When does it stop being green and start being olive?

[FlySmyth]

Just wondering.

FlySmyth.

[Sedge]

When it's too brown to be green and it's too green to be brown?

[Grizz]

Usualy this occurs during the transition from 'softer" type 'baby" foods to "harder" type "solid" foods. The previous being more olive & the latter leaning more towards green.

Hope this helps.

Pee's

[Trouty]

Usualy this occurs during the transition from 'softer" type 'baby" foods to "harder" type "solid" foods. The previous being more olive & the latter leaning more towards green.

Hope this helps.

Pee's



LOL LOL :>)))

[FlySmyth]

Sorry I left out the "threads and dubbings" part. I thought that was obvious but forgot who I was dealing with.

FlySmyth.

[Curtis Fry]

Grizz, you made my day!

[Grizz]

Please disregard earlier reply. I was unaware we were talkin' materials.

Is there a forum for finless browns discussion?

pea's

[cheech]

hey brown bear LOL, I've got a nice shade of burnt orange from my latest critter in the house.

Flysmyth- You can tell if it's olive if it says "olive" on the package.

[Grizz]

Please wash your hands before hittin' the vise.

I think I mentioned in an unrelated post 'bout your new addition, but here's another..................Congrats!!!

Burnt orange? Crawdaddy patterns?

You need some serious help my freind..............

pee's

[cheech]

Man this thread has gone to crap...

[FlySmyth]

Another thread hijacked by the UTOTF kidders.

[Grizz]

Sorry.

Just use the color that gets the fish.

Olive, Green, burnt orange, etc.

Peace