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Nice collection of fish and pictures.

never hurts to ask ...and better to ask now than later, even if you want to hunt it end of the season. I know you are right.That area is just outside of a village.I would be very surprised if people didn't hunt there,but you never know.I would like to bow hunt there too,I would save some fuel costs.Only one way to find out.

Little Wing by Stevie Ray Vaughn.

Took these tonight,too bad I probably can't hunt there.

Beautiful pictures and a nice shed collection, that Fleur is a keeper.

They now claim we will not get as much as they formerly predicted. What's the only job that can be totally wrong and still get paid? Supervisor ?

I can't pick only one. How about V FOR VENDETTA ,The Good The Bad and The Ugly ,Goldfinger , The Terminator.......... good_bad_ugly.wav bonds.wav afraidofgovernments.wav

Don't forget to look at yard/garage sales.I bought about a dozen different commercial/kitchen knives one time for about $1.00 each.All were made in the U.S.A or Japan ,I use them every year to butcher deer. You might find a grinder too.

It looks that way.I zoomed in on the computer but the picture is too blurry to tell. > My money is on a buck with at least one antler though.

I'll be telling that one soon.

Hi wooly.Yes I am having a blast with the new camera even though it is usually only on the weekend.My camera has a lot of auto adjust settings for indoor,outdoor,people,sequential shooting,as well as the white balance and iso that can be set to auto or manual.I mistakenly had a beauty setting on -for taking portrait pictures instead of being in auto or action mode.I was also at full zoom without a tri-pod with the buck picture.Even with the quality diminished I was happy with that shot.I love getting the pictures and then studying them on the computer!I will improve with practice,and am really enjoying this new hobby.Thanks for asking.

I took these last Sun. Unfortunately I had the camera on the wrong setting for these but I am learning.The blurry pic I believe is a nice buck as he was very camera shy and left quickly.Looks like a decent size body .The others were close to the road.

Cool. I have to go throw some spoons soon.

I enjoy a good cigar sometimes.Rocky Patel 1990 or 1992, 5 Vegas are good, Drew Estate Kuba Kuba when I want a flavored smoke but I will take an Onyx Reserve before any other.

i am going to wait and see if i can find a used one that someone got tired of.I will just use my regular shotgun for turkey this year.However now that I am learning a little about the m.l. shotguns I will see if any great deals bump in to me,no hurry,no worry.I have always been interested in one so I will see what happens.

Never mind ,I found one that would be affordable. http://www.knightrifles.com/tk2000-spring-mimicry-th/

I have looked online and went to a Rochester gun show yesterday, i am surprised at the scarcity of both new and used modern muzzleloader shotguns.I saw plenty of antiques at the gun show and have found the $900 guns online but the cva and other kit guns that used to be affordable are not being made anymore.Supply and demand I guess.

That's a few more HUNDRED million dollars.I don't understand why Libya is the United States responsibility either.I wouldn't mind seeing k-g-q-adafi overthrown or killed but the U.S. should have done that when Pan AM flight 103 was blown up.

[table][tr][td][table][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table][table][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table][table][tr][td] http://www.whitehouse.gov/videos/images/email/USEOPWH_img_president_small.jpg[/img] [/td][/tr][/table][/td][/tr][/table][table][tr][td][table][tr][td] [/td][/tr][/table] Good morning, I'm writing today with an update on the situation in Libya, including the actions we've taken with allies and partners to protect the Libyan people from the brutality of Moammar Qaddafi. For further details, please take a moment to watch this morning's Weekly Address: http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/image/email_graphic_VIDEO_potus.jpg[/img] Sending our brave men and women in uniform into harm's way is not a decision I make lightly. But when someone like Qaddafi threatens a bloodbath that could destabilize an entire region, it is in our national interest to act. In fact, it’s our responsibility. Our mission in Libya is clear and focused -- and we are succeeding. Along with our allies and partners, we are enforcing the mandate of the United Nations Security Council. Working with other countries, we have put in place a no-fly zone and other measures that will help prevent further violence and brutality. Qaddafi's air defenses have been taken out, and his forces are no longer advancing across Libya. As a consequence of our quick action, the lives of countless innocent civilians have been saved, and a humanitarian catastrophe has been avoided. The role of American forces in this mission is limited. After providing unique capabilities at the beginning, we are now handing over control of the no-fly zone to our NATO allies and partners, including Arab partners like Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. The United States has also joined with the international community to deliver urgent humanitarian assistance. We're offering support to the Libyan opposition and have frozen tens of billions of dollars of Qaddafi's assets. Our message to Qaddafi is clear: attacks against innocent civilians must end, his forces must be pulled back, humanitarian aid must reach Libyans in need, and those responsible for the violence in Libya must be held accountable. The progress we've made over the past seven days demonstrates how the international community should work, with many nations, not just the United States, bearing the responsibility and cost of upholding international law. Every American can be proud of the service of our men and women in uniform who have once again stood up for our interests and ideals. And as we move forward, I will continue to keep each of you fully informed on our progress. Sincerely, Barack Obama President of the United States P.S. On Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. EDT, I will deliver an address at the National Defense University in Washington, DC on the situation in Libya. You can watch the speech live at WhiteHouse.gov/live. [/t][/td][/tr][/table]

My pleasure,glad you guys liked it.

I hunt with my cousin sometimes,he is 44 but he acts like a 12 year old.

http://www.tvkim.com/watch/475/kims-picks-a-real-birds-eye-view?utm_medium=nl

I am not a very successful turkey hunter but I have gone with my cousin several times pre-season and sat and listened for gobblers.Of course people that we know that see turkeys by where they live is helpful too.

Beautiful pictures .Congratulations to you and Fleur.So will you be hunting IA this year?

Nice pictures th41. Iluvhunting, the dec website has hunting areas listed.Find one near you and check it out before May 1st.You won't know how it is until you try it.Better yet is to get permission from a landowner.Either way you may see other hunters especially the first week of the season.Good luck.