All About Pocket Knives

Just found a very good YouTube clip. The End Of The Cattle Drive-Jerry Skinner. Most interesting, and some of the comments below were good reading.

Colonel26 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 18, 2021 1:29 am We dug the tater onions today. I think we’re set, lol4BC3319D-CAEA-4063-A488-454366A5832A.jpeg1BE342EC-9655-419F-B718-95DF00CD4802.jpeg

Colonel - those tater onions look good. I had to look up tater onion. As I understand it, the tater onions reproduce by making a bunch of secondary bulbs which you can then replant. Sounds like a good way to grow onions. I grow a few onions in a little bed, but it would be nice to have a variety that makes bulbs to replant. I have not had a lot of luck with replanting the root end of an onion.

Dinadan wrote: ↑Sun Jun 20, 2021 11:02 pm

Colonel26 wrote: ↑Fri Jun 18, 2021 1:29 am We dug the tater onions today. I think we’re set, lol4BC3319D-CAEA-4063-A488-454366A5832A.jpeg1BE342EC-9655-419F-B718-95DF00CD4802.jpeg

Colonel - those tater onions look good. I had to look up tater onion. As I understand it, the tater onions reproduce by making a bunch of secondary bulbs which you can then replant. Sounds like a good way to grow onions. I grow a few onions in a little bed, but it would be nice to have a variety that makes bulbs to replant. I have not had a lot of luck with replanting the root end of an onion.

Yes sir, that’s how it happens. The old rule of thumb was plant them the first of November and dig them the first of June. You want to grow twice as many as you need. The big ones when planted will produce 6 or more small “sets” and the little sets will produce two or so big onions. So if you plan half and half you’re good.

The big ones are good raw or cooked. But the little sets you don’t need to replant are perfect to just throw in roasts etc, like little pearl onions.

In the spring you can also go out and pull some to eat as green onions.

Nice critter pictures guys.

Does outdoor cooking qualify for the Outdoorsman thread? My brother and his wife raised chickens and had them butchered recently, so I decided to fry a whole one up in the turkey cooker with some wings. 6 lb bird cooked at 325° for 30 minutes, did the wings for 15 minutes. Dry rubbed the chicken and wings prior to frying, turned out deliciously perfect. Crispy skin and moist on the inside.

Beautiful wander and a lovely one to wander with.

doglegg wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 3:13 pm Beautiful wander and a lovely one to wander with.

Thank You Floyd!! She is the best!!
John

John, Thank you for sharing those scenic pictures. I enjoyed your walk.

Great pictures, John! And now I know about the Appalachian Revolt.

Thanks for the info about the onions, Colonel.

Very cool photos from your walk, JMH.

Thank You Garry, John and Mel.
John

1967redrider wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 1:26 pm Nice critter pictures guys.

Does outdoor cooking qualify for the Outdoorsman thread? My brother and his wife raised chickens and had them butchered recently, so I decided to fry a whole one up in the turkey cooker with some wings. 6 lb bird cooked at 325° for 30 minutes, did the wings for 15 minutes. Dry rubbed the chicken and wings prior to frying, turned out deliciously perfect. Crispy skin and moist on the inside.

Hmmmm! Looks delicious!

jmh58 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 3:32 pm

doglegg wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 3:13 pm Beautiful wander and a lovely one to wander with.

Thank You Floyd!! She is the best!!
John

You are a lucky man.

1967redrider wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 1:26 pm Nice critter pictures guys.

Does outdoor cooking qualify for the Outdoorsman thread? My brother and his wife raised chickens and had them butchered recently, so I decided to fry a whole one up in the turkey cooker with some wings. 6 lb bird cooked at 325° for 30 minutes, did the wings for 15 minutes. Dry rubbed the chicken and wings prior to frying, turned out deliciously perfect. Crispy skin and moist on the inside.

Looks sensational. . Post it on the unofficial AAPK cookbook as well.

1967redrider wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 1:26 pm Nice critter pictures guys.

Does outdoor cooking qualify for the Outdoorsman thread? My brother and his wife raised chickens and had them butchered recently, so I decided to fry a whole one up in the turkey cooker with some wings. 6 lb bird cooked at 325° for 30 minutes, did the wings for 15 minutes. Dry rubbed the chicken and wings prior to frying, turned out deliciously perfect. Crispy skin and moist on the inside.

Awesome! Looks real good. Those turkey fryers are wonderful. They do real good catfish and shrimp boil too!

Wonderful pics John!!

Will do, cudgee.


They do a mean Low Country Boil too, Colonel, and since it's just boiling water I'm not on edge.

cudgee wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 8:57 pm

jmh58 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 3:32 pm

doglegg wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 3:13 pm Beautiful wander and a lovely one to wander with.

Thank You Floyd!! She is the best!!
John

You are a lucky man.

Yes I am.
John

Colonel26 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 9:07 pm Wonderful pics John!!

Thank You Wade.
John

Nice pictures JMH. Fire towers use to be pretty common. Rare to find one still standing now a days. Have lot of memories of climbing them. Bear sightings are getting to be a regular thing around here Quick Steel. Hunting with dogs is most popular way. Only certain dog breeds are allowed.

luckydog64 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 2:24 pm Nice pictures JMH. Fire towers use to be pretty common. Rare to find one still standing now a days. Have lot of memories of climbing them. Bear sightings are getting to be a regular thing around here Quick Steel. Hunting with dogs is most popular way. Only certain dog breeds are allowed.

Thank You!! Was a little windy when we were up there.. We have a couple around here that people can climb and view to area.. Kinda Kool !!
John

luckydog64 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 2:24 pm Nice pictures JMH. Fire towers use to be pretty common. Rare to find one still standing now a days. Have lot of memories of climbing them. Bear sightings are getting to be a regular thing around here Quick Steel. Hunting with dogs is most popular way. Only certain dog breeds are allowed.

What breeds are allowed?

section 10 has list of dogs. https://apps.legislature.ky.gov/Law/KAR ... Form=&.pdf

Anyone else seeing a lot of snakes this year? My friend / neighbor has killed 4 copperheads this month. My dog was bitten by a copperhead Sunday night (he is fine now). I have been searching the backyard with a spotlight every evening since Sunday, and saw a 5 ft rattler last night (he got into the bushes before I could get him) and killed a copperhead last night and again tonight. Also had saw two rat snakes in the last week, but let them go.