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Ted's ranch near Waco is abour 300 acres. He mentioned it when he was on Anthony Bordain's "No Reservations".texanron wrote:Ted Nugent has more than a 1/4 acre.sjfcontrol wrote:A quarter of an acre? That's not very much land to hunt on. About the size of a residential lot.
Jasonw560 wrote:Ted's ranch near Waco is abour 300 acres. He mentioned it when he was on Anthony Bordain's "No Reservations".texanron wrote:Ted Nugent has more than a 1/4 acre.sjfcontrol wrote:A quarter of an acre? That's not very much land to hunt on. About the size of a residential lot.
I think the one in Michigan is around 1-2,000 acres.
Plus, I live on 1/3 of an acre. I guess I can officially be considered living on a compound.
I think y'all missed my point regarding the 1/4 acresjfcontrol wrote:A quarter of an acre? That's not very much land to hunt on. About the size of a residential lot.
I meant that any parcel of land more than 1/4 acre is considered a "compound" by the liberal media - and as we all know "compounds" are scary places where redneck gun nuts stockpile machine guns and explosives.austinrealtor wrote:
Yeah his "ranch" or "compound" (in liberal media speak every guy who likes guns and lives on more than 1/4 of an acre is in a "compound") is around the Waco area.
I gotcha. My yard is fenced in, too. I guess mine's a fortified position, as well.austinrealtor wrote:I think y'all missed my point regarding the 1/4 acresjfcontrol wrote:A quarter of an acre? That's not very much land to hunt on. About the size of a residential lot.
I meant that any parcel of land more than 1/4 acre is considered a "compound" by the liberal media - and as we all know "compounds" are scary places where redneck gun nuts stockpile machine guns and explosives.austinrealtor wrote:
Yeah his "ranch" or "compound" (in liberal media speak every guy who likes guns and lives on more than 1/4 of an acre is in a "compound") is around the Waco area.
obviously Nuge has A LOT more than 1/4 acre
AustinRealtor -- This is where I got the 1/4 acre, from bigmoney's post. Perhaps he was just referring to your .25 acre quote, but it seemed strange that anybody could hunt on a piece of property referenced as "more than a quarter acre." Well, unless Uncle Ted was hunting the ferocious field mouse! (Perhaps he was hunting with a sling shot?bigmoney wrote:Yup, somwhere near waco. If you haven't read his book "Ted,White and Blue" you should. My favorite part was when he mentions that while writing for it one morning a shipment of a pallet of ammo had just shown up. Ammo by the pallet!! What a guy!! He does make mention of his law enforcement positions, but also that he does call Texas home, but still has his place in Michigan to hunt the northern species. I believe he has more than a quarter acre in both states for hunting purposes, and that the Texas land gets a good bit of use for hog hunting with vets by guides that are friends of Ted's. Again, I highly suggest the book.austinrealtor wrote:Yeah his "ranch" or "compound" (in liberal media speak every guy who likes guns and lives on more than 1/4 of an acre is in a "compound") is around the Waco area. And he's a McLennan County reserve constable I believe, in addition to being a reserve sheriff in Michigan? He is originally from Michigan and even hinted at one point about running for governor there.mgood wrote:Yeah, and I didn't even know that until he said "my governor" shot a coyote, and I knew he had to be talking about Perry.puma guy wrote:Ain't it great he calls Texas home!
I always heard him called "the Motor City Madman," so I guess he's from Detroit. I had no idea where he was living now.
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You're right I misread, or at least my mind wondered while writing this, which is a trait that seems to run in the family. I need to remember to reread things before leading people astray. my appologies. as i generally say to my family when their thoughts run wild... SQUIRRELsjfcontrol wrote:AustinRealtor -- This is where I got the 1/4 acre, from bigmoney's post. Perhaps he was just referring to your .25 acre quote, but it seemed strange that anybody could hunt on a piece of property referenced as "more than a quarter acre." Well, unless Uncle Ted was hunting the ferocious field mouse! (Perhaps he was hunting with a sling shot?bigmoney wrote:Yup, somwhere near waco. If you haven't read his book "Ted,White and Blue" you should. My favorite part was when he mentions that while writing for it one morning a shipment of a pallet of ammo had just shown up. Ammo by the pallet!! What a guy!! He does make mention of his law enforcement positions, but also that he does call Texas home, but still has his place in Michigan to hunt the northern species. I believe he has more than a quarter acre in both states for hunting purposes, and that the Texas land gets a good bit of use for hog hunting with vets by guides that are friends of Ted's. Again, I highly suggest the book.austinrealtor wrote:Yeah his "ranch" or "compound" (in liberal media speak every guy who likes guns and lives on more than 1/4 of an acre is in a "compound") is around the Waco area. And he's a McLennan County reserve constable I believe, in addition to being a reserve sheriff in Michigan? He is originally from Michigan and even hinted at one point about running for governor there.mgood wrote:Yeah, and I didn't even know that until he said "my governor" shot a coyote, and I knew he had to be talking about Perry.puma guy wrote:Ain't it great he calls Texas home!
I always heard him called "the Motor City Madman," so I guess he's from Detroit. I had no idea where he was living now.
SQUIRREL!
Referencing the statement, "...(in liberal media speak every guy who likes guns and lives on more than 1/4 of an acre is in a "compound") ..."texanron wrote:Ted Nugent has more than a 1/4 acre.sjfcontrol wrote:A quarter of an acre? That's not very much land to hunt on. About the size of a residential lot.
