Hey folks,
That gall darnd webmaster of ours dun up and gone to Australya. That's a long way to go fer a vacation. Whilst she's a gone yall can read my Ramlin's in the Post Searchlight or listen to me on WMGR radio, Top of the Morning with CHARLIE PLATT on TV in Dothan, AL or on WTUF fm out of Thomasville or 101.9 fm in Bainbridge, GA. That there shud take a care of it 'til she gets back from the great down under. (Wunder how dem kangrus tastes any how?)
Some of them folks in Washington know a heap more than they talk and some them talk lot more than they know, seems like.
Some 62 years ago my ship was in Port-A-Prince it was a terrible site then, heaven knows it must look awful now, so sad.
This past Wednesday on a trip to Dothan for a murial meeting I counted 7 dead dear along the road side. Waste of good meat.
Russell Smith’s grandson, Gabe killed an eight point buck hunting with his dad Eric Smith last Saterday evening. He took a doe last year. That’s a good thing git-em started fishen or huntin’ and they they’ll stay hooked.
It is also a good thing that Hank Parker will be at Friendship Babtist Church on Spring Creek Road on the 29th of Jan. at 6 pm. He is a great speaker and is the only man to win 2 BassMaster Classics back to back.
Crappie are still being taken on minnows in a little bit deeper water than before, bass is slow however some was caught Sunday and a pile of ducks was taken, we measured 1 ½ inches of water that fell with the system that came over Saterday and stoped Sunday, however 10:45 Sunday the winds were blowing so hard there was a dust storm on one of the fields.
Over on the creck on the coldest day of all hundreds of needle fish died. The same thing happened on Lake Okeechobee except it was Talopia dieing all over the place. Some were caught (snaged) and eat they are a fine tasting fish.
Gabe Smith, 7years old and an 8pt buck he killed
