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To quote "D" from another thread, "I certainly help the fishing economy".
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/main-...ml#post3074944
I wonder how much help that y'all did to the economy getting ready for D'Arbonne. I've will have spent about $600 by the week's end.
$ on cabin
$ in tackle
$ on food
$ on gas
The chance to gather with friends with like passions from across the map, PRICELESS.
"gene"
you worth every penny of it Gene......Bible says "enjoy the fruits of your labor"...........Quote:
Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene"
I'm scared to tally up what I've spent. Even more scared Shannon will find out!! LOL
food is expensive.
How much you pay for dat boudin down there?
Boudin is cheap, around 5 dollars a pound. Cracklin's is expensive at twice that.
"gene"
Where are you finding cracklins for only $10 a pound? Around here the going price is $16 a pound.Quote:
Originally Posted by PawPaw "gene"
Well maybe the price has gone up since I last bought. Now that I think about it I seem to remember that I thought the price was high the last time I bought some about a month ago. They were bundled with a lot of other stuff so they didn't stand out a much as when I buy a 1/2 pound for myself.
"gene"
Well Gene, I'm going to my 5th C.c camp at D'arbonne for 2015. That cost me a lot, because now I'm rigging my boat for spider rigging. Then start over in Feb. Planning on TB, MICHIGAN,Miss., and maybe Florida in 2016. Also , spent a few dollars in Hawaii and out west this year traveling and heading to Yellowstone next summer. I need a job to support my habits. lol By the way, cracklins are $16 around here for a lb. I rather buy a nice ribeye. (As long as Randy, Paul or my nephew cooks it)