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I got a silencer for my girlfriend

http://movies.yahoo....-172532156.html "The Debutante Hunters," Way to go!

I have to pick my son up at the bus station at 6:30 . He is coming home from NYC to spend a week with up . He is a vegetarian . So , in honor of that , I BBQ'd a nice big piece of Venison Back straps marinated in Peppercorn / Garlic flavor . Had some sweet potato spicy fries , broccoli floretts and a lettuce salad . Yum Yum !

"The ignorance about our country is staggering. According to one survey, only 28% of students could identify the Constitution as the supreme law of the land. Only 26% of students knew that the first 10 amendments to the Constitution are called the Bill of Rights. Fewer than one-quarter of students knew that George Washington was the first president of the United States. ... Ignorance and possibly contempt for American values, civics and history might help explain how someone like Barack Obama could become president of the United States. At no other time in our history could a person with longtime associations with people who hate our country become president. ... The fact that Obama became president and brought openly Marxist people into his administration doesn't say so much about him as it says about the effects of decades of brainwashing of the American people by the education establishment, media and the intellectual elite." --economist Walter E. Williams

what did you say??? ... lol

s Another stellar reply.. I really liked the part about going back to sleep... but not sure which part you think is untrue.

I hope his back is as stong as he claims and he never loses his super human strength because if he ever has to rely on his smarts to make it ...he will just be another one on the Govt handout list.

Wow, something Doc and Bubba can agree on!

Ha, sounds like we all have stuff that needs finished up. I have my whole right shoulder outlined, waiting to be filled. Gonna have the star on my chest touched up when I have that filled as well. Can't really make the touch up appointment when you get one done in Mexico on vaca lol.

Phewww- I thought you ate the poor boy to end his suffering,lol

Skillet hit it on the head, Biz. You said couple hundred and I couldn't see that. I think there is a point that a fenced hunt could be very much like a real hunt. Heck look at Kodiak Island. Not fenced but might as well be. I wouldn't dream of saying a grizzly hunt up there isn't a hunt.Would we say that the guys that hunt Long Island aren't hunters? I really think 1000 acres is still a canned hunt and I don't know at what magic number I would change my mind, but i believe there is one. I haven't really thought about it. I personally wouldn't do one. I was just pointing out what a friend did. and it basically cost him a day and no money since he was going to buy a butcher pig anyway.

Went to a buddies camp Sat night with my brother and had a blast. Big camp feast, some beers and a couple Manhattans that night. Sunday morning they set me up in a stand and told me to shoot whatever buck i wanted. Thats exactly what i did. When he booggied down the ridge at 8:15, i whooted at him to stop and when he did at 110 yrds, i let the 30-06 rip. For me to shoot a buck at camp with good friends and family was a real memory maker for me. After the season i've had i could not be happier. Fully expecting to take some smack after running my mouth all yr and thats fine. I deserve a bit of razing and i have a sence of humor. The smile will still be on my face. LOL This week, if i can get back out, i'll be back in my best buck areas letting small ones go and hoping for a brute but if there is no more days in the field, this buck will supply me with enough enjoyment to get me to next year.

I love this topic "Quit your Bitching" if we did ,this forum would be shut down. That's all we do on this forum. Bitch, Bitch, Bitch and more bitching.

It boils down to this you have to know the woods / area you are hunting if you cant get doe tags well then your only shooting a buck and if your limited on buck quality your probally only going to shoot a younger buck in this case a younger buck is ok (Iguess) if you have doe tags and you hunt a area with little doe #s I would not harvest those does as there needed!!(if you want a chance @ a buck) if your area has a high # of does well then harvest a fair number of those does. bottom line know your deer and where your hunting the conditions are different all over the state tag soup isnt a bad thing i d rather eat tag soup then kill all my deer if you let them grow or age they will get big if you leave some does they will reproduce and that will allow for many yrs of hunting to come.. pass if you can on the small bucks and youll be rewarded with a decent buck pass on a decent buck and youll eventually be rewarded with a great buck, and once your rewarded with a great Buck thats all youll want after that the reward and accomplishment means so much more. any 1 of us can shoot and kill deer but very few can shoot great ones........ DONT OVER HUNT / KILL the deer in your area... HUNT HARD HUNT SAFE

Well, if insults develop during the discussion, its a little easier to deal with, but when the first comment a person makes in a thread is a personal insult, thats when it goes over the line. Just my opinion.

Seriously guys, if you dont like VJP's posts, dont read them. Enough with the personal shots in every thread.

"It's a common refrain among those who lust to increase government's size and power: Every failed measure justifies more of the same. Poverty programs make it harder to escape poverty? We need more poverty programs! Racial preferences heighten racial division? We need more racial preferences! And a diversity manual for every janitor in the country! When ObamaCare ends up driving the costs of medicine up and the quality and availability down, you can bet the people who created that monstrosity will claim it failed only because it didn't go far enough. Let's generalize this into the First Rule of Liberalism: Government failure always justifies more government." --Wall Street Journal columnist James Taranto