an eye her. And it’s our neighbors yard….they can do what they want. Gonna be an expensive lesson for us.

 

[dougell]

That could have been bad.I know grapes are toxic to dogs so I imagine the dried ones could be just as bad.I had a well meaning but uninformed neighbor dump a huge load of apples in my horse pasture several years ago.Luckily,I had the horses gated off in another one.

 

[Mr. October]

That could have been bad.I know grapes are toxic to dogs so I imagine the dried ones could be just as bad.I had a well meaning but uninformed neighbor dump a huge load of apples in my horse pasture several years ago.Luckily,I had the horses gated off in another one.

Not a horse person here. Are apples bad for horses? Regardless, I wouldn’t presume to give someone else’s animals food without asking.

 

[dougell]

Not a horse person here. Are apples bad for horses? Regardless, I wouldn’t presume to give someone else’s animals food without asking.

An apple or two isn't bad for them at all but if they gorge on them,they can easily die.Horses have a very sensitive digestive system.Too much grass,too early in the year can founder them,which can be a death sentence.Too much grain will also kill them.You really have to keep an eye on what they eat and how much.

 

[LetThemGrow]

An apple or two isn't bad for them at all but if they gorge on them,they can easily die.Horses have a very sensitive digestive system.Too much grass,too early in the year can founder them,which can be a death sentence.Too much grain will also kill them.You really have to keep an eye on what they eat and how much.

Wish you could explain that principle to morons who “help” the deer by introducing unlimited corn middle of winter.

 

[nicko]

We gave little if any people food to our dog. Maybe some pretzel sticks but if we’re going to give her anything, she likes carrots. Drives me nuts when people come over and ask if it’s ok to feed her food that will surely turn her digestive track into a pile of water.

 

[vonfoust]

Anyone have contact info for Perry24? PM me if you do. Went and got hisself banned

 

[nicko]

Anyone have contact info for Perry24? PM me if you do. Went and got hisself banned

Check your PMs.

 

[dougell]

Anyone have contact info for Perry24? PM me if you do. Went and got hisself banned

That's a shame.I didn't agree with the way he was looking at everything but I didn't see any bannable posts.I thought he was fairly reasonable.

 

[perryhunter4]

That's a shame.I didn't agree with the way he was looking at everything but I didn't see any bannable posts.I thought he was fairly reasonable.

What happened to Dave??[emoji2369]