Waiting on the doves
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Soj51hopeful
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Did the red Ryder draw any blood?
2lumpy
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Thanks Joe, I agree. The more our yourh get to do the more they want to do. It helps keep the lifestyle alive.
BigJ, Scott has the moose tsg, all three sons are headed up next week to look for moose again. I've decided to stay home for this time. Don't want to be a boat anchor.
I'd do an outing on Fish Lake this fall but I think the other folks schedlule's are too busy until next summer. Probably need to try for next May or June. Are you planning to be around for the muzzleloder deer hunt? Maybe I can buy breakfast at Tina's????
DC
BigJ, Scott has the moose tsg, all three sons are headed up next week to look for moose again. I've decided to stay home for this time. Don't want to be a boat anchor.
I'd do an outing on Fish Lake this fall but I think the other folks schedlule's are too busy until next summer. Probably need to try for next May or June. Are you planning to be around for the muzzleloder deer hunt? Maybe I can buy breakfast at Tina's????
DC
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Congratulations on a successful hunt. Nothing better than family times!!!
DeerHunter53
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Hey Lumpy is that a Red Rider BB gun? Best shooter in the West
looks like your Grandson is having a fine time with Papa
looks like your Grandson is having a fine time with Papa
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I suspect the little Daisy Red Ryder has been used to teach more children to shoot than any other toy or rifle in the country, since 1938.
I own four of them, one with a shortened stock, all used to teach children to aim, sqeeze, and shoot. I've spent hundreds of hours in my backyard, with my children and grandchildren and a Red Ryder or a yellow fiberglas bow and arrows. They love, as do I.
I don't do electronic games.
DC
I own four of them, one with a shortened stock, all used to teach children to aim, sqeeze, and shoot. I've spent hundreds of hours in my backyard, with my children and grandchildren and a Red Ryder or a yellow fiberglas bow and arrows. They love, as do I.
I don't do electronic games.
DC
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The Red Ryder was the first paint ball gun. Helped teach you about Kentucky windage. You could see the BB arch as it hit your little brother in the blue jeans. ??? Its a Mormon holiday 2lumpy. You know I'll be on the mountain with my little muzzle loader hunter. We may have to give you a text after the morning hunt.
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Hi Lumpy, how have you been? I love the pictures of your grandkids. When is your boys moose hunt? Don't forget to post some pictures?
If you seen my NM forum post you know my elk hunt didn't go quite as planned. What the heck there's always next year right?
Have a great day
Joe
"Sometimes you do things wrong for so long you
think their right" - 2001
"I can't argue with honesty" - 2005
-Joe E Sikora
If you seen my NM forum post you know my elk hunt didn't go quite as planned. What the heck there's always next year right?
Have a great day
Joe
"Sometimes you do things wrong for so long you
think their right" - 2001
"I can't argue with honesty" - 2005
-Joe E Sikora
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I think the season for moose has already started, the boys are going to give it a go, starting this coming weekend, give or take a day or two. (They are going to help a friend find a mountain goat in Idaho, before they start the moose hunt.) If they come up short, the moose season lasts unit sometime in November, so they will try again. Hope they find a good one. The good thing about the moose hunt is the fishing is pretty special in the area they are hunting, so they will resort to some river fishing, it the moose hunt is going too slow.
Oh......they have it all figured out and calculated to get the most out of their trips. It's called "bundling". Leverage every trip to get the most out of the overhead investment. Never plan a single event during a single outing.
I haven't seen your NM forum post, but sorry your didn't elk hunt wasn't all you hoped for. It is good to know that it's not a one and done deal, tomorrow starts another opportunity, somewhere.
DC
Oh......they have it all figured out and calculated to get the most out of their trips.
It's called "bundling". Leverage every trip to get the most out of the overhead investment. Never plan a single event during a single outing.I haven't seen your NM forum post, but sorry your didn't elk hunt wasn't all you hoped for. It is good to know that it's not a one and done deal, tomorrow starts another opportunity, somewhere.
DC
