Yup, beer is cold and food is good. I'm scared ****less that building is going to fall over every time I am in there. And I am very surprised that there aren't prostitutes working out of there yet. Did you guys ever make a trip to Barebacks before they shut down the strip club part of it? It made Richards look like Del Friscos.

I refrained but my son class of '10 and a slew of buddies went several times. Too many people in town know me and my truck. I'd have never survived the backlash.

Guess we need to do a Texags M&G during season.

You didn't miss much. I can tell you that.

I'd be game for hitting up Richards one day in between hunts.

Oh yes...Encinal is a fine metropolis!

My family on both my mother and father's side had roots in Encinal many generations ago.

Would like to talk some history with you Deer Dude if you have that kind of ties down south.

The original Spohn was owned by Dr A.E. Spohn, Dr. Henry Spohn and Dr. Alexander Hamilton. Those are my descendants on my father's side. My mother is a Leyendecker

If you knew John Stanley Long, who died recently, he was married to a Leyendecker. My property is on the east side of BeBe's country, and I'm friends with Sandy, his daughter the Vet.. We are relatively new to Encinal ......society ?. Grandparents retired to the ranch in late 60's but Mom was born and raised in Mirando City and were involved in Laredo doings.

We've always referred to Spohn country when talking about the Hamilton. Kinda like George Straits place is still Tully Curry's place, or part of the Cactus Jack. I'm too old to worry about following new owners names.

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I always said Laredo was the center of the universe.

BeBe was my grandfather's youngest brother. Sandy is a few years older than me but her youngest brother (Gilbert) and I are close to the same age. You probably know BeBe's brothers that are still living..Dick and Frank Leyendecker

Frank the Exxon distributor/helo guy? Rode around a few times with him and my grandfather. He supplied my Grampas fuel for his drilling company.

The same Frank...