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how about on the islands it's gotta be just as bad right? Mosquito wise. Don't matter it gets too cold here, unless I knitted up a pair of pants for em. LolHa won't have no legs by morning down here
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how about on the islands it's gotta be just as bad right? Mosquito wise. Don't matter it gets too cold here, unless I knitted up a pair of pants for em. LolHa won't have no legs by morning down here
Your are right that's standard trim for the pit in Pr.I think its for better heat dissipation during a match... but I may be wrong, I thought I heard that somewhere.
That is exactly why it is done as it is hot and humid that close to the equator. Also you drop a few oz when you go to weigh in.I think its for better heat dissipation during a match... but I may be wrong, I thought I heard that somewhere.
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Lol, then you know if you want to be active you have to do what it takes to not run hot.Can't be no worse than lower 90s at night and low 100s during the day with humidity at least 80%. I know rainforest hot I live it every summer
nothin American fowl can't handle lol. All in how u keep emLol, then you know if you want to be active you have to do what it takes to not run hot.
im switching back to water cups. I swear every day for the past two weeks about half the birds have either knocked their waterers over or filled them full of straw. The other day weed eating by the pens I watched almost every one of them get knocked over. Should have filled them after the yard work.Drying some from flooded with about 6" of water. just in time for rain Fri and sat other row not so dry