hornedfrog2000
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Man this sucks. I lost my phone, and I can't find anyone I know... hahaha. all alone.
Club 600
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hornedfrog2000
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My buddy had a s&w 1911 you could shoot 150 yards easily and hit a 4x4 target with it consistently.
DoobieBrother
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That's a super sweet bow, Doc!
Shot Expert as well, and earned my various bars (was 11B, E6, Desert Shield & Desert Storm).
Got into archery with a buddy in the '90's, but by then my shoulders were giving me problems so had to quit, but really enjoyed it up until then.
My brother-in-law is a bow hunter, too: bear, moose and dall sheep. I don't recall him ever having to buy meat at a store since the mid-'80's.
Good stuff!
And, hornedfrog, I'll always have a soft place in my heart for the 1911. Love the .45 ACP.
We've been saving for a house for so long, but every time the wife & I talk firearms, she's telling me I should go out and get whatever I want.
But I remind her that we can't afford the ones I want.
After we're comfortably in a home, and if I make it past my health issues, I'll re-stock on a few choice pieces to have all my bases covered, and am going to spend a LOT of time at the range.
Shot Expert as well, and earned my various bars (was 11B, E6, Desert Shield & Desert Storm).
Got into archery with a buddy in the '90's, but by then my shoulders were giving me problems so had to quit, but really enjoyed it up until then.
My brother-in-law is a bow hunter, too: bear, moose and dall sheep. I don't recall him ever having to buy meat at a store since the mid-'80's.
Good stuff!
And, hornedfrog, I'll always have a soft place in my heart for the 1911. Love the .45 ACP.
We've been saving for a house for so long, but every time the wife & I talk firearms, she's telling me I should go out and get whatever I want.
But I remind her that we can't afford the ones I want.
After we're comfortably in a home, and if I make it past my health issues, I'll re-stock on a few choice pieces to have all my bases covered, and am going to spend a LOT of time at the range.
whodatnation
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[video=youtube;Pr9SQri2884]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr9SQri2884[/video]
So a quick question for you all out there. Which picture do you like more, 1 or 2?
So a quick question for you all out there. Which picture do you like more, 1 or 2?
whodatnation
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You got the 600 your never alone
unless you access from your phone, then yeah, your alone hehe. That's a super sweet bow, Doc!
And, hornedfrog, I'll always have a soft place in my heart for the 1911. Love the .45 ACP.
Me thinks all of our hearts have a "soft spot" for the 1911..... trying to be clever, failure lol
Agreed about the bow, thats sweet! I have a budy up north who bow hunted. I like hunting veggies, with clippers,,, its hardcore.
method2mymadness
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I herd those vegies attack back when hunted worse than a boar stuck with an arrow ......aww I need to go pig hunting yet to do that and buffalo
I've hunted elk ...deer...antelope....bear when I was young was not the shooter would love to go.again....duck turkey pheasant ur basic hunts no exotics yet and no plan to
I've hunted elk ...deer...antelope....bear when I was young was not the shooter would love to go.again....duck turkey pheasant ur basic hunts no exotics yet and no plan to
DoobieBrother
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[video=youtube;Pr9SQri2884]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pr9SQri2884[/video]
So a quick question for you all out there. Which picture do you like more, 1 or 2?
I like the second pic better.
Has a bit richer colors than the first one.
*edit: maybe not "richer", just that the different color of the wall behind it makes the cola stand out more.
whodatnation
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The camera has an auto white balance ie' I cant change it. Im basically messing with ap, exposure, and flash.
Thanks for the input everyone!
Morning D
that means I up way too late 
DoobieBrother
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Definitely takes more skill to get in close (or let the target get closer without it spooking) and drop it with a bow.
Also means there is no temptation to go for the long shot that may not be a kill shot.
Requires patience AND skill.
Even though the wife is vegetarian, she's also an Alaskan, and accepts the value of subsistence hunting.
I got lucky to find her and snag her.
I'm half Native American and was raised by an old school Cajun, so I come from a loooong line of hunters.
If more people hunted, they would appreciate the meat on their tables a whole lot more (in my opinion).
Well, my eye lids are drooping good, so I better rack the sack.
You all have a good night/morning (depending on where you are), and I'll be back in 6 to 8 hours.
That can keep me awake to