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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Gary Dowler on September 28, 2019, 10:43:22 AM
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Sept 28th, and here in Spokane Washington it's presently snowing like mad.
Gary
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Nature is giving you a treat? Usually it is rain
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And here in the Sunbelt it's hot as summer still.
What happened to autumn???
Andre
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SNOWING %^@?? ;) Well, I've got just the thing for ya' for next weekends Ringmaster Fly-A-Thon LL~ LL~ LL~!!
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SNOWING %^@?? ;) Well, I've got just the thing for ya' for next weekends Ringmaster Fly-A-Thon LL~ LL~ LL~!!
That's seriously cool!! Unfortunately, next weekend I'll be scurrying around in the wooded areas seeking opportunity to fill an elk tag with my muzzle loader. Missed a big bull last year, but I was able to shoot a cow. First ever success on elk!
I want a second try at that bull.....
Gary
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That's seriously cool!! Unfortunately, next weekend I'll be scurrying around in the wooded areas seeking opportunity to fill an elk tag with my muzzle loader. Missed a big bull last year, but I was able to shoot a cow. First ever success on elk!
I want a second try at that bull.....
Gary
;D Seriously ??? ??? I too like my wild game but physically, I'm done with all the trekking, dragging and dressing!! When my taste buds kick in I have never come up disappointed hunting at this location …. and I get to stay all warm and snuggly!! LL~ LL~
https://www.sayersbrook.com/elk-meat-for-sale/?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=CM%20-%20Elk&utm_term=elk%20meat%20for%20sale&utm_content=Elk
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Well, we don't have elk around here. But we do have paper targets. Here is my home-made .45 caliber muzzle loader putting holes into paper targets.
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Jim Carter, I understand the body issues. Last year I packed that thing out all by myself. Was able to load it all on my cart, but then had to pull a 300lb cart 3/4 mile to the truck, predominately uphill. I'm only 165 lbs....and at 56 I'm not as youthful as I once was. LOL!!!
Gary
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Jim Carter, I understand the body issues. Last year I packed that thing out all by myself. Was able to load it all on my cart, but then had to pull a 300lb cart 3/4 mile to the truck, predominately uphill. I'm only 165 lbs....and at 56 I'm not as youthful as I once was. LOL!!!
Gary
Hang on Gary, you ain't seen nuthin' yet!! (This from 79 yr old who doesn't even hunt rabbits any more!) I did score two paper targets with my Glock this week, though. They don't weigh so much when I have to haul them out! LL~ VD~
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Hang on Gary, you ain't seen nuthin' yet!! (This from 79 yr old who doesn't even hunt rabbits any more!) I did score two paper targets with my Glock this week, though. They don't weigh so much when I have to haul them out! LL~ VD~
And the season is always open...at least it is for now. D>K Steve
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Hang on Gary, you ain't seen nuthin' yet!! (This from 79 yr old who doesn't even hunt rabbits any more!) I did score two paper targets with my Glock this week, though. They don't weigh so much when I have to haul them out! LL~ VD~
L.O.L.!! Yo, Will ;D!! Have you got a good recipes for those paper targets :-\? Personally, they seem to have a slight texture like soggy cardboard when I stew them down for a couple of hours in a tomato broth!! %^@ LL~ LL~ LL~
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Jim Carter, I understand the body issues. Last year I packed that thing out all by myself. Was able to load it all on my cart, but then had to pull a 300lb cart 3/4 mile to the truck, predominately uphill. I'm only 165 lbs....and at 56 I'm not as youthful as I once was. LOL!!!
Gary
Believe me, I have all the respect for you! May you enjoy it as long as you can …. before you're dependent on "memories"!! ;) ;)
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L.O.L.!! Yo, Will ;D!! Have you got a good recipes for those paper targets :-\? Personally, they seem to have a slight texture like soggy cardboard when I stew them down for a couple of hours in a tomato broth!! %^@ LL~ LL~ LL~
Jim, ya gotta par-broil them first and then put them over a good charcoal grill heat. Takes all the "soggy" out of them in about ten minutes. D>K
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Jim, ya gotta par-broil them first and then put them over a good charcoal grill heat. Takes all the "soggy" out of them in about ten minutes. D>K
LL~ LL~ That's a goodie!! Man, I knew I was "sick" but it shur' make me feel good ta' know that I ain't by myself!! LL~ LL~
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I agree - the world is a better place because of us!!! y1 y1 (Save your ammo.)
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When we were kids my Dad always got his elk. I can't tell you how many pounds of elk I hauled out on my back in high school and college. We were so used to elk that we thought beef "tasted funny".
I've got a nephew that's a natural. He gets his elk every year. When no one else can find one, he's tripping over them!
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We don't, sadly, have elk here in the east side of the Miss' river, but I order it every time I make a Rockies trip, as well as bison, etc. We do have an over crowding of white tail deer here, so I get to eat a lot of venison through the year. Love it.