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Hopefully you'll be good as new by morning. I dread the day that something very similar happens to me.

I'm wondering if there wasn't some personal connection between the perp and one of the cops.

When my son killed his first one with that same rifle I had the little doe's hide tanned. He has it on a wall in his house. He told the processor to send this hide to be tanned so the full tradition carries on

My youngest granddaughter got her first deer on her first deer hunt down here in Alabama this morning! She used the rifle that I got her Dad 27 years ago to get his first one! NEF 30-30 with the same old long eye relief shotgun scope. Her Dad had been waiting to see this happen for a long time! I am...

I don't know if there's any punishment bad enough. It would have to be extremely long term, extremely painful and just to the brink of death but still kept living. They shall pay in the end. And, the term "cruel and unusual punishment" when speaking of criminals treatment just makes my blo...

Good morning MUP! I'm over 4 hours behind your early start but feeling somewhat rejuvenated from hunting the last doe day and passing on everything that I saw. Yesterday I was whooped! Real heavy frost here this morning as well. I'm gonna build a roof over an igloo doghouse so the recent hatch of pu...

CONGRATS!! Having that precious little one along for the successful hunt puts it over the moon!

Glad you got a healthy report. I got a 10 year reprieve after my 2nd one. Polyps were removed in the first 2.

Now, as for being AWOL on here..... I stop by every day for the Daily words of encouragement and scripture reading before I scan the new posts

Bad thing about killing a doe now is you are killing 3. I MUCH prefer to kill my does in bow season I used to live by this and though I no longer bow hunt I prefer to kill the does earlier. This year it's just gonna be different. We have a LOT of deer on our place and the bus to doe ratio couldn't ...

This season has been affected by a lot of moving parts in my life and in the lives of those closest to me. As a family we hunted opening day. That's it. One day. But I am as satisfied as I have ever been. The bonus for me is the 2nd best buck that I have ever taken that evening. I may try to go next...

^^^ What Steve said!

Happy New Year! May each and every one on here be blessed abundantly!

Wicked rack for sure and I would love to have a rack like that in my collection! I wonder if the deer had a foot injury that caused the gnarly side to grow like that. Typically an injured hoof will cause the opposite side antler to be abnormal, especially a rear hoof.

Merry Christmas to all my friends on here! May God bless you all in abundance.

Yep. It's time for normal again!

5 cups for me this morning and then a 100 mile one way road trip for my son a new gun safe. Natural Gas heat (logs and infrared) here and stayed toasty but I was up and down a lot all night checking my water as I left it fast dripping so it wouldn't freeze. I'm wore slam, damn out!

I did some searching and that particular one may be a unicorn. I'll look some more though.

PM me the email address that they're sending to and I'll see if I can get you some relief.

You should go Friday morning. Everything/everybody else is gonna be froze to something so you'll have it all to yourself

How about how He surprises us! Your post put a smile on MY face! A day of memories that will last a long time no doubt.

Cup #3 here. I was restless during the night and when I rolled over and looked at the timepiece this morning it registered 8:06

I love a nice hardwood stand! When everything is perfectly still it brings out a really peaceful feeling all around.

And it's good to have waterproof boots with no holes! That can make for a peaceful feeling, too!

Huntaholic wrote: ↑Fri Dec 16, 2022 7:08 am Is waking up!

I concur!!

Congrats! That's a nice collection! I've only been aware of this hobby for a couple of years but I've seen pics on other sites of nice collections as well. Some guys are WAY deep into searching out the more elusive lanterns. I reckon our first stove and lantern came along around 1970. No idea what e...