Recent content by Flipper Dude

Do your homework, as you said. There are reports on this forum. Simply touch the magnifying glass in the upper right corner and type in Lloyd Yeatman.

Well, the 67-69 part is nice. When we get to 100 plus in Houston, the bottom number might be 87-89

Man, I’m into a martini already, so take this with a grain. If I had 10 million $$ buried in my backyard, not throwing any income and depreciating with inflation, I’m still calling it an asset. Not the best use of that asset, but an asset nonetheless. ( I have not looked up the TECHNICAL...

It’s just semantics. Of course, equity in your home is an asset. Albeit a volatile one in a crazy housing market. It’s an asset with an expensive carrying cost, although mainly because it’s transparent. Renters pay property taxes and maintenance as well, it’s just rolled into the rent.

What am I missing here? I trace my rifle on the foam it comes with and cut it out with an electric knife. Fits great. Is this a more rigid type of foam filler?

Got the Trader Keith on both of my serious rifles. Absolutely no slip, plus a classic look. No way I’m hunting without a sling. Not on a tracking hunt that might last all damn day.

Nice ram

Bull elk with my bow. Haven’t got him yet, and I suppose I never will. I don’t think I have the drive left to get in that kind of condition any longer. :cool: Wind sprints and squats in 100 degree Texas heat ain’t no fun at 65. Africa is way too easy.

Benvenuti. Un saluto dal Texas!

True, although income taxes are generally manageable or pretty much gone at retirement, depending on your structure. But these damn property taxes are with you till you die. There are some breaks for 65+, but it’s not substantial. People on a fixed income aren’t real keen on paying 1500-2000$...

Outdoor Life. 1960

WTF?

Did she just say “and they were captives to our state” ? Why yes, yes she did. :cool:

I’ll admit I have not. We built our home in 2014-2015 north of Houston. Costs of construction ran about $220 a foot. Architect for an A. Hayes Town design ran about 40K. I know things have gone up, but not 400%. At least not in north Houston. Now, if you’re talking dirt, the sky’s the...