AdamsQuailHunter

remingtonoaks

Received the fly reel yesterday. It's in better condition than I expected and fits that old fiberglass Cortland quite nicely.
Many thanks!

remingtonoaks

Steve, I am here!! Drop me a line at my email address and I will call back. I was on telephone with daughter of dear friend who just had heart attack.

Those who beat their swords into plowshares will plow for those who dont.

remingtonoaks

I checked my mail and was pleasantly surprised with the package that you sent me.
They will go directly into my garden.[:D][:p][:p]
Thanks to you brother...

Last year I planted those ramps that you sent me, and didn't Harvest any like the internet suggested. Hopefully they will be popping up this year to where I can Harvest them.[:p][:p] Thank you again

remingtonoaks

I finally made the first step in the pheasant hunt. Though I was looking for a 20 guage, I wound up with a 12 guage Franchi Aristocrat Silver King (1960-1969) LNIB. Next step is to send it to Briley to have the fixed chokes replaced with screw-ins, and have the forcing cones lengthened. Should end up with way more gun for the money than I expected to be able to afford. When that is done, we will talk hunting!

remingtonoaks

I received the VHS tapes today in the mail. I've not had a chance to watch them yet, but I do want to say I appreciate you giving them to me. Reading the back covers, it looks like I'm going to get a good education from them. Thank you

remingtonoaks

Steve, I really appreciate the thank you card and gift[;)] It was not necessary, But goes to show your heart and friendship. I will keep you in mind for further brass giveaways. Let me know what you need. It is such a pleasure to have a man of your integrity and personality, On the forum and in our lives. God bless and thank you again.You made my week[:)] Oakie

remingtonoaks

The Activ shotgun hulls arrived today.

Thank you again.

remingtonoaks

Received the pods a few days, just wanted to say thanks again!!

remingtonoaks

Thank you so much for the beautiful Christmas card..


You are without a doubt the nicest member on this forum, and a great friend and Masonic brother that I hope to meetin person someday.

remingtonoaks

Received your card in the mail yesterday. What a kind and thoughtful thing to do! Merry Christmas to you and yours, Brother!

(You do realize you're making the rest of us look bad, don't you?)
[:D]

remingtonoaks

I just want to thank you for the Ramps starts. I received them in the mail today and plan on planting them tonight. and I know they're going to be delicious.
Thank you again for your generosity.

remingtonoaks

You have mail.

remingtonoaks

Thanks for reminding me about that fishing pole. No it has not been fixed yet.

My wife and I moved back in May for her work and we haven't had a weekend to ourselves since back in June. Maintaining the house I'm selling, Trying to fix it up, mowing the 5 acres yard... Finally got it on the market last month and got an offer on it already. Everything goes good and I will no longer own it November 27.

Her birthday is coming up in a few weeks and that pole would make a fine present. Thank you sir.

remingtonoaks

Steve, Donna and I received your card today. Thank you so much for your Kind words. For someone to take the time, to reach out and send us a sympathy card, show the character of that person. I will cherish our friendship for a lifetime. Everyone on the GunBroker forums, has been very good to us over the years. Some with cards and letter, others with gifts and a few became close friends. Thank you again for taking the time, to think of us. Oakie and Donna Taggart

remingtonoaks

You are a true gentleman.

remingtonoaks

Didn't want to hijack your thread. Here's one for ya.[;)][:D]



A guy walks into a bar with his pet monkey. He orders a drink, and while he's drinking, the monkey jumps all over the place, eating everything behind the bar. Then the monkey jumps on to the pool table and swallows a billiard ball.

The bartender screams at the guy, "Your monkey just ate the cue ball off my pool table -- whole!"

"Sorry," replied the guy. "He eats everything in sight, the little buzzard. I'll pay for everything."

The man finishes his drink, pays and leaves.

Two weeks later, he's in the bar with his pet monkey, again. He orders a drink, and the monkey starts running around the bar. The monkey finds a maraschino cherry on the bar. He grabs it, sticks it up his *, pulls it out and eats it.

The bartender is disgusted. "Did you see what your monkey did now?" he asks.

"Yeah," replies the guy. "He still eats everything in sight, but ever since he swallowed that cue ball, he measures stuff first."

84Bravo1

I'd like to add my thanks as well.

What kind of spacing should I be looking for?

Any certain type of soil they do best in??

Suggested depth, planting bulbs?

I want to do them correctly, not just shove em' in the ground.

Thanks again AQH.

-Ken-

AdamsQuailHunter

Hello - Gents: The "ramp" bulblets don't require great depth - 1/4-1/3 of an inch is plenty. Sandy soil is best for being able to dig them - but even a clay/loam will work. Like asparagus - don't mess with them the first season. They will produce more bulblets for you to plant. After that you will have to make sure that they don't take over - or else "there everywhere-there everywhere".

The native Florida "birds-eye" pepper pods contain tiny seed. They only need a light covering. They are last seasons - so some of the seeds may not germinate. They will die back with the frost/freeze - but unless the ground really freezes - they will usually put out again the next growing season. They make good pepper vinegar for your vegetables. Also you can put them through the blender with other ingredients to make a mild salsa.

Best Regards - AQH

Navybat

I'd like to say THANK YOU as well! I received my envelope yesterday and I can't wait to get these in the ground! Very generous, Sir, and the birds eye pepper seeds are a bonus. [:D]