Waira puckers up for more KIS's with auto & photo ladiez!

With the crocs we have up here , the is no way you would fish the rivers in a canoe . Many years ago I was pro Barra fishing on the Daly river in the Northern Territory , We had 7 mtr tides , I was scooting along the bank at low tide in a 14 foot tinny and a bloody big croc flew over the top of me . the bank was straight up and down it was sunning it's self . Lucky the tide was low and I was going fast . Due to big tides some times our nets would roll up into a ball and go walk about and have to go and find them . One day me and the skipper where in the tinny getting a net and I had to go into the water to get the anchors , as I looked to the skipper he had the rifle up , there was a big croc about 30 feet away from me . Its ok the skipper said . F:cuss::cuss::cuss: you , I broke records getting back in . :biggrin:
I am not 100% sure on your nomenclature but I certainly catch the drift. Just supports my thesis that I would be dead by now if I lived there. Man.
 
When you have been here for 70+ years you have a story for every Occasion. :baked: Don't remember exactly when? like fourty years ago
out fishing in my Canoe. quietly paddling along i saw a snake curled up on a boulder that was completley submerged except for the tip'
It was sound asleep. as i paddled by i tapped the rock with my Paddle. BIG MISTAKE! the snake exploded in the air and landed in my lap in the canoe.:yoinks: i looked at it, it was a water moccasin. i rolled the canoe dumped everything in the water, including the snake.
had two rods, tackle box and cooler. save one rod lost one, and the rest floated long enough to grab. :cheers:
:crying::baghead::crying: oh fek me, that was almost a Darwin Award moment my friend!!


Snake Story Time!
Pop and I were at the deer lease for bird season. It was a hot mid-afternoon day. Conditions were dry, so we head out walking from camp. We're hunting on the way there. Sky..........ground............sky ........ground...........looking for birds and snakes! I was stepping over a log as I heard a rattle and saw a shape. I still had one foot on the ground, so I jumped, turned in midair and blasted the snake at point-blank. It WAS a pretty big snake, about 5ft. I didn't have time to think. I was totally an automatic reaction.
LOL! It scared the shit outta Pop! "God Damn Boy!", was what he shouted.
I guess it was a good thing it wasn't coiled up. It was moving along close to the log. It couldn't strike perpendicular to itself.

Good hunt! We both limited out! Mmmmmmmmmm..............camp smoked bacon wrapped dove breast,,,,,,,,,,,,mine had a section of garlic on the backside of the breast held in by the bacon.
:clapper: nothing like survival reflexes, hey Bill? :rofl: ... I have a few time now in my life done a similar dance, going in and out of the house working in the yard.. cruising along throiugh the doorway and you just barely catch that thing at the limit of you vision low down--- gopher snakes though thankfully, but where we used to live inland, rattlers were around, and that's what pops into your mind at that instant!

Damn you already on it, but hey me found some corn fields close to my place today.:biggrin: just need another 2-3 weeks to plant in there:pighug:
:d5: Oooo, finally, a guerilla farmer grow! I thought you were going to get skunked this OD season :greenthumb:
Especially when you're sitting miles deep in the marsh on a 12' plastic boat with a paddle and a MH weight fishing rod as your only weapons. I love chasing redfish but not that much. That's why a lot of guys carry a firearm when doing that kind of angling.

OP - sorry for the hijack. Back to your originally scheduled programming.
:jointman: open coffee shop here mate, chat as you please in my thread!
When I was in FL at grad school, one of the prof's had a gnarly story about estuary fishing, and having a massive hammerhead shadow them for more than an hour,... very unusual, but the shark was larger than their 12' canoe and clearly onto them for fishing, likely looking to snag some freebies! They bugged out after that hour, not worth the risk as this thing's behavior was rather brazen and atypical :nono:...


With the crocs we have up here , the is no way you would fish the rivers in a canoe . Many years ago I was pro Barra fishing on the Daly river in the Northern Territory , We had 7 mtr tides , I was scooting along the bank at low tide in a 14 foot tinny and a bloody big croc flew over the top of me . the bank was straight up and down it was sunning it's self . Lucky the tide was low and I was going fast . Due to big tides some times our nets would roll up into a ball and go walk about and have to go and find them . One day me and the skipper where in the tinny getting a net and I had to go into the water to get the anchors , as I looked to the skipper he had the rifle up , there was a big croc about 30 feet away from me . Its ok the skipper said . F:cuss::cuss::cuss: you , I broke records getting back in . :biggrin:
:yoinks: holy crap, it cliff dove off that bank over you??
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... fooooooock meee.....:crying: You think it was you that startled it?

That 2nd close call though...:nono:... if it went under, things would have been even worse, hey? Nobody wants to be stuff underwater in a root ball to soften up for a week!
 
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:smokeout: ....Team Shorty is rolling along well enough... All are blooming, some late stretch going on, better than nuthin' :rolleyes2:...
WCrk is still the oddball of the lot, late on everything but she's bulking up/out...
It looks like the KIS richness is better dialed in this time, and after a couple PK feeds of Terp Tea Bloom and HPK, all I see is a bit of yellow tips, and not so deep green as last seasons! :greenthumb:...part of that I think is that the root mass is larger at this stage and drawing heard on the nutes in there...
They are also starting to get some Sweet Candy (GLN) now...
A second foliar with Phyter is due next!

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what the hell did you put pictures of plants in this thread???? :shrug: i thought it was about snakes. :biggrin:

BTW. cannabis looks wonderful.:bighug:
 
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:yay:Photo's started finally!.... First to break the surface is a DOHz no less, petite beans with strong shanks it appears; half a days soak, then sowed and less than 2 days later it's up- :greenthumb:As of this morning, 8/8 are above ground so no need for re-do's!
I'm doing a new MO on germ'ing: all get a sandpaper/nailboard scuffing, along the seems and split point, not just the case surface. They go into a soak soln. which is made with 2oz low ppm water (mix of RO + filtered tap) + 2 drops SI, kelp extract, and a tiny bit of fulvic acid... If they're older or large, tough cased seeds, a drop of wetting agent goes in too... So far this year out of about 24 seeds only one failed to germ', crack and stall... about half showed first cracking after that overnight soak!

All are in 32oz styro's until they stack several sets of leaves, getting a quick start in the tent for a week or so, then they get hardened off to ambient T and light hours. After that it's into their stage 1 pots (5gal) until they're getting a bit of squeeze on them, then into final 10'ers with fresh KIS soil. This second batch I'm planning on amending differently; less KIS nute pack, more of something bloom oriented like a bulb food for NPK#'s... I have to figure out what P source is going to work best for pretty fast release. Steamed bone meal, rock Phos', guanos, the latter being the fastest I think?
... Timing is still uncertain for the final transplant, but I'm think a couple weeks or so before estimated start of blooming... I'll just have to wait and see how they react to the 5er's, the plan being to stunt them some to keep sizes smaller this round, and finish with less fuss than last year when I went directly into 10's... They blew through the nutes in those before bloom :doh:, and were a real PITA to finish well! Literally the opposite of what I wanted -LOL!

The auto's are cruising along fine, nothing much to report there....

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Great structure on HBSS. Really hoping you get bubblegum smell and taste. All the girls look perfectly fed, so this routine is a winner. Saw the Garlicane start.... really trying to hold off til December...but I’ll watch yours and see how the restraint holds.
 
After reading several pages about snakes, I was going to post to ask why you keep bringing your plants inside to photograph them... when I realized I clicked on the 'organic' section and not 'outdoor' one I intended. I did learn a few things about snakes along the way. I need more coffee....
Nice grow, by the way. :cheers:
 
After reading several pages about snakes, I was going to post to ask why you keep bringing your plants inside to photograph them... when I realized I clicked on the 'organic' section and not 'outdoor' one I intended. I did learn a few things about snakes along the way. I need more coffee....
Nice grow, by the way. :cheers:
:rofl: that happens time-to-time! My thread is more of a coffee shop for mates and visitors, so most anything goes,.... Cheers! :smoking:
 
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