I need to start farming pit vipers and milking and selling snake venom.

Keith

Just out of curiosity, how do you propose to do that? If it could be done at a profit, don't you think people already would be doing it?

The people making U.S. flags out of country are paying workers $2-4/hr. Think you can find a reliable worker to sweat in a factory for $15/hr in MS, when air-conditioned Lowe's pays more than that?

And then what about rent/property costs?

All the legally mandated BS U.S. companies have to deal with? Insurance....emissions....OSHA crap, etc. etc., none of which apply in other craphole countries?

If people want manufacturing to return to the U.S.......there is only one way to do it.....and it's NOT tariffs. It's deregulation.

And that will never happen......

the best American companies can do is to produce a product that is profitable enough to offset the ridiculous regulations they must abide by.......

And that ain't flags or tennis shoes.

Heck I'd be happy if gas and especially Diesel got under 5.00 per Gal. Diesel currently 5.59 Unleaded 5.29 big difference between now and the gas wars,aroud detriot, of the early 60's when could find for 10 cents per gal

My dad got that way. Used to bash feral barn cat kittens in the head so the cats wouldn't over-populate, harvested all kinds of farm animals for meat, but at the end had no heart for the killing of anything. Actually became mostly vegetarian.

I'm 69 and just still a killing machine. Guess I never grew out of it.

The prevailing wind there is west. When I was resetting today, a rescue vehicle blew the siren and that set off the coyotes yipping so now I know where the den is. The den is downwind of the melon field and every pee post except for one was downwind. So they are using the wind coming into the melons which is no big surprise to me. Those dogs are masters of the wind.

Hi all, how do yall store and organize baits and lures in the off season? I’m starting to redo the trap shed and was curious to see what others have done to keep everything organized and ready for season!

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Non motorized wood cutting sucks. We did it for several years with a two man crosscut when I was a kid. Dad’s old chainsaw turned toes up and milk prices were pretty low so a new chainsaw wasn’t in the budget. My brother and I became very familiar with the misery whip.

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Your kids are a rare breed in this day and year,good job!I bet they have a tough time sleeping during fur trapping season,Christmas every check!!!Great job....

The smell of fur drying in the shed
Skunk is a very close second