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Over in the catalog section that Blues added, in the Sears catalog they call a trapper a "Texas Toothpick". It makes me wonder if this wasn't the origin of the trapper, Texis that is.
given the opportunity texans will generally claim to have originated everything.
It's always nice to hear that abuse animals are getting taken care of. One of ours from the local dog pound was obviously beaten, but he sure has come around. It's amazing what a little love will do. He's a Basset Hound/Black Lab mix, lol. Someone was persistent.
She well could have been. my daughter picked her out from petfinder, from a shelter called dixies pet underground. She has quite a unique personality and she is the sweetest thing too. I'm obedience training her and she also is copying my older dog. It makes training a bit easier. She's around 6 months old now. Do you have any pictures?
I just now got to read this entire thread thru and boy I have missed some good talks. I will have to post pics of all my dogs and cats. I have 4 dogs all rescued and 4 cats. My only true friend in the world is my girl of 8 years. Her name is Sugar and I rescued her from the pound when I was 15 years old. I got her with broken ribs and she was scaried of everything. Her previous owner had beat her and broke her ribs. I'll post a pic shortly. Great thread!
Given the opportunity Texans will generally claim to have originated EVERYTHING.
...What's up with every July 14th celebrating Bad Steel Day!?!?
I mean, I have Opinels and Laguioles and Douk-Douk's and customs from Fred Perrin and they seem all pretty good to me, so what's up with this negativity?
Happy "Bastille Day" to any of our French brethren checking in. :thumbup:
Vive la France!
I've heard that France is a great place to be from.![]()
You've been talkin' to Tony.![]()
Yeeeeah, I've seen the remakes. It's like the original in form, same layout. But those old Remingtons were something else. It seemed to me the brass liners were thicker, the jigged bone scales more vivid, generaly better finished. Its sort of like looking at a Smith and Wesson K22 from the 70's, and then looking at one from the late 40's or 50's. The older one had metal finishing in a different and higher plane than the later stuff. You can see the difference when you have it in hand.