Dear Nutz

[Deputy Nutz]

Skinbasket is a social retard and can't live in a neighborhood that takes pleasure in conversing with each other.

In his last neighborhood he had blacks living across the street from him, they never said a word to him when his crazy snow plower tore up their grass.

[Freak Out]

So Mr. Basket....you moving deeper in to the woods or out of that fucked up area all together?

[SkinBasket]

So Mr. Basket....you moving deeper in to the woods or out of that fucked up area all together?

Just south, into northern Kentucky, where they don't gleefully vote for their own demise.

[Freak Out]

Bourbon country?

[SkinBasket]

Falmouth or Corinth areas.

[SkinBasket]

So it's coming down to a very nice house with 20 acres in Falmouth, with a 1000 acre private game farm across the road. Or a smaller, but still nice, house on 65 acres in Foster, which is also much cheaper but... has a shared driveway with an abandoned foreclosed farmhouse that you drive right past every time you come or go. By right past, I mean the driveway is 4 feet from the house. So do we take the chance on being able to buy the property when the bank finally gets around to liquidating it and hope it doesn't attract a meth lab or collapse on the driveway in the meantime, or play it safe with less land and a nicer house that's already set up for chicken and rabbit slaughter, but has also become a focus of the local community as a source of self-sufficient eggs, animals, and produce (in other words the new owners will be a bitter disappointment to them because I suck at growing stuff)?

[mraynrand]

You probably can make more money prizing the rent out of the meth lab guys, and you can always bulldoze them when they are passed out. Alternatively, they will blow the building up in an industrial accident. Either way, win win.

[Freak Out]

How much surface water on the parcels....and how deep are the wells? Good water?

[SkinBasket]

I think we're moving on the 20 acres. It has a cistern, a spring fed pond, and a stream. There are no wells in the area. The counties are really pushing the water lines to the most remote places, so it'll probably be routed up there soon as an additional option. They must make a nice profit on water.

[Freak Out]

Interesting.....cisterns eh? I wonder why not wells...? The expense of drilling or the water quality? The pond sounds nice as does the stream.

[Little Whiskey]

Hey Nutz- how is your deer season going this year?

[Deputy Nutz]

Holy shit where the fuck have I been. Thats right working for the man, and all of your stupid children.

My hunting season went all right, not great but it was the first season that I saw deer every single day. I passed on all does this year, I wasn't looking for the meat. I was slow on the uptake on a monster 10 pointer. I was set up over a small field, looking up into a newly cut road, The buck popped out at like 3:00 in the afternoon about 200 yards up the road. I wasn't expecting it since it was 56 degrees. It appeared to be walking towards me, so I didn't panic, but by the time I put the scope up it literally began to disappear into the edge of the road. Later I went up to check out the trail he was on and it was a trick angle type thing he was really just cutting across the road. After meeting up with my brother in law at the end of shooting hours, he told me he had jumped the buck, so it was on the move and wasn't gonna stop for nothing.

The last day of hunting I took my .223 instead of my .308 into the woods. There was a lot of fog and I have a red dot on my.223. I spoted a deer along the line fence and it was a medium size buck, I got the scope on it but it was in between some trees, I took a pretty good shot but it ran off like nothing. I went to check for blood and saw the downed branch that I hit instead of the deer's vitals. Fog really blows.

[SkinBasket]

I'll probably come visit you like on the 3rd of January, so prepare yourself.

[Deputy Nutz]

exciting.

[SkinBasket]

Thanks for calling me all the time by the way.