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Soda Ash??? - Texas Hunting Forum Most laundry soaps have soda ash in them because it is a water softener I have heard about the 2, soda ash and the Arm Hammer in less than 4 days! Combat Infantryman, the ultimate hunter where the prey shoots back
Filing a complaint with the TDLR - Texas Hunting Forum Soooo, I have had a couple of incidents where I had a small fire in my fireplace and within a few minutes, the combustion gases were coming through the heating ducts Needless to say, I have not used the fireplace since, but my theory is the gases are being sucked into the intake through the fireplace ash cleanout vents
Clearing Removing Ashe Juniper (Cedar) ? - Texas Hunting Forum well i will tell you from experience that its a pain in the [censored] We own 1100 acres in barksdale texas and have a wwhole fleet of equipment just for clearing cedar and have been at it hard forabout 15 years now we have a JD 450 dozer a JD 350 dozer a case 580 loader and a new john deere skid loader with 14 inch shears the dozers do good esp the 450 with the 6 way blade so u can use a
Crushed iron ore for roads. . . - Texas Hunting Forum We have a company that hauls it off and sells bottom ash and fly ash Its pretty cheap I have used the bottom ash on roads, but its not great for a base in wetter areas It is good if the road is crowned or raised, and is well established In low or wet areas, you will lose the bottom ash in the mud after you keep running it over
Homemade deer attractant - Texas Hunting Forum Morning,I had taken a recipe off from here on a homemade deer attractant that used confectioner sugar {powder sugar) Salt jello or kool-aide and a few other ingredients I probably could wing it but I was hoping if someone had the recipe if they could repost it Thank you
Lyfe Tyme smokers - Texas Hunting Forum I think mine is the largest model that is non-trailer model except the one on skids that's HUGE For a long cook for like briskets or pork butts, I start with a full large size bag of Kingsford or HEB Mesquite charcoal until it starts to ash, then I feed in 6" to 12" dia x 12-16" long logs of live oak, pecan or mesquite, alternating for different flavors
Who hunts with a 300BO? - Texas Hunting Forum Someone needs to develop a flying ash tray in about a 200 grain weight for the 300 Bo so one can do exactly what your intended on doing, I thought there is some solids though that do some pretty big damage like the Leigh’s or whatever they are named
Deer processors by city AND reviews - Texas Hunting Forum Psycho, We hunt the north-central part of San Saba If you head north from THE grocery store in San Saba on Hwy 190, you'll hit China Creek Rd Cross the San Saba river and then hook up with CR 202
Beaver - Shoot or Trap? - Texas Hunting Forum This week I noticed he's going after a pretty big Ash tree, which is also right next to my shop building I am thinking of trying to shoot it since trapping beaver seems difficult and I do not have experience trapping Or hire someone to trap it them Any advice? This photo was from Friday: Today:
Funeral home uses a U-Haul instead of hearse The funeral home had described the ash box that came from the incinerator as being a wood grain wrap over cardboard No one wanted to pay anything extra for an urn On the way to the grave side service, the funeral director stopped at the crematorium where he found they no longer had any of the boxes with the wood grain laminate