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Arthur the aardsnark!
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You could! im not sticking that thing in my mouth. LOL
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poor little red fox LMAO, also seen otter, badger, racoon, coyote, mink, seal and walrus.
Walrus is the real expensive one, some of the others are under 10 bucks, but im not sure what you could do with this LOL... poor poor little fox....
I knew a guy when I was stationed in Germany who went back to the US for a black bear hunt and came back with the bone(r) and used it as a toothpick. Apparently very popular among bear hunters.
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That's one of the few things I don't like about TN... nearly every park and landing I've been to is posted "No Alcohol". WTF? In WI you're pretty much expected to bring a cooler full of beer to any park or lake/river. They'll give you a DUI ticket for boating like an idiot (and rightfully so) but not just for sipping a beer on the dock :grumpy: It's a real pain to keep going back to the car to re-fill your Hardee's cup
Also, I've had my fishing license checked more times in a few outings here than I did in 30 years of fishing in WI. So if anyone's planning to come to E. TN to fish, don't even think about violatin'... the wardens around here WILL check you.
Think of all the fun you could have showing that off to women as a conversation-starter... "hey baby, wanna see my bear penis?"
(Don't do that. That's a terrible idea.)
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That's one of the few things I don't like about TN... nearly every park and landing I've been to is posted "No Alcohol". WTF? In WI you're pretty much expected to bring a cooler full of beer to any park or lake/river. They'll give you a DUI ticket for boating like an idiot (and rightfully so) but not just for sipping a beer on the dock :grumpy: It's a real pain to keep going back to the car to re-fill your Hardee's cup
Also, I've had my fishing license checked more times in a few outings here than I did in 30 years of fishing in WI. So if anyone's planning to come to E. TN to fish, don't even think about violatin'... the wardens around here WILL check you.
I have never been checked by the skunk marshals except at the managed duck wetland area and you have to show your stuff to get a blind. Other wise I have never been checked.
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My custom knives were made by my man, Johnny Stout, down in New Braunfels, TX.
http://stoutknives.com/
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That's one of the few things I don't like about TN... nearly every park and landing I've been to is posted "No Alcohol". WTF? In WI you're pretty much expected to bring a cooler full of beer to any park or lake/river. They'll give you a DUI ticket for boating like an idiot (and rightfully so) but not just for sipping a beer on the dock :grumpy: It's a real pain to keep going back to the car to re-fill your Hardee's cup
Also, I've had my fishing license checked more times in a few outings here than I did in 30 years of fishing in WI. So if anyone's planning to come to E. TN to fish, don't even think about violatin'... the wardens around here WILL check you.
Most state and national parks around here say no alcohol too, but they dont check or enforce it unless your being an a$$hole. I have had one of the rangers drive up and see me drinking a beer and i had a bottle of crown on the picnic table. He stopped got out and shook my hand, i could of sworn he was going to kick me out or give me a ticket. But no, he got out said the burgers on the fire smelled good, i offered him one, he said no thanks and then told me have a great time and left. I was confused why he even stopped, But it seems like he was just being friendly. And sadly i dont see that up north too much. Down south the rangers would always stop and bull$hit but here they just drive by unless there is a problem.
Normally if i think there might be a problem, or if im around a bunch of other campers ill just fill a soda bottle with crown and keep a flask in my pocket too for refills.
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Probably checking to see if you needed throwing out or not..
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Not in person. Weaponeer has some Siberian mammoth ivory scales on one of his Johnny Stout knives...maybe he'll post up a photo. I'm trying to guilt him into it now...
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Maybe it's just because I'm such a sweetheart 
, but I've never met a ranger that was a jerk to me. Some of 'em are downright chatty. The wardens that have checked me weren't jerks either, just checkin' licenses, which doesn't bother me at all. Like you say, if you're not being an idiot they're probably not going to hassle you. Also like you said, being discreet is always a good idea. :thumbup:
It's just odd to me because drinking is so open in WI and so "hush-hush" here. The first time my then-fiance saw whiskey in the grocery store up north, she about tipped over
If I want a six-pack and a pint of hootch, I have to get one, go out a door, put it in the car, come back in another door and buy the other... even though the beer and liquor store is in the same building and operated by the same owner. But they have to be "separate." Back home you can get beer, booze, smokes, lottery tickets and groceries all at the same checkout.
Heck, half the churches up north sell beer and have bingo for cash prizes at their fund-raising events... that would cause a riot down here
, but I've never met a ranger that was a jerk to me. Some of 'em are downright chatty. The wardens that have checked me weren't jerks either, just checkin' licenses, which doesn't bother me at all. Like you say, if you're not being an idiot they're probably not going to hassle you. Also like you said, being discreet is always a good idea. :thumbup:It's just odd to me because drinking is so open in WI and so "hush-hush" here. The first time my then-fiance saw whiskey in the grocery store up north, she about tipped over
If I want a six-pack and a pint of hootch, I have to get one, go out a door, put it in the car, come back in another door and buy the other... even though the beer and liquor store is in the same building and operated by the same owner. But they have to be "separate." Back home you can get beer, booze, smokes, lottery tickets and groceries all at the same checkout.Heck, half the churches up north sell beer and have bingo for cash prizes at their fund-raising events... that would cause a riot down here
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You sure? I imagine it would be very effective.
Wonder if he did anything else with that raccoon penis.
Wonder if you could whittle one down and fit it into the sak space for a toothpick.
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Weaponeer was having some technical issues, so I've got a couple of his photos here.
This one is his wife (seen here before using a BK6? cable-tied to a 10/22 as a bayonet) with an unprocessed section of mammoth ivory in Johnny Stout's shop.
And here is the finished knife....very nice...maybe he'll host a GAW? haha!!
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Somebody posted this at BCUSA. Feather stick champ:
[video=youtube;1yWmqbltB-c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yWmqbltB-c[/video]
[video=youtube;1yWmqbltB-c]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yWmqbltB-c[/video]
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that's a beautiful folder there indeed!Weaponeer was having some technical issues, so I've got a couple of his photos here.
This one is his wife (seen here before using a BK6? cable-tied to a 10/22 as a bayonet) with an unprocessed section of mammoth ivory in Johnny Stout's shop.
And here is the finished knife....very nice...maybe he'll host a GAW? haha!!
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