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Old 10-02-2007, 10:13 PM
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I spent some time in the Matagorda area - those skeeters are huge in Texas!!!! Big, green and mean.
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Old 10-03-2007, 04:50 AM
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What are mosquito's?

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Old 10-03-2007, 04:55 AM
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Mosquitos are like the cold weather, they come when your not ready...
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I guess you could always surround your oven with TIKI torches

I plan on covering my stand with an EZ-UP canopy and lacing the inside with rope light. This is a really good time of year in Texas. gets down into the mid to low 80's in the evenings.
Good idea Kemo.

I may have to try this myself..... Or maybe my propane lantern.
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I spent some time in the Matagorda area - those skeeters are huge in Texas!!!! Big, green and mean.

Ive heard that those really big mosquitos eat the smaller mosquitos.

I have no way of verifying this
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Ive heard that those really big mosquitos eat the smaller mosquitos.

I have no way of verifying this
You may be thinking of mosquito hawks...aka crane flies...which don't really eat mosquitos at all as adults. I may need to get some bats to hang out on my porch though...
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You may be thinking of mosquito hawks...aka crane flies...which don't really eat mosquitos at all as adults. I may need to get some bats to hang out on my porch though...
next project.....

Bat house?
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next project.....

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I imagine it would be pretty cool to be Batman. I just need a few million dollars for all his gear.
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Old 10-04-2007, 12:31 AM
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My Pop always said, "Leave well enough alone."

Being almost 40 years old... I guess I haven't learned the lesson yet.

So me being me.... I checked on my arch. You know to see if it had gotten strong.... Gave it a shake and .... crack..

I ended up having to take it down.

I guess I'll have to do it again.

ho hum...
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No, a belfry.

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