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  1. Biz...since you asked ...Yes I'm hot...but seeing I'm a middle aged woman...it's called night sweats
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  2. Oh ok, now I know who she is, based on all of your descriptions.
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  3. Omg ....How did you get that picture of my neighbor!!????...poor Darlene...hahaha wheres her oxygen tank? Sorry Biz you missed the mark on that one...remember I'm Irish / native American...from the blk haired blue eye Irish...though mine are hazel and hair is streaked silver...I can honestly say I'm not a small woman in my older years but Damn...I would want that body in a million years...lol No axes...an well balanced machete would be more proficient ..easier to yield less stress on the shoulder and fore arms...as long as its razor sharp Pygmy ...now you know me better leave no evidence....We have enough illegal dog breeding operations in the area...half starved pits will eat any thing...then there are some awsome easily accessed swamps in the area...no skull to be found....yep not a problem...
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  4. Heh, take a ride through new paltz.....they ALL look like that
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  6. what do you need a special season for to introduce kids into hunting? Archery starts 10/1 so no need to even wait for a special season. Get them out there with you on 10/1 or better yet 9/1 for small game. Then don't be greedy and selfish and take them with you opening day of the regular season when chances at a good deer are even better than what Columbus Day weekend would be.
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  7. This just keeps going on and on doesn't it? .... lol. Look, I've said it before, and I repeat it now. This idea of filling the year with special youth seasons is merely a cop-out for those that don't want to take time out of their hunting schedule to mentor a young person or two. So they simply come up with a "special season", and hope that someone else will volunteer to take a kid out for them. Let's face it, there is no reason why you cannot take a kid along during regular season. Most likely with the additional hunting pressure and the leafless woods, they will actually see more deer. But then, that means that we might have to let the kid take the shot and might actually have to put forth a real effort to actually help the kid get a deer. That's why I don't get all excited that the special youth season may be in jeopardy. Who cares? It's just a useless piece of window dressing anyway that makes everyone think that something wonderful has been done. For crying out loud people, if you are really convinced that we need youth recruitment then do something meaningful. Give up a few days of your hunt to actually take a kid out in the most productive time of the year and give them a real look at what hunting is. Never mind these phoney-boloney two and three day "events". Do something that really does have an effect.
    1 point
  8. Basicly, trespassing is a self-centered, arrogant attitude that the world owes them something and that it is the duty of others to provide them with recreational facilities. These people are simply showing their contempt for the concept of private ownership, and for those who have worked hard to accumulate the means to be a property owner. Further, it is an act that requires no resulting consideration or tolerance from the landowner. If the land is adequately posted, there is no excuse and no reason for forgiveness. It is a direct in-your-face act that shows ill-will toward the landowner and should be dealt with accordingly. When I put my signs up, I made it a rule to be in sight of at least three signs at anytime you are approaching the line. That makes it impossible for anyone to "accidently" cross the posted line without knowing exactly what they are doing and being fully mindfuil that they are doing something in direct opposition to the owner's wishes. When they do that on my land, there is no doubt about their attitudes toward me. So, I get a bit hard-line on the subject. There are some very narrow exceptions where I will allow people on my property when they obtain proper permission. This is the place that I live. It is not anybody's right to question the reasons for the signs or my reasons for putting them up. I paid good money for the land, and each year I pay a fairly hefty amount of taxes for the priviledge of owning that land and determining the use of it. And by the way, I might add that it was trespasser abuse that caused the signs to go up in the first place. So anyone who is trying to justify trespassing or who are trying to paint a picture of harmlessness, just understand the contentious mentality that is behind this arrogant act. People that feel a right to arbitrarily and without permission walk through or otherwise use the place where other people live are not harmless, and certainly do not deserve any kind of special consideration or tolerance.
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  9. according to bama he didnt earn that land himself, it was earned on the back of the american people so he shouldnt be to upset about other americans using it.
    1 point
  10. They don't really look like camera thieves. Pot smokin' hippies, yes..
    1 point
  11. got ya I can prolly do that. First a tattoo on his butt that says entrance. My Brother is in prison. He may be gay by now. H have not spoke to him in over 7 years.
    1 point
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