Renegade Hunter

..Your gun. Last night I took part in a few brews and cleaning my TC and I tell you I think I cleaned that thing better than I ever have with any gun! (Except in the Marine Corps ) I always clean them after use and have no rust but I got right in the zone and enjoyed every minute of it. Needless to say she looks real nice all shined up.

Thanks for the tip. That is a reasonable price right? the thing is practically brand new.

HAHAHAHAHAHHAAH I read about that. I guess an intern confirmed those names?? Too funny. lol

I have a barely used stainless steel fluted barrel. Has the fiber optic sights and all that. Realtree hardwoods camo grip. 209x50 magnum. Not into muzzle loader hunting at all. Will take 180 o.b.o. Or maybe trade for another barrel, nikon scope. throw it at me.

The grip on my PSE consists of two thin pieces of rubber on either side. And as stated above, I shoot open handed with a wrist strap so that the bow finds it's natural balancing point. No complaints there.

That's actually a pretty good idea. The hard thing is finding buddies that are willing to help you out with it!

My supervisor at work said his father shot one off the porch last year. 250 pound hog was tearing up his garden.

Nice buck. Looks like he might be more than a six come the end of the summer!

I experimented with turnips last year. Used lime and fertilizer. I was getting about the same as you are explaining. Very little bulbs. I loosened up the soil also but only with a small push tiller. Talked to an older guy at work and he says his grow between softball and football size. Says you need to dig deep to give them good room and soil to grow.

Yes very nice shots! I have been in the market for a camera, pretty much to give me a reason to get in the woods or drive around and scout deer. But not trying to break the bank. Any suggestions??

Lol that's no good. And yea I guess it wouldn't be too fun if I got swept down river somehow We do have stretches of water that are a good 200 yards from the road to where the strongest currents are. Probably be best to stay out of it lol.

Yea you could do it with a kayak I would imagine. And there isn't a whole lot of trees or anything in the fields. Just wide open water.

So has anyone ever tried fishing the flooded fields and had any luck? I would think the fish would try and stay out of the strong current. Driving by all these fields has me pondering..

Haha wow

Gotta get mine out! Been Slackin

2006 Ram 1500 with 103k miles. Bought it in November with no rust (NC truck) and one winter has it rusting already.

I had a stand last year where I had 4 big bucks on cam. During the season I didn't see a single deer in that spot? So moving that one to my yard to practice out of for the time being. Then I have one that got the bottom stolen off it and the top is still hanging in a tree. Thinking about making a blind out of it once I get it down.

agreed lol

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Lol... I thought it was funny.

hahaha

One day, little Johnny's mother decided to take him to the zoo. When they arrived, the first exhibit they went to was the bear exhibit. As they were watching the bears, they started doing the dirty. Little Johnny asked his mother "mommy mommy what are they doing?" his mother replied with "they're baking a cake, baking a cake." They moved on to the other exhibits to find that it was mating season for all of the animals. Little Johnny kept asking "mommy mommy what are they doing?" and his mother replied "baking a cake, Johnny, baking a cake". When they got home little Johnny went upstairs to go to bed. The next morning he came down and said to his mother, "Mommy Mommy, I saw you and daddy baking a cake last night and I licked the frosting off the couch!"

Yea I'm going! I have a guy that shoots a Mathews and wants to get beat by my PSE... Should be a good time

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