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Gentlemen, the house is packed and I am heading to New Orleans in a few days after all the snow melts and the south is able to get back to work again

I will be doing a lot of fishing, but my question is. Is there any off roading trails near New Orleans that is not just mud riding?

No mostly mud down in LA. It rains all the time. I live in South Texas but work off shore in LA out of Cocodrie 14 on 14 off as a mechanic on natural gas compressors and Cat engines.


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Are you moving down here or just visiting?


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05PWrockcrawler wrote:Are you moving down here or just visiting?


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I am moving to New Orleans... Yes

I am actually on the road right now, well stopped for the night to get some sleep. Will be there in a few days

Cool. You got a job lined out? What field do you work in? Maybe we will meet up sometime.


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05PWrockcrawler wrote:Cool. You got a job lined out? What field do you work in? Maybe we will meet up sometime.


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I am working in Belle Chasse, still in the Marine Corps.

If you make it down my way let me know and we can do some fishing.

I will also be looking for someone to show me where the good hunting spots are for deer and duck. Any idea?

RedMan
You will like La, I have many good friends there. Dont yet know about places to wheel, but will send out some request. I know a lot from Lafayette.

RedMan
a friend of mine said to check out this site, you should be able to fine fun and friends here...

http://www.off-road.com/trails-events/f ... 12677.html

Moved my ex wife to belle chase after I got out of the corps in '06... you in the wing?

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Chiprat1 wrote:RedMan
You will like La, I have many good friends there. Dont yet know about places to wheel, but will send out some request. I know a lot from Lafayette.

I have already been looking for a place to put my boat in Delacroix watch out fish I am here to fill my freezer soon

Anyone want to catch some specs and or reds come visit

Chiprat1 wrote:RedMan
a friend of mine said to check out this site, you should be able to fine fun and friends here...

http://www.off-road.com/trails-events/f ... 12677.html

Thanks will check it out

jeep_boy02 wrote:Moved my ex wife to belle chase after I got out of the corps in '06... you in the wing?

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I am not in the wing NO. Will be working in the G2 at MARFORES.

Oh ok... she was in the navy, I was a forward observer and naval gunfire instructor at Coronado. Semper fi...

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jeep_boy02 wrote:Oh ok... she was in the navy, I was a forward observer and naval gunfire instructor at Coronado. Semper fi...

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You know you have a fellow FO on this site as well?

Ah shit son... nothing like calling in some CAS. But when the navy had thier shit together I loved the NGF fires on san clamente

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When the fires are over, call me, I will come clean up the duds.

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bajaben48 wrote:When the fires are over, call me, I will come clean up the duds.

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Yeap... just like EOD... get there once all the action is over

Just kidding, we love you EOD guys and all your toys

No no I get it. If you really break it down were glorified trash men. The "trash" is more hazardous than most but at the end of the day thats what were doing in regards to ordinace. Now IEDs...thats a different story.

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Looking for a fishing partner to come down and help me catch these big boys... anyone interested? These reds are stacked up like sardines right now and one fish takes about 20 minutes to land. My arm is worn out by the end of the day.

bajaben48 wrote:No no I get it. If you really break it down were glorified trash men. The "trash" is more hazardous than most but at the end of the day thats what were doing in regards to ordinace. Now IEDs...thats a different story.

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I went on a couple of missions with you guys in Iraq and I agree that is another story in its self.

I was on one convoy with you guys when your turret gunner got hit by a sniper which turned into an ambush. That was about the highest pucker factor I have experienced to-date.

RedMan wrote:Looking for a fishing partner to come down and help me catch these big boys... anyone interested? These reds are stacked up like sardines right now and one fish takes about 20 minutes to land. My arm is worn out by the end of the day.

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Do you remember his name. Cause I know a guy who has a very similar story. Eod is a small world, especially in the marines.

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bajaben48 wrote:Do you remember his name. Cause I know a guy who has a very similar story. EOD is a small world, especially in the marines.

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The EOD team that was with us was Army. I do not remember his name other than it began with a P and he was a SPC. I will have to try and look it up. It was late 2005 in Fallujah.