woolybear

Happy B-day to your girls John. Make sure they keep 4 tires on the ground and you stay off that thing for your own good.:crutch:

Hehehe- the sacrifices a dads gotta make. For $500+ you best at least look at the pictures in the assembly instructions. Happy early birthday to your twins. Sure they'll love their new swingset when you get it all together.:robot:

Dang, not a pollack in the bunch.

Nice bucks. Tall and high for me please.

Keep the lines of communication open and don't take the hunt as a trophy one. Woman like to talk. Explain what's going on and what is not. Talk, talk, talk... just keep it to a wisper. No gal I know wants to sit in the woods alone with her man and not talk about something. Explain everything, point things out, look at the sky together, get muddy on the way out. Just make it fun as you would if you were off to the movies and dinner. Consider it a cheap date and make the best of it! You'll both have a ball.

WTG chittlin' boy!:clown:

Man that kinda sucks. I've seen them 3x's and they are deffinately legends of their time. Solo careers I suppose is better than nothing. I'd be sure to check them both out. Last time I seen them was with Reba. Save your money if she ever comes to town. BORING.

That's no mink. Weasle

Who's hopping on the slip and slide next? http://www.todaysbigthing.com/2009/08/05

Very nice, don't know how I missed this. You done good with that one! Super sweet.

You'll be lucky to get one before getting homesick and have to run back to your computer:hammer1: Have fun and shoot a biggin:clown:

That does look scrumptious. I'd be tempted to use the bone as a toothpick so's not to let any go to waste.:tooth:

Nice man. Sure wouldn't mind tipping over a few of your lawn ornaments.

Dave what's up with the reflecting eyes? You flashing them now- never see that in your pics.

Now you're talkin'!

Hehehe, making lots of new friends today are ya. Chin up:pullup:, it'll keep getting better (for us)

Well it's like GW told me- you smelt it you dealt it! Musta been YOU Joe!!! See what'cha get for paying attention?:hammer1:

Hey now, they were half all rated before I logged on. Then they were al rated lol. Posted this and seen it got 4 stars.... Nuts .., I woulda gave it 5 for the up front for the effort alone . We'll get to the bottom of this caper Shaggy!:clown:

LMAO,... my bad:hammer1: MI's what I meant.:sleep1:

2 compound- none recurve. That's enough for me. Shoulda stopped at my first.

Who the heck went through and rated all these threads in here? Too dang funny!:clown:

Tom Cruise stunt double from the Matrix.:crutch:

It's quite the site that's for sure. You'd never guess you were in NY.

Geeze, you guys are making it tough to keep up around here. I didn't think everybody had gotten their new puppies yet.:clown: Nice buggy.

Gotta agree with what's been said above with one exception. One propperty I hunt is litterally covered up in birds come fall into winter. I mean 100's of birds, maybe 200 in one flock. As they move through the woods there is no being quiet about it. A flock this size covers some ground surface area and these birds are in constant communication from the front to those bringing up the rear. Suppose they feel there's safety in numbers and it's not uncommon to walk 50 yds behind them and just push them along like hearding cattle with them talking the whole time. Flocks like this- I've heard more turkey sounds from in one day then I've ever heard in an entire spring. Even the smaller sattlelight bunches of 10-20 birds seem pretty mouthy around here this time of year. My best guess is they are looking to hook up with that major group before heading off to their wintering grounds where the snow doesn't pile up as high. Once they move out you wont find a lone turkey track till spring.