I have been using twitter for a few years now. I started using twitter not long after it went public and myself and a few friends have used it to keep in touch ever since. Twitter has become quite popular of late and that has improved the usefulness of the tool. I can get notices of breaking news, traffic congestion, pass conditions, great recipes, and see what is on the television at just about any given time of the day or the night. There are also a lot of people that, like me, use twitter as a forum to vent what ever is on our minds. You can find people with an opinion on any subject on twitter and you will find opinions on all sides of the debate on that subject as well. I like that I can find different views on all subjects, but I am getting tired of the posters that instead of posting useful information and possible alternative actions on the subject, they instead spend all of their time ridiculing and insulting everyone that disagrees with their view of the subject. I know that we all are entitled to have an opinion on any subject, and I have my opinions on most subjects that I am not afraid to share, but I do not believe that it is acceptable to insult those that disagree with me because they disagree. I have had enough of the insults and name calling. Over the next week or so I am going to look closely at what is being posted to twitter. If all someone is posting is insults then they are off my follow list, and anyone that disagrees can remove me from their follow list as well.
I have been quite busy lately. I have been writing for Clique Clack food where I have a weekly Redneck cooking column as well as writing for The Campfire News and posting in the forums at Talk Hunting. So visit these great sites and let me know what you think of them.
Hey I have started a new blog that I hope will draw in more readers interested in hunting and fishing. I have a new post about a gun shop in Nampa raffling off an ar-15. Check it out here
Alright! My latest recipe is now up on Clique Clack foods. Check it out and let me know what you think.
Ok I was very busy this weekend and did not get to post this when it went up on Saturday, but here is the link to my newest recipe on Clique Clack Food.
Three Quick dinners – Redneck Cooking | CliqueClack Food
I have been reading the Clique clack food web site from day one, and now they have posted my Ultimate burger recipe. Check it out and leave a comment on what you think.
Jeff
I have spent quite a bit of time over the last week exploring and enjoying the Talk Hunting web site and forum’s. This site is run by a great bunch of people that are dedicated to the pursuit of wild game. I have not been as focused on hunting over the last 12 years or so as I used to be, and I am now working very hard to get back into hunting. If you like to talk about hunting and the outdoors visit the site and look around I think you will enjoy it as much as I have so far.
Jeff
Field and Stream magazine online has a photo article about the 50 best guns ever made. After looking at the list I do agree with most of it, there are a few that would not be on my list because I have never used them. Anyone have any suggestions for guns that are not on the list that should be?
Yesterday was a beautiful day. I went fishing on the Snake river for a few hours and had a great time. I didn’t catch any fish, but I enjoyed being out on the water and watching he water fowl.
The weather was good, however the wind was a bit cold. Not bad for February in Southwestern Idaho. The only bad part of the day was the fact that someone else had been to the spot I was fishing before me and left a camp fire smoldering and garbage around the camp fire. When you have a camp fire that is just a few feet from the edge of the river there is no reason to not make sure the fire is out before you leave. I put the fire out before I even started fishing. After the fire had cooled I also picked up the garbage and took it with me when I left. I always try to leave any area I am fishing at cleaner than when I arrived. It really pisses me off to have to clean up after some other jackass that is to lazy to clean up after themselves. The public access points along the Snake river are really nice and it makes it a great day for those that use them, however lazy jerks that leave garbage behind are the reason that we have so little access to private land. The owners get tired of their property being left in such a mess. Most owners would not mind people accessing rivers, ponds, or whatever if everyone would just clean up after themselves. Lazy people that leave garbage behind hurt everyone that enjoys the outdoors and give us all a bad name. If you are going to go out and spend time along the river or lake just pack out the garbage you brought with you. Save a few plastic grocery bags to take with you for this and everyone will be much better off.
