woolybear

You ain't in this alone my friend. I know what you're going through. Apparently agreeing to counciling is not always the answer. Do what you feel is right under the circumstanses. Put YOU first and you can't go wrong.We all have our flaws. If your wife didn't see it from day one....I don't know what to tell you. Wish you the best.

When I opened this thread I thought it would be a tactical question. Keep your proven killer chief.

I can relate to that. Thanks for the laugh.

Sweet music to my ears. No one better diserving of such a trophy. WTG Steve! Can't wait to see this dude. Very happy for you:)

To all those who have reached out to me through PM and the open forums. I believe my original post here was titled "just passing through". As you can see...that ain't happening. You're all class acts in my eyes and a great bunch to shoot the poop with. Although I've never met a single one of you, your words are enough to keep the drive inside me alive. Just saying...

But you concience took over in the end. That's commendable enough to me on the difference between right and wrong. Believe it or not....hunters have hearts bigger than the game that they seek.

Always fun to try to fill in the blanks huh? Pic size is important in this instance. Far as I can tell, photobucket takes care of that for me without much doing on the computer smart side.

Ooops sorry- I got you mixed up with this post. http://www.realtree.com/forums/showthread.php?t=89333 That's what I get for relying on memmory alone. Lol, well nice pooch then!:clown:

Very nice Davey. Is that the same tall browed buck you caught earlier in velvet.

Turn all your clocks ahead a few hours back at camp and in any truck if need be. Franticly wake him in the middle of the night and tell him he missed the alarm call. Walk out the door with him or send him off to said stand location as you return to bed. Let him sit there awaiting the soon to come sunrise that never seems to come!:clown:

Good tune, thanks for posting it.

Hang in there Randy. We're walking down the same road so be sure to stop and say hi as we pass by.

Call them every day. Getting up there in age and think about where your post is going all the time.

And like anything else......always keep your password a secret. That stuff can come back to nip ya in the wrong hands.

Leave your video cam out where the loot was and get back to us the results.

Mine has been through he!! and back and does exactly what I need it to do. Only problem I've had with it is sometimes it doesn't like to eject a 3" turkey load and will jam the action. Could be the shells but just thought to mention that.

Glad to hear mom is experiencing some relief.

Probably gonna have to give him the pass now huh,lol If I had to guess for the time of year I'd say rubbing.

Gotta good chuckle out of me. I got one in my can as I type this!:clown:

I've owned pits, rotts and bulls. Had kids too. I can say from experience your "good pit" will show no warning before any attack.:bat: Dogs will be dogs and have their own personalities but if I were a betting man I'd still put my money on bad choice. As far as how you raise them goes. Pits tend to forget how good they have it when natural instinct takes over. You can't train them out of that even when you think you have.

Sorry.....bad choice of pup especially with a baby on the way. Just too unpredictable.

They played a good game. More than I expected of them agains the Pats. Gotta feel good about that.

I'll bump him to the 160's as well.

So how'd it go?:yawn::sleep1::sleep1:

Yep, but he couldn't answer to what his mom would think of it????