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2005-10-25, 01:11 PM
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I can actually just imagine you as a sword-wielding warrior.
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2005-10-25, 01:13 PM
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`_______ /l ,[____], l---L –0lllllll0- ()_) ()_)----)_) Munipsycho on the art of raising children: "My job is not to keep them from falling. It's to teach them to always get back up." Always give lots of credit and take very little. Seems to make everyone happier. Conversely, take as much responsibility for mistakes as one can assume! - Dr. Bobo unicycledude93: Steve Dekeokeok unicycledude93: Yoopers Byrnetown: haha, those are old guys |
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2005-10-25, 01:23 PM
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I didn't mean in hunting season, I meant like a couple of hundred years ago. Maybe a viking warior of sorts. Didn't you say Edwards was a Welsh surname?
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2005-10-25, 02:10 PM
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`_______ /l ,[____], l---L –0lllllll0- ()_) ()_)----)_) Munipsycho on the art of raising children: "My job is not to keep them from falling. It's to teach them to always get back up." Always give lots of credit and take very little. Seems to make everyone happier. Conversely, take as much responsibility for mistakes as one can assume! - Dr. Bobo unicycledude93: Steve Dekeokeok unicycledude93: Yoopers Byrnetown: haha, those are old guys |
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2005-10-25, 04:29 PM
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Hunting with swords sounds..interesting...I guess. What about bowhunting?
Hey Bruce. Been out hunting yet? We went out opening day, not so much for deer as elk. We saw a smallish bull, but he also saw us and took off running.
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2005-10-25, 04:54 PM
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We've got a couple treestands but I've found that the best spot is a ground blind along a farm field fenceline. Good thing about deer hunting here though is that a lot of record whitetails come out of Illinois. We also have a blackpowder season that coincides with firearm season plus a little and a handgun season after the first of the year. I don't own handguns so I'm not up on the handgun regs but I think this year, a firearm hunter may carry a handgun as well. I'll be out for two days the first weekend but we have plans for the second weekend season this year, so this year's hunting will be limited. Maybe we'll have venison roast for Thanksgiving. Little side tip about new puppies and hunting. Every few years, I stop by the butchers and pick up some deer antlers left over from their processing. Deer antlers make great dog chews and last almost forever. Plus they're a good source of calcium and other stuff for the dogs. If I had a plentiful source, I'd market dog chew antlers. Bruce the Fearless
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`_______ /l ,[____], l---L –0lllllll0- ()_) ()_)----)_) Munipsycho on the art of raising children: "My job is not to keep them from falling. It's to teach them to always get back up." Always give lots of credit and take very little. Seems to make everyone happier. Conversely, take as much responsibility for mistakes as one can assume! - Dr. Bobo unicycledude93: Steve Dekeokeok unicycledude93: Yoopers Byrnetown: haha, those are old guys |
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2005-11-06, 01:52 AM
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I wish someone here watched WestWing on TV. Right now Alan Alda and Jimmy Smits are debating--both running for president of the USA--and are dealing with the abortion issue in it's complexity--very interesting for TV politicians. It's on network TV on Sunday night, I think, like 9 or 10 EST.
Very fast moving and very intelligent (for TV). Billy
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2005-11-06, 11:02 AM
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yoopers, what exactly does black powder season consist of? Do you just leave a little pile of it in the woods and stick a light to it when a deer's standing over it? Also what's the deffintion of 'reach out and touch range '? I'm not a hunter, it doesn't really go on in this country (atleast not to the scale that it does in the US), I'm just curious.
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2005-11-06, 03:12 PM
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Reach out and touch range is just what I call the maximum distance that my projectile will travel within my vision and with any degree of accuracy. For a shotgun slug, it's about 100 yards max. A scoped rifle can go much further of course. I was at Quantico Marine Base in Virginia once and some of the marines were practicing on a 1000 yard range. Quite impressive. Hope that helps. Bruce
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2005-11-06, 07:44 PM
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Cheers for the explanations, my dad used to compete in 800 yard rifle when he was at school, without a telescopic sight. Mind you, they were shooting at man sized targets
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