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#31
An hour's drive from me! Well worth it! Took some of the girls from work to Amish country last summer and they loved it! Bought a bunch of sweets but gained a new perspective on living without electronics!!
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(03-02-2018, 08:45 AM)AbuelaLoca Wrote: An hour's drive from me! Well worth it! Took some of the girls from work to Amish country last summer and they loved it! Bought a bunch of sweets but gained a new perspective on living without electronics!!
  Some people like to generalize them as odd. I think they might be the smart ones.
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#33
Buying from the Amish or another local organic producer is great. No matter how smart people think they are, they're not going to outsmart Mother Nature.

I was just reading that some non-profit company did a random testing of average people, and 93% showed Glyphosate* (aka Roundup herbicide) in their urine. (I don't know how/where they did this, but I'm visualizing a table at a shopping mall with a few people in white coats asking passersby if they would mind peeing in a cup for them.)

About 10 years ago, the average newborn baby popped out of it's mother with more than 200 foreign chemicals in it's body. It's probably more, now.

THEY'RE RUINING THE BACON, I TELL YOU! And I've never heard or read about anyone around here selling organic bacon. **sob** Actually, there's very little organic anything around here.

* Genetically-modified crops can't exist without herbicides. About 300 million pounds of glyphosate are applied to crops in the U.S. every year. Some countries (like Poland) won't even allow it in their country.
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#34
i hear there is a feral hog problem down south,i'll bet if you ask a rancher/farmer if you can shoot one in the head they would let ya,300lb hog would fill up a few 12v fridges

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#35
^^^See? That's why this guy is in charge.
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#36
I hunt them with Some bait, rifle, and Tannerite. You can have all the pre cooked and ground pork you want....if you can find it...It's usually laying around the blast sight. Be sure to check the trees too. LOL
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#37
That is a wasteful way of “hunting “   You must be a extremely bad shot to need that method.
Compared to parenting, Cat herding is less complicated
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#38
It sounds kinda fun to me. I had read that the wild boar down there are a huge problem for the farmers, wiping out a lot of crops.
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#39
Nahh....Not a bad shot at all. Those pigs are like rats..tearing up lots of groceries grown. I still must be a good shot to hit the target of the tannerite from a long distance. The tannerite just saves ammo and maximizes kill numbers. Kinda of like the difference of shooting a pond full of ducks with a rifle from a short distance...or shooting with a shot gun with a wider effect. As in "pot shot".
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#40
I see nothing funny about blowing up a bunch of critters. I was raised on a farm, and we processed a lot of animals. That method is certainly not an accepted one in any state I have been to.
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