tvc184

Specks on the south end of the Louisiana shoreline in Lake Sabine.

[quote name="KFDM KERRY COOPER" post="985017" timestamp="1300476819"] They BETTER make the right one this time!! [/quote] I'm thinking Bobby August.

Lamar-PA ended their conference tournament with a 72-67 win over the 4th ranked team in the nation, San Jacinto after Lamar earlier beat the 9th ranked team in the nation, Trinity Valley. They are now 25-9 and headed to the first round of the national tournament in Kentucky.

[quote name="Buccaneer#3" post="974289" timestamp="1298943022"] what baits TVC? [/quote] Waaaaay back then..... single blade white spinner baits. Medium size, maybe 1/4oz heads. That is all that we could catch them on during that trip. Tried everything else in the box with no results.

My best fishing trip ever was when Rayburn was way down during the early spawn years ago. We fished the creeks and at times got out of the boat and walked on what would have been under about 8 feet of water. We limited each day (3 of us when it was a 10 fish limit) and I don't think we kept a fish under 2.5 or 3 pounds.

Lamar-PA wins their final home game 68-60.

Final PA - 65 Dobie - 54

1:11 60-50

TO Dobie @ 2:05 58-46

2:44 58-44

3:29 54-42

5:59 49-37

4th about to start 45-34 PA

1:05 3rd 42-31 PA

3:50 3rd 35-29 PA

6:13 in the 3rd Still 27-24

Halftime PA-27 Dobie-24

9-4 PA still in 1st

::) More like a penny worth but I won't quibble on the cost.

[quote name="injun" post="968376" timestamp="1298066328"] [quote author=tvc184 link=topic=61122.msg968088#msg968088 date=1298012088] I do get what you are saying but I don't see the big deal. During the late anterless/spike season, it says that there can be no branched horns. Is that good enough for you or do you want to keep quibbling over semantics? [/quote]I just figured it out..Tvc must be a woman, wont quit untill she has the last word [/quote] No but does that mean you just tried to get in the last word?  :D

I do get what you are saying but I don't see the big deal. During the late anterless/spike season, it says that there can be no branched horns. Is that good enough for you or do you want to keep quibbling over semantics?

No reason to get in a snit. The quote that I posted ([size=10pt][b]"For the purposes of this report, the term "spikes" includes all deer with at least one unbranched antler."[/b][/size]) came directly from the Parks and Wildlife website. Maybe I should call them up and have them remove that quote. You can call it a spike, no more than one point or an unbranched antler. Out of curiosity, how would you describe the difference between "no more than one point" and an "unbranched antler"?

I don't see a lot of complaining about the 10 run rule in high school baseball.

[quote name="injun" post="967594" timestamp="1297935441"] [quote author=tvc184 link=topic=61122.msg929573#msg929573 date=1291937704] And yet another spike bites the dust. [/quote] I know you are way smarter than most on this web site but, that is not a spike.. Just a deer with an unbranched antler [/quote] According to state law, having at least one unbranched antler is a spike. This from the Texas Parks and Wildlife website: [b] "For the purposes of this report, the term "spikes" includes all deer with at least one unbranched antler."[/b] In different places in the code it is referenced at both a spike and a deer with at least one unbranched antler. The terms are interchangeable. Now if you want to talk about the common use of the term by Texas deer hunters, it usually means one horn on both sides.

[quote name="DVILLE-GORILLA" post="965206" timestamp="1297524368"] Guess the Pirates tough pre-distrct schedule just wore em down! [/quote] ;D Three games against H-F, three against Community Christian  and two against Sabine Pass would wear anybody down.