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I hunted a big 100 acre camp in Belmont for years as well .....you can't leave us hanging.
All I know I was in the Belmont hotel one night and we we're the only few guys not in a motorcycle gang. They clearly weren't following the rules on the sign that said to check your colors and sidearms at the door!

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I miss the Belmont Hotel. The Stillwater was fun too


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9 minutes ago, The_Real_TCIII said:


I miss the Belmont Hotel. The Stillwater was fun too


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This story involves the Stillwater, The legion and Coyle hill lol

I have endless stories about those places though. There was one weekend that the owner of the Stillwater let us park our camper just outside of the side door because there was too much snow up on the hill. That weekend, no hunting happened, but I crawled out of the door of the Stillwater on my hands and knees.

Thats not the Haul A-mish story though

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This story involves the Stillwater, The legion and Coyle hill lol
I have endless stories about those places though. There was one weekend that the owner of the Stillwater let us park our camper just outside of the side door because there was too much snow up on the hill. That weekend, no hunting happened, but I crawled out of the door of the Stillwater on my hands and knees.
Thats not the Haul A-mish story though
How many years ago?? My parents friend owned the Stillwater and in the summer they would always head down there with the group they rode Harley's with to eat and drink a bit before heading home.
The current owner is a buddy of mine that I referee college soccer with. That place gets rocking on opening weekend of rifle.

Another greet place is or was the Belevdere......didn't drink much there but man they had great food.

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1 hour ago, mlammerhirt said:

How many years ago?? My parents friend owned the Stillwater and in the summer they would always head down there with the group they rode Harley's with to eat and drink a bit before heading home.
The current owner is a buddy of mine that I referee college soccer with. That place gets rocking on opening weekend of rifle.

Another greet place is or was the Belevdere......didn't drink much there but man they had great food.

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That would have been 15-16 years ago maybe. I cant remember the owners name or his wife. He used to have a couple of bartenders, one was a blonde named Deb maybe, her daughter worked there too. If I saw any of them Id remember their names.

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4 minutes ago, johnplav said:

That’s the only problem with landing a cute wife... you might end up with a cute daughter. 

Daughter had nutcracker performance ( ballet ) last week. Wife drove her early. I picked up daughters new boyfriend after morning hunt. Somehow I “ spilled “ my pocket full of slugs and .44 ammo on passenger floor before pick up. He’s very polite to me :rolleyes:

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46 minutes ago, Stay at home Nomad said:

I always offer new BF a chance to,handle a handgun, after which I’d carefully place it in a ziplock bag, and say “ now your finger prints are on it .”

my two , the one is a Halloween costume.

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Oh...To be YOUNG again.....<<SIGH>>…...

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1 hour ago, Stay at home Nomad said:

I always offer new BF a chance to,handle a handgun, after which I’d carefully place it in a ziplock bag, and say “ now your finger prints are on it .”

my two , the one is a Halloween costume.

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This is such a solid idea, I'm writing it down.  My 2 girls are 2 and 6, so 10 years give or take.

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This story involves the Stillwater, The legion and Coyle hill lol
I have endless stories about those places though. There was one weekend that the owner of the Stillwater let us park our camper just outside of the side door because there was too much snow up on the hill. That weekend, no hunting happened, but I crawled out of the door of the Stillwater on my hands and knees.
Thats not the Haul A-mish story though

One night I was playing pool with this giant dude at the Stillwater, he kept his quarters in his ear! Did you hunt Coyle Hill? I spent the majority of five or six now seasons there


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Not even close to "Live", but my season ended on Sunday.  Deer season is over in VT for another year.  The freezer if full, but it was a difficult season in some ways.  I had trouble with trespassers and thieves.  Some of that will be fixed next year with a gate.  

On the other hand, there will be venison. Filled a tag during bow season. Never saw a shooter during rifle season.  Tracked up a small one to top off the freezer during muzzleloader season.  

I got to spend most of a month in the woods.  Saw some amazing sunrises and sunsets.  Saw two giant owls on different occasions.  I almost always hunt alone, so it was fun to hunt with my best friend for a couple days.  We spent some time on a new piece of ground last week and both brought home deer.  

I'm thankful for the venison and the time in the woods.  I already can't wait for next year!

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I always offer new BF a chance to,handle a handgun, after which I’d carefully place it in a ziplock bag, and say “ now your finger prints are on it .”
my two , the one is a Halloween costume.
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Hook a brother up!


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