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in reply to: Any folks near Greenville, TN? #22297

We two ornery minds, nah…. We’d probably just shoot and leave everyone alone. 😀 Like you said, “Make more arrows”.

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in reply to: Any folks near Greenville, TN? #22277

1184 Miles – 1905 Km 17 hr.s 5 min.

Not too close my friend. Darn.:D

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in reply to: 2014 Hunting #22199

I have a harem and they all love me too!!!!:D But I only hunt with one at a time. 😉 I think some get jealous though.

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #22056

I was out trying to stump at the archery range today but it’s sad what invasive species can do for the country. From this,

To this, full of tumbleweeds. I can’t even see the yuccas now.

plus ragweed. Ragweed is not an invasive species except to my body.

Needless to say that part of the range ain’t stumpable 🙂 for awhile.

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #20943

That’s kinda like taking one’s privacy to extremes eh mate.:D

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #20677

Ahhh!! But the picture window……………..:)

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #20203

Jim, I just cain’t get enough rocks it seems.:wink:

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #20200

I was helping Doc do a little house hunting this weekend. Found a little fixer upper.

With an outdoor privy

Just a little work but he said NO!:)

Actually, all that’s left standing in an old ghost town on the Whittington Center in NM.

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #20194

Hey Jim, there’s a really rocky island you could practice on. At least my hills have a little bit of dirt.

For the record, I’ve never hit a rock. 😉 More than once with the same arrow anyway. 😀

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in reply to: broken bows #20186

Keep after it, broken bows better for ya than the smokes. 🙂

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in reply to: Filled A Tag! #20182

Scott, I like my phone so I’m gonna keep it where you ain’t in case you get frustrated again. 😀

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in reply to: ASH #13887

Nothing like a good piece of ASH for good bow I hear. Heavy arrows too:)

I too, like Doc, had issues with getting the shafts straight. Seems like they had a lot of memory and wouldn’t stay that way.

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in reply to: Empathy for wildlife #13507

“None of that may make any sense and applies only to me.”

Good app Scott.

There’s something wrong with us if we don’t feel for something that we’ve taking the life of. But then again, we are predators and the only predators that can have feelings about death and being the cause of it. Maybe that’s what keeps most of us from killing just to be killing.

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in reply to: What ya got goin? #13497

I was out snooping today and saw several mule deer does with youngun’s.

Go figure how they can disappear down there in those salt cedars:D,but they’re darn good at it. Whitetails thrive down in that jungle. The government and ranchers are trying to get rid of the salt cedars. They’re terrible about consuming ground water. Another non-native species problem, along with the tumbleweeds. They’re non-native also.

Didn’t go stumping here:D

In here was good for stumpin though. No stumps but plenty of “brush bucks”.

My old dog was ready for the truck. She don’t do hot weather to well. She’s 13, pretty old for a pit.

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in reply to: is the new Traditional Bowhunter mag out yet? #12191

Got mine in the mail today and I know a couple of southpaw buddies that are way happy with the ‘shot to be’ on the cover.

They never seem happy about the shots I set for them at 3D tourneys, so thanks. 😉

Honestly, I do think about them.:D 😈

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