Search results for query: *

Here is a link to some good info on burning. http://www.wildlifemanagement.info/files/burning_1.pdf ;-)

Beautiful gun! Does it shoot as good as it looks? ;-)

The hot water ( or hot air out of a hair dryer for hard to reach places :oops: ) takes the itch out for me whether it's ant bites or poison ivy. Don't know what it is but it works. ;-)

Brett Favre, after living a full life died. When he got to heaven, God was showing him around. They came to a modest house with a faded Packers’ flag in the window. “This house is yours for eternity, Brett” said God. “This is very special, not everyone gets a house up here.” Brett felt special...

Nice deer, great scenic view! It must be hard to look for deer when there is such a grand landscape to look at. Do you have whitetails in the river bottoms along with the mule deer? ;-)

I've bought 5 Model 700s over the years, .270s for the wife & daughter, 30-06s for the boys and one 243 that is for grandkids or anyone needing a light kicking gun. I love the Model 700 but I use a pre 64 Winchester Model 70 featherweight, 308 cal. that I've had for ~25 years. Just can't stop...

Yeah, I've had a inline for close to 10 years and really like it. It's a "White", I don't think they make them anymore but I'd buy another one if I could find one. ;-)

You're right, I'm tied up on a big shutdown right now and made a mistake. :oops: It normally starts on the weekend around the 20th. and I didn't check before I posted, sorry about the mis infomation. Either date I'm not going to get to hunt. ;-)

Sounds like you must have been very good this year for Santa to bring your presents this early. I'm just hoping that I don't get a lump of coal this year. :oops: ;-)

Congrads. on your deer, nothing like fresh back strap, tators, gravy and cat head biscuits! It looks like I'm going to miss blackpowder season in Arkansas, it opens Oct. 20 and I'm hung up at work until the 1st. of Nov. :mad: Do you one of the newer inlines or the old side lock? ;-)

I know what you mean JoJee, they have their right to hunt their property. What bothers me is when they put a ladder stand on the woodline of their place but it's facing over on my place. The only thing they can say is the stand is on their side of the line. They can't see anything in the...

I vote for Crowder, SSS. There is no reason to keep a biting dog around, accidental or other wise. I can think of no good reason to have a Pit bull or a Chow. JMO ;-)

Don't know about Beefy's area but in Arkansas & Texas they are little orange & black bugs. We call them telephone bugs, they say hello and then they hang up. ;-)

Not sure if this has been posted before or not, I'm not sure it's even true, but it is funny, I got it today and got a good laugh out of it. ;-) Stun Gun (only a man would do this) (Gals - you have got to read the whole thing if you can keep the tears out of your eyes) Pocket Taser...

Yes I remember how bad they were. I hunted that one time out of a baker and it was enough for me. I've seen the tree lounge stand but never hunted out of it. The "Old man" two part stands are nice also. I've started hunting more and more out of tripods and ladder stands over the last ten...

I never owned one but one of my brothers did and loaned it to me back in the early 70's with min. instructions on it's use. ( I still haven't figured out why he was mad at me ) I found a nice straight big Pine on the edge of a clear cut and made it up about 25 feet or so and hunted all...

Even 1969 was a long time ago. Where is the Hog's defense? It may be a long year for the Razorback nation. ;-)

You're right, there are two rick cords ( 24" X 4' X 8' ) and three rick cords ( 16" X 4' X 8' ) but how ever you do it a full cord is 4' X 4' X 8' over all. Boogie we have the same problem with our wood burning stove, too hot in the living areas but pretty chilly in the back part of the house...

We had a Braford bull for awhile that we called Jughead. ;-)