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theJointedOne · 04-13-2014, 02:02 AM

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Originally Posted by ponolovesyou

^yes last month was steelhead season and there were some rafts and the state police floated by a couple times..i just waved standing in front of my weed fence..fuckin love Oregon! the rest of the year not really because all the land on the river is privately owned and really shallow most of the time. I saw some inner tubers maybe twice last year. im hopin them Babbas come tube it with me this summer...

haha nice, yea i mean if your a non violent herb head i think they have a lot bigger fish to fry.

we get some outdoor rec folks this time of year, but i think its gonna be a low year for the rivers and lakes, in this region at least

ponobegone · 04-19-2014, 06:17 AM

ha jointed that is so true but I lived on the little Tallapoosa river before I moved here and the game wardens there would have treated me like a killer no joke. its easy to forget out here the bs hell our friends and neighbors deal with just a few states away. they got my ass a few times...but a few times they did not https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it8W7SkJAOY

anyways still working got my beds filled and plugged the girls are looking like they wont bitch about the transplant even though they were rootbound in the 3galls. tomorrow I hope to get my drip done. finally burned off last years skeletons then I went to one of those rare backyard composters and got a yard of the freshy castings dude had a really neat setup and looked like he does about 2 or 3 yards a month in a really small yard. I cant wait to tea the girls in the morning! anyways some pics for them good ol boys back home

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ponobegone · 04-19-2014, 06:18 AM

ponobegone · 04-19-2014, 06:20 AM

ponobegone · 04-19-2014, 06:22 AM

the sides are lined with old chest freezers and the middle is a huge compost/worm pile pretty impressive for urban farming in such a small space.

theJointedOne · 04-19-2014, 06:38 AM

cool

04-19-2014, 07:18 AM

looks like a nice setup pono.. beats buying it all bagged

einsteinlady · 04-19-2014, 04:06 PM

this is awesomeee

ponobegone · 04-19-2014, 06:54 PM

thanks yall im tickled about that score! they aren't the best screened but I just top dressed my beds with the new stuff and it literally has thousands of baby worms and cocoons. i like the extras in there i feel its loaded with life, unlike the pricey bagged stuff. I was super disappointed with the crusty old castings I had last year. and they were quite spendy too. so now my hoop beds are pretty much gonna be worm beds in a couple months im glad i laid the hardware clothe!

calientecarlos · 04-19-2014, 07:24 PM

Fresh Worm terds!!!! Shijeah bud!! I'm gonna copy you if I may??

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ponobegone Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: see ya later applegater Posts: 419	ha jointed that is so true but I lived on the little Tallapoosa river before I moved here and the game wardens there would have treated me like a killer no joke. its easy to forget out here the bs hell our friends and neighbors deal with just a few states away. they got my ass a few times...but a few times they did not https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it8W7SkJAOY anyways still working got my beds filled and plugged the girls are looking like they wont bitch about the transplant even though they were rootbound in the 3galls. tomorrow I hope to get my drip done. finally burned off last years skeletons then I went to one of those rare backyard composters and got a yard of the freshy castings dude had a really neat setup and looked like he does about 2 or 3 yards a month in a really small yard. I cant wait to tea the girls in the morning! anyways some pics for them good ol boys back home [IMG]
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ponobegone Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: see ya later applegater Posts: 419	the sides are lined with old chest freezers and the middle is a huge compost/worm pile pretty impressive for urban farming in such a small space.
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StanKDanK Guest Posts: n/a	looks like a nice setup pono.. beats buying it all bagged
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04-19-2014, 06:54 PM	#99
ponobegone Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: see ya later applegater Posts: 419	thanks yall im tickled about that score! they aren't the best screened but I just top dressed my beds with the new stuff and it literally has thousands of baby worms and cocoons. i like the extras in there i feel its loaded with life, unlike the pricey bagged stuff. I was super disappointed with the crusty old castings I had last year. and they were quite spendy too. so now my hoop beds are pretty much gonna be worm beds in a couple months im glad i laid the hardware clothe!
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calientecarlos Senior Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: Wicked Awesomeville Posts: 1,755	Fresh Worm terds!!!! Shijeah bud!! I'm gonna copy you if I may?? __________________ Colorado OutDoor 2: The Saga shall continue......... https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread....90#post5146490- MEOW GROWING Slaying Reubenz n Spraying Toiletz .. ShiJeah Bud..
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