06/19/2009 03:27:38

HI MY SWEET FRIEND, IVE MISSED YA ''BUT'' IF I WENT IN TO TELLING

ALL ID DEPRESS EVEN U MY FRIEND,JUST KNOW UR ON MY MIND,N

PLEASE DONT DELETE ME I'LL TRY N BE BACK SOON AS I CAN!!!!!

LOVE TO YA,,,TRISH




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HOPE THIS FINDS YOU WELL N HAVEING A GREAT WEEK!!!!

LOT'S OF LOVE N HUG'S SENT TO YA,

TRISH...AKA...POSSUM 1

03/24/2009 20:34:07

Thanks for the add! www.salmonriverbendoutfitters.com

03/12/2009 07:18:44

how you doin ? cant wait to enjoy the spring woods

03/05/2009 18:32:45

Rowdy1 wrote: Thank You Kirk:/ Or Marshall, whichever for asking me to be your friend. I will be by your site to study. I as most of the people who may read this know, The outdoors is GOD. It is where you can not only see the magnificent Glory of his work. (On occasion, almost completely unmolested by man). But can feel his power, his magnificence, his eternalness The Cities are an abomination of mans worst work. They are where more rules and social limitations must exist, Most of the outdoors now feel at least some of mans manipulations of its existence. However WE the ones that call out to Jesus Know and understand that we will most likely have to answer the call out of our own hearts. The greater efforts of the church and of Jesus will be directed towards saving those most lost first. It will bode us well if we will pick up that bible from time to time, while listening to the wind in the boughs of the pines and read his word, push ourselves to take that step to believing fully and wholly, in his saving grace. GOD BLESS

Amen my friend well said. We would love for you to drop by the website and get involved in the forum. We are just getting started and would be excited to have you. Kirk

02/19/2009 21:40:47

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12/15/2008 17:03:21

Rowdy1 wrote: Sounds like we have a lot in common. One of my favorite rifles for recreational shooting is my ruger 99/44. I have learned to make it do a lot more than ruger had designed it to do. And my favorite pistol is my ruger 44 mag super blackhawk 10" barrel. is almost as accurate and long range as my 99/44 But when it comes to putting meat in the freezer my main weapon of choice is my 1962 winchester model 70 .270 It was the first gun I purchased new and to this day probably haven't put probably more than 50 rounds through it. At present it's average is 1.2 rounds per elk. Yea love my truck, dirt bike and horses. Gas prices were killing my love for my truck though. Glad for some relief there. Biggest thing it sounds like we have in difference is age. you wet nosed whippersnapper. Don't be a stranger. Rowdy

Im looking forward to having a gun of my own for hunting. I always seem to be borowing a rifle for hunting season, unless its hunting riverbottems deer and they requre shotguns. This year I borrowed my b/fs 30 ot 6, he didnt like the idea of a girl hunting with that, i think its that macho thing, and off horse back i shoot with a 30-30, couldnt tell you the make though..no markings but shoots well. I would tell you what it took this year to finish off something but we had such a bad season, I didnt see anything but wolves. At the end of the season fish and game ended up taking 27 out of a pack where I hunt, Twenty seven!! I try not to blame them too much, i mean it hadnt snowed at all too..sad excuse, lol. Im getting a new rifle for x-mas, i just dont know the make. the boyfriend promised it was up there with an ot 6 so we will see.
Im happy about the gas prices too, mine sucks it down, v10 and i hauled alot this summer, so it wasnt the 10 miles to the gallon it was 8. Urg! But i couldnt and didnt think for a second to trade it in. I love my truck and try not to think about how much i would pay in gas before i would trade it in, lol

12/11/2008 20:50:29

Thanks - Would like to hear what you think of our site after you've had a chance to look it over.
Happy Holidays!

Rowdy1 wrote: Thanks for the request. Was glad to add you. exchange sounds like a great idea. I will check it out. Will see you later Rowdy1

12/10/2008 21:13:54

Thanks for the add. Enjoyed your blog and left you comment there too. God Bless and good hunting!

12/10/2008 20:21:39

Glad to see you on line. And thanks for the suggestions on the sno shoes. I use a couple of old pair that fit me fine. Long and narrow and short and wide. You have to remember which ones you have on sometimes or you can be in trouble. Thanks for the visit and don't be a stranger!!

12/10/2008 17:28:03

Thank's for the request! Happy holiday's and Happy hunting!

12/09/2008 20:50:45

Diary of a Deer Hunter

1:00 AM: Alarm clock rings.

2:00 AM: Hunting partners arrive, drag you out of bed.

2:30 AM: Throw everything except kitchen sink into pickup.

3:00 AM: Leave for deep woods.

3:15 AM: Drive back home to pick up gun.

3:30 AM: Drive like crazy to get to the woods before daylight.

4:00 AM: Set up camp. Forgot the stupid tent.

4:30 AM: Head for the woods.

6:05 AM: See eight deer.

6:06 AM: Take aim and squeeze trigger.

6:07 AM: CLICK.

6:08 AM: Load gun while watching deer go over hill.

8:00 AM: Head back to camp.

9:00 AM: Still looking for camp.

10:00 AM: Realize that you don't know where camp is.

NOON : Fire gun for help---eat wild berries.

2:15 PM: Run out of bullets---eight deer come back.

2:20 PM: Strange feeling in stomach.

2:30 PM: Realize that you ate poison berries.

2:45 PM: Rescued.

2:55 PM: Rushed to hospital to have stomach pumped, throw up instead.

3:15 PM: Arrive back at camp.

3:30 PM: Leave camp to kill deer.

4:00 PM: Return to camp for bullets.

4:01 PM: Load gun---leave camp again.

5:00 PM: Empty gun on bug that is bugging you.

6:00 PM: Arrive at camp -- see deer grazing.

6:01 PM: Load gun.

6:02 PM: Fire gun.

6:03 PM: One dead pickup.

6:05 PM: Hunting partners arrive in camp dragging deer.

6:06 PM: Repress desire to shoot hunting partners.

6:07 PM: Fall into fire.

6:10 PM: Change clothing, throw burned ones in fire.

6:15 PM: Take pickup; leave hunting partners and deer in camp.

6:25 PM: Pickup boils over due to hole shot in block.

6:26 PM: Start walking.

6:30 PM: Stumble and fall, drop gun in mud.

6:35 PM: Meet bear.

6:36 PM: Take aim.

6:37 PM: Fire gun, blow up barrel that's plugged with mud.

6:38 PM: Mess pants.

6:39 PM: Climb tree.

11:00 PM: Bear leaves. Wrap gun around tree.

Midnight: Home at last. Fall on knees thanking Maker.

Next day: Watch football game on TV, slowly tearing up hunting license into small pieces, place in envelope, and mail to Game Warden.

12/09/2008 14:15:49

12/08/2008 17:52:39

Welcome to "GunNuts" hope you enjoy the group. Hope to here from soon, so start a discussion at the forum.

12/08/2008 06:29:07

Welcome to the site