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I don't feed my dog that crap. We give him kibble made by Health Extensions mixed in with human food i.e. ground beef, steak, salmon, chicken or turkey that my wife boils for our dog. We certainly dont give him anything made in China either.

Interesting presentation by Chuck Woolery on protecting the 2nd Amendment

Happy Birthday John.

Utah school teachers being trained for CC. http://news.yahoo.com/gun-group-offers-training-utah-teachers-083531633.html

Ummm... just a little . . . .

Happy Birthday! Enjoy your day!

I'm going to be trying pulled venison next week. Not sure what type of sauce to use. Any suggestions?

Happy Birthday Wooly!

November 17th, took a small doe on opening day only after sitting 1 hour in my stand. November 18th, shot what I thought was a small 6pt within minutes after sunrise. Dropped him in his tracks. Then dropped my rifle breaking off the rear stock. Went down to check on my 6pt and I was pleasantly surprised to see he was a 7pt.

The chili was awesome. Thank goodness there was some left over. Can't wait for lunch tomorrow.

That is AWESOME! Payback's a bit*h!

What are they trying to accomplish by doing this? http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/newspaper-publishes-gun-owners-names-addresses-215214269--abc-news-topstories.html

I got it from here: http://mychilirecipe.com/Adirondack_Venison_Chili.html I tripled the recipe since we made it for 21 people. Adirondack Venison Chili Ingredients: 1 pound ground venison 1 tablespoon butter 1 small onion, minced 1 green pepper, chopped 1 large can chili beans or kidney beans 1 can (16 ounces) can stewed tomatoes Salt and pepper to taste 2 teaspoons chili powder 1 (4 ounce) can mushrooms Hot sauce to taste In a large skillet with a lid, brown venison in butter, breaking the ground meat into small pieces as you brown it. Add onion and green pepper and cook until onion begins to brown, about 5 minutes. Stir often. Add beans, tomatoes, salt, pepper, chili powder, mushrooms, and enough hot sauce to suit your taste, stirring occasionally. Cook about 1 hour over medium heat. Make ahead of time. Reheated it is even better!

Also making veal neck roast, roasted peppers, broccoli casserole, and whatever any one else brings. Yumm X2.

After all the presents were opened and wrapping paper tossed, we got the Christmas Day venison chili slowly simmering and the tomato sauce boiling for the lasagne. Yum!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Had some snow last night on the North Shore of LI. Covered some trees and bushes. It was very pretty. Merry Christmas everyone!

How about something like this Tell the kids you put the camera on the roof.

This is the only one I found on my trail cam. Oh i didn't realize you wanted Rudolph.

Congrats on your first bow kill. I'm still waiting patiently for mine.

I think Lapierre did a great job holding his own on Meet the Press.

Bushnell trophy cam. Great camera. Great pics. Long battery life. Easy setup and card swap. $160 on Amazon.

I recall him saying that the NRA will be offering free training to whatever school wants to implement the policy. Obviously it would come out of each school budget to cover the cost of armed security. I have no problem paying higher school taxes for a pro active security plan to ensure the safety of my kids any day over a new football scoreboard or similar item. How about you?

Thank you for sharing Burt. Very touching indeed.