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3 more days and it's opening day of bowseason here. Woo hoo!
Can’t wait!
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3 more days and it's opening day of bowseason here. Woo hoo!
Strange. I couldn't see your pics until I quoted your post.
Bow season came in Oct. 1 here, but I don't bow hunt. Good luck this season.
5 more weeks until first firearm season.
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3 more days and it's opening day of bowseason here. Woo hoo!
Huh. Odd. I couldn't see them either until I put them in this message.
What kind of bow is that?
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Same here. Don't see them unless I quote the post. Some voodoo hoodoo crap going on around here...
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Sold my 12 the other day, and just sold the other pack. Nice to have the extra funds, but oh those shipping costs...
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Nice. I bet it is nice to be free of some of the stuff, too.
I need to sell a bunch of knives, but I just don't feel like messing with it right now.
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It really is. I still have three other knives I'm going to list, but I think I'm going to wait until I get back from the cabin to do so.
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That's how I am normally. Just don't like messing with it really.
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Small town living sometimes has it's advantages.
I got asked to go and judge cakes at the County Fair today. No pics of that, but while I was walking around, I spotted this beast.
I was alone and am no good at selfies, so you'll have to take my word for it that it put up a tough ride, but I hung on for the full 8 seconds.
Plus it looks like the Rodeo League might have some competition.
I got asked to go and judge cakes at the County Fair today. No pics of that, but while I was walking around, I spotted this beast.
I was alone and am no good at selfies, so you'll have to take my word for it that it put up a tough ride, but I hung on for the full 8 seconds.
Plus it looks like the Rodeo League might have some competition.
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I'm not a judge for the IPRL, only the league's logo designer, but I'm calling foul on this one. Never seen a pig with horns before. I'd venture to say the powers that be (Official IPRL Officials) would NOT consider this "pig" ride-able within the guidelines set forth in the official IPRL rule book.
Then again, I've been known to be wrong before, albeit just once.
Then again, I've been known to be wrong before, albeit just once.
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That's what I thought. Thanks for clearing that one up for me.
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I'm not a judge for the IPRL, only the league's logo designer, but I'm calling foul on this one. Never seen a pig with horns before. I'd venture to say the powers that be (Official IPRL Officials) would NOT consider this "pig" ride-able within the guidelines set forth in the official IPRL rule book.
Then again, I've been known to be wrong before, albeit just once.
Well, there certainly were other pigs available, and none had horns, but this one had a saddle, man! What are the odds? It had to be ridden.
Plus, Halloween isn't far away, and I think it was just trying out its costume.
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I'm taking it the N stands for Non?
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