Tacos in St. Louis area

I'll expect a snow goose spot in MO for the spring in return

 

Unfortunately I dont own any land yet to make that happen me and a buddy usually just wind up going to one of the conservation areas for a draw

 

New neighbor

 

Visited a shop in Oakland yesterday for my regear. Thought you guys would enjoy some eye candy. The last Taco might look familiar.

This will probably be my last post in this thread. Would’ve like to have gotten to know more of you while I was in St. Louis peace✌

 

looks like a piece of bone to me

 

Still don’t know what the fuck this is, but it’s outta there.

 

Last one looks like Alex’s taco. Just because you move doesn’t mean you are excluded from the thread.

 

That’s the tip of one of those highly “collectible” swords that they sell to connoisseurs of combative steel at the pawn shops right off post.

 

I know your pain, i'm 75% public land hunting. This is the 2nd year we will be flooding this field. Probably won't hunt it this year either just to let them get used to using it.

 

Cali Taco's .

 

One of these days we ought to TW express a load of tires and have a tire day. Maybe before winter...

Oh is that what you do?

 

Like burn tires or something?

 

If I can ever get the shop organized I’d entertain a mount and balance setup in one corner only because my favorite local “we’ll mount and balance anything” shop is now closed on weekends.

 

mount and balance set up

 

My homeowners won’t cover letting you blow the shop up.

 

@Willy224 and his hunting buddy do a lot of things on those trips. I'm not convinced that hunting is one then, but they do always have excellent stories when they get back.

 

But...ok i guess

 

They tend to spend a decent amount of time just north of me, and a I usually see a "few" birds around town as they come through. I'm doubtful that there will be many big feeds coming through next spring with all the flooding this year. There have been a few farmers getting some ground work done the past few days, but the fields the birds tend to flock to are still flooded by a decent amount. Sadly, I've not been able to get any hunting access to any of them...would be a blast though!

 

Looking at brake lines on wheelers website, do i just need rear extended brake lines or should I get front and rear and should I get the 2 inch lines or the 4 inch lines?

 

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