slughunter

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  1. Looks good. I got a similar exhaust set-up too. No cat, 1 glass pack, and chrome pipes out the back. Yours looks pretty good, can't wait to see it with the new tires. -shane
  2. Did you post these on your local craigslist? I just bought some new mud tires and rims and sold my old ones for double what I figured I would get. I would make sure you put them on craigslist. -shane
  3. I shot this hen in the fall of 2003 when I was 12. I remember shooting her at 7 yards and the 12 gauge kicked me so hard it knocked me on my back. Fun hunt.
  4. I shot this hen in the fall of 2003 when I was 12. I remember shooting her at 7 yards and the 12 gauge kicked me so hard it knocked me on my back. Fun hunt.
  5. My Remington 870 with a pistol grip stock and a simmons 4x scope. It gets the job done out to 50 yards easily. -shane
  6. Im in, I probably won't drink with you guys seeing im only 18 but if your planning something I would come. Sounds like fun. -shane
  7. Yeah, everything with this landscaping job seems to be way better than the masonary. Would still like to hear other peoples input. -shane
  8. I have been doing a lot of landscaping and landscape design my whole life. I have a whole portfolio of my work, a lot of it has been in the rich neighborhoods around madison, including work that was in the parade of homes. I could just never find a job in it but now the chance has come up. Its just a tough choice. -shane
  9. Here is my situation. Its not a bad one but its something that has been on my mind for a while. For the past 2 years I have been doing masonry during the spring summer and fall for a roofing company my brother is working for. I started off as a laborer but am slowly moving up, very slowly though. But I dont enjoy the work I am doing, even though I am learning a skill for my future. This winter while layed off I started doing snow removal for my best freinds dads company, which is a very well set development company and they offered me a full time job this summer in landscape design which I really enjoy doing. So I need advice of what I should do? stick with masonry or move on to landscape design. Here are my pros and cons of each. Masonary Pros: Career skill for my future Working under my brother I am already well set in the company Cons: Dont like the work envirenment Dont enjoy the work Do not like my work mates 30 minute drive to and from work Low pay for being a starter (10.50 hr) Landscape design pros: Working with my best freind Love what I am doing Better pay (guaranteed atleast 14 hr) Getting myself set up in a very up and comming company 5 minutes from home working with a lot of nice guys Cons: Not as much of a career path letting my brother down by leaving masonary What do you guys thing? I just want some opinions.
  10. I think they turned out good. They are matched identically to 3 other deer mounts in our house with the same pose. Maybe they are just bad pics. -shane
  11. That looks great! great buck todd, deffenetly one to be proud of. -shane
  12. I like the fact that they showed every possible variation and went in to depth showing that it was a fair demonstration. Deffenetly gonna pick up a pair for my bowtech. -shane
  13. I have one of the Rhinehart videos on mounting a deer. And I did a 5 day apprenticeship for school 2 years ago with a taxidermist here in town which helped a lot. Its actually a lot easier than you think. A good video is a big help. I would highly recomment trying it atleast once. -shane
  14. Stock spoken for by Dartonman -shane
  15. Im in zone 1 and have season 3. Looks like the first 2 seasons will be spent behind the camera. -shane
  16. Good to hear, I just dropped a ton of money on a bunch of new turkey gear. Would hate to not have gotten drawn. -shane
  17. Yeah, Where did you see that you were drawn? I checked online through the License center and it said I wasnt awarded a permit. Is it just that I am checking too early or that I didnt actually draw? -shane
  18. I wish we would get some snow around here again. The company I plow for just bought me a new truck/plow rig and I cant even use it yet. Enjoy your day off. -shane
  19. BSA Scope/sight is spoken for by Ohiobucks -shane
  20. Just trying to clean out the closet a little. Always open to trades. Interested in turkey calls and maybe something else. 1) Remington 870 Synthetic stock Set. Good Condition. Comes with the mounting screw in the butt stock. 35.00 Shipped 2) Adjustable archery site. Has a fiber optic single pin sight. Its the slider kind. 25.00 Shipped 3) BSA Red Dot scope with bow mount. I never used this so I have no clue how it works. I just want it gone. 30.00 shipped. -shane
  21. It is early but then again some deer just drop early. I heard it has something to do with how early in the spring they were born. Good luck finding some sheds. -shane
  22. Looks like a good looking deer, that last pic is cool with the 2 rubs. -shane
  23. Good looking deer. Probably will be even better next year. -shane
  24. I would of shot that guy in a heart beat. I love those weird racked bucks. Thats a cool looking deer. -shane